Andrea Dunlop

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John walked us through his version of the events that preceded Nolan's hospitalization starting with Friday, the morning of December 11th.

This was December, and like many families with small children, just about everyone was getting over some type of cold, as Danica explained to the police.

In addition to the seizure that Nolan had suffered immediately before the Saturday 911 call, it would come to light that he had suffered a seizure the day before as well.

Danica had told the police about a series of messages she'd received from John throughout the day that included photos and videos of Nolan.

So when police arrived at Larry's house to interview John, they confiscated his cell phone and asked him if he had any other phones.

He said he didn't, but when a deputy saw him with one an hour later, they confiscated that as well.

The police eventually recovered a series of messages and pictures, beginning at around 10 a.m.

on Friday, showing Nolan draped over the side of a chair.

There was a second photo where Nolan did not appear to be awake, and a third photo of him in a high chair with a plate of food in front of him, where his head is lulled back and his eyes are closed.

This third photo includes a message that reads, "'Not really happy, but eating.

He's getting worse.

Where is the medicine?'

Then around 1215, John messages Danica to say, I think Nolan just had a seizure.

He was napping on the bed, let out a loud yell, and then I got up and he was laying like he does.

He's back asleep now.

It's not the medicine.

I couldn't find it.