Detective Pena

Based on the conditions and the wind and everything else that day, it would have gone left and not right.

It is highly

improbable that she would have been able to locate him quickly unless she was right next to him.

Everything was all lies.

Walking into a trial in a case like this, it's nerve-racking.

Knowing how dangerous she was, it was important to go into that courtroom and make sure that she didn't kill a third person.

She left him there while she decided she was going to lay out on a towel on the beach.

And the evidence will show that any reasonable person would have expected Taylor Searing's life to be an imminent danger at that moment left

This teeny tiny little wet life jacket.

I wanted to make sure that this jury understood this was not an accident.

This was an intentional act, and the jury needed to see that.

The jury needed to see what really happened here.

I can see panicking and not doing too far.

But you had a cell phone.

Why didn't you call 911?

Every minute that she didn't do CPR, didn't call 911, didn't get help to that child, made him die.

I will say that based on the evidence that has been presented, I do believe she is guilty.

And what happened to little Taylor was just, I mean, evil.

You know, Taylor's mom, I mean, broken.

She did everything wrong.