Emily Simpson

What was she on, the bunk bed?

I don't know if she had bunk beds.

I'm sure she was probably on a bed, and I'm sure the baby probably rolled off the bed and fell to the floor.

Yeah, but you know what?

That still wouldn't be a loud thump like that to knock a picture off.

Well, I know, because you're talking about like a seven-pound baby or something.

I mean, no offense, but if we fell off of it, it wouldn't be a loud thump either.

I don't know.

I was thinking what is going on in that room that made like the wall shake.

Maybe she was kicking the walls or something.

Maybe, maybe.

I don't know.

I mean, according to investigators, she also stated that after the birth, she stayed awake briefly before falling asleep and unintentionally lying on top of the baby.

She later woke up and noticed that the infant had turned blue and purple, according to the documents.

Snelling reportedly told officers that she wrapped the baby in a towel and laid beside the child on the bedroom floor, saying it gave her, quote, a little comfort.

Now, you know what?

She knows.

She knows to say, because I don't think it's a crime to have a baby outside a hospital.

No, that's not a crime.

I mean, you could do it negligently, and there might be some criminal negligence, right?