Josh Summers

His mother would later tell police that she didn't see Logan in the back of Billy's vehicle, but she could hear him laughing and giggling and saw Billy turn around to pay attention to the child. And all of this is important because by all accounts, Logan was healthy and acting normally, doing the normal things you would expect a seven-month-old baby to do.

His mother would later tell police that she didn't see Logan in the back of Billy's vehicle, but she could hear him laughing and giggling and saw Billy turn around to pay attention to the child. And all of this is important because by all accounts, Logan was healthy and acting normally, doing the normal things you would expect a seven-month-old baby to do.

Logan had been alone with Billy for approximately half an hour. At 11.05 a.m. that morning of July 4th, 2016, Billy called Nicole, Logan's mom, and said Logan wasn't breathing, wasn't responding. He was in a panic.

Logan had been alone with Billy for approximately half an hour. At 11.05 a.m. that morning of July 4th, 2016, Billy called Nicole, Logan's mom, and said Logan wasn't breathing, wasn't responding. He was in a panic.

About eight minutes later, as Nicole is frantically making her way to Billy's home, she calls 911.

About eight minutes later, as Nicole is frantically making her way to Billy's home, she calls 911.

Billy, contemporaneous to her going to his home, is trying to get Logan to a hospital. They pass each other on a highway and eventually it just happened to be that a DPS trooper was in that area, pulls them over for speeding.

Billy, contemporaneous to her going to his home, is trying to get Logan to a hospital. They pass each other on a highway and eventually it just happened to be that a DPS trooper was in that area, pulls them over for speeding.

And Billy takes Logan out of his truck, runs frantically over to the state trooper who attempts to resuscitate the child and begins performing CPR on that child.

And Billy takes Logan out of his truck, runs frantically over to the state trooper who attempts to resuscitate the child and begins performing CPR on that child.

The trooper did what he could do given the circumstances. He kept his composure and he did everything you would want a member of law enforcement to do. He took that child and immediately began performing CPR on that child and continued to do so until EMS arrived on scene.

The trooper did what he could do given the circumstances. He kept his composure and he did everything you would want a member of law enforcement to do. He took that child and immediately began performing CPR on that child and continued to do so until EMS arrived on scene.

First, he is spoken to by a member of the Fayette County Sheriff's Office, and later he's spoken to by a Texas Ranger. And when he's interviewed, he tells law enforcement that he was going to give Logan a bath.

First, he is spoken to by a member of the Fayette County Sheriff's Office, and later he's spoken to by a Texas Ranger. And when he's interviewed, he tells law enforcement that he was going to give Logan a bath.

Billy tells the Texas Ranger that he was going to give Logan a bath and that he put Logan in a horse trough that was, I guess, serving as a makeshift bathtub.

Billy tells the Texas Ranger that he was going to give Logan a bath and that he put Logan in a horse trough that was, I guess, serving as a makeshift bathtub.

He walked about 20 feet away to get some tear-free shampoo, heard a splash, returned to the horse trough, and saw Logan unresponsive laying on his side.

He walked about 20 feet away to get some tear-free shampoo, heard a splash, returned to the horse trough, and saw Logan unresponsive laying on his side.

Logan was not dressed, but he was completely dry. His skin was dry, his hair was dry, and so that's kind of out of the gate. Things in Billy's story don't start matching up with the evidence. It didn't make any sense that a perfectly normal, happy, healthy infant would just suddenly collapse in a bathtub and die. That didn't make any sense.

Logan was not dressed, but he was completely dry. His skin was dry, his hair was dry, and so that's kind of out of the gate. Things in Billy's story don't start matching up with the evidence. It didn't make any sense that a perfectly normal, happy, healthy infant would just suddenly collapse in a bathtub and die. That didn't make any sense.