The unexpected timing of Jake Haro’s guilty plea in the tragic case of his infant son, Emmanuel Haro, has caught many by surprise, including Brad Conway, the attorney known for representing the parents of Casey Anthony, another high-profile child murder case.

Conway appeared on “Banfield” to analyze the developments surrounding Haro’s sudden change of heart in court on Thursday, where he admitted guilt, reversing his earlier plea.

Emmanuel was reported missing on August 14. Initially, his mother, Rebecca Haro, informed authorities that her son had been abducted while she was changing his diaper in the backseat of their car parked at a store. She claimed to have been knocked unconscious, only to awaken and discover Emmanuel was gone.

“We’re here on October 16, and he’s already entered a plea. That’s almost unheard of,” remarked Conway, highlighting the unusual speed of the legal proceedings.