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Originally Posted by oneclickplus
She and John were both drunk. She dropped him off at a house party. Then she went to HIS house waiting for him to call or come home (she was with his kids). She tried to call him several times but no answer. Those at the house party say he never arrived. That is to say he never came to the front door. Snow storm in progress with a lot of snow / ice on the ground. Drunk man slipped and fell. Either he was unconscious or he fell asleep in the snow. Death came as a result. There is no fault here (other than his own). Yes, she was angry with him for not coming home and leaving her with HIS kids. That is not the behavior of someone who is guilty. Tragic accident? Maybe. But, more likely, he is responsible for his own death.
Civil suit to follow. If she is found liable, she can just file for bankruptcy and forget about it. Time for her to liquidate her assets now in anticipation before there is a court order to prevent same.
My take: she is innocent. But the family can't accept the possibility that there is no one to blame (except John). So, they will sue "because they can".
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Medical examiner outlines findings from John O’Keefe autopsy on the stand in Karen Read murder retrial - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7News
Medical examiner outlines findings from John O’Keefe autopsy on the stand in Karen Read murder retrial - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7News
That does not fit the evidence.