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Two of the jurors have spoken in interviews. They both believe that Karen Read is innocent as well as not guilty.
This is fortunate for Karen Read since the O'Keefe family plans to file a lawsuit against her and the restaurant that served her drinks. I hope that the FBI will followup and not only find the true murderers but also investigate the corruption in the state and city police starting with sabotage of the sally port videos and the willful negligence to conduct any interviews of people present at the house that night. |
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A judge granted a delay, as testifying in the Civil case, would have effectively taken away Read's 5th Amendment rights in the Criminal case. |
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I think the Plaintiffs have a better than 50/50 chance of winning, their burden is so low. Soon after the contracts are signed for the movie rights and cash is available, the Read team will be trying to buy themselves out of it. |
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But based on the jurors remarks and the facts laid out in the trial, Karen Read was proved without a shred of doubt that she was innocent. Also here is how the Karen Read team found out who murdered him. —just hours after Karen Read was arraigned—her attorney David Yannetti received an anonymous tip from someone claiming a law-enforcement background. The caller said that Brian Albert, his nephew Colin, and an unnamed federal agent had beaten Officer John O’Keefe to death inside the house and then dragged his body outside to the lawn nypost.com That caller turned out to be Steven Scanlon, a local private investigator. Although he later recanted parts of his story, Yannetti noted that “photos of O’Keefe hadn’t been released at the time of the first call. And other details lined up,” lending the tip some credibility boston.com Subsequently, Yannetti’s defense team expanded this narrative, naming Brian Albert, Colin Albert, and ATF agent Brian Higgins (not a DEA agent) as possible third-party perpetrators through what’s known as a “third-party culprit” defense |
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The 1st trial used a derivation of the "3rd party culprit" defense. The judge in the 2nd case, limited their use of the 3rd party culprit defense, in her retrial. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTPZKiyGfgA&t=30s |
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But stupid people do make it on juries so injustice might prevail again. I believe that if Proctor hadn't foolishly busted the tail light at the sally port and then planted the pieces in the front yard the verdict may have been different. This is because the defense had absolute proof that Karens tail light was illuminated and the red lens not completely smashed well after the alledged time of o'keefes death. |
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as far as innocent? it was not an option for the jurors, so how can it even be considered at all? total corruption at karen read trial, by the investigating state police, and canton police dept. and glaring corrupt judge cannone, who was a disgrace .....i have stronger description of this corrupt, non-qualified political appointed judge, but everyone knows what i am talking about... |
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IMO She was in brotherhood at time, they only give out arrest DWI to citizens not fellow brotherhood members and family. |
Colin Albert did it. McAlberts would not protect Higgins, but they expected him to protect them. They texted Higgins after the incident because Higgins went dark and they thought he was talking. Ally McAbe said in the first trial "Colin wasn't in the house when John was." So John was in the house. They were covering for Colin. Colin had bruised knuckles. Garage had red stains.
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And on occasion she asked the prosecutor if he had an objection to a defense question. |
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