Carrie Ann's banner

Carrie Ann

@carriecherry75 • 6,627 subscribers

Recovering Journalist. True Crime Junkie. Trial Paralegal. Marshall Grad.

Shorts

One year, Julie?? One year, you say??? Despite the gum-chomping and constant interrupting, it was obvious Julie Albert was downplaying her relationship with the Proctors during her MSP interviews. What revealed itself though - through Courtney Proctor - is that Julie was her nanny for 9 YEARS - from 2013 when Courtney had her first baby, all the way up to the second kid going to kindergarten, which happened to be the year John O’Keefe was killed. And while Julie danced around it with the troopers on April 3, 2024 saying she might have “helped” out here and there, listen to what she testified to at trial, just one month later on May 8, 2024 UNDER OATH. Did you provide child care for Courtney Proctor’s children? Yes. When? 2019. Just that one year? Yes. Isn’t that some shit?

One year, Julie?? One year, you say??? Despite the gum-chomping and constant interrupting, it was obvious Julie Albert was downplaying her relationship with the Proctors during her MSP interviews. What revealed itself though - through Courtney Proctor - is that Julie was her nanny for 9 YEARS - from 2013 when Courtney had her first baby, all the way up to the second kid going to kindergarten, which happened to be the year John O’Keefe was killed. And while Julie danced around it with the troopers on April 3, 2024 saying she might have “helped” out here and there, listen to what she testified to at trial, just one month later on May 8, 2024 UNDER OATH. Did you provide child care for Courtney Proctor’s children? Yes. When? 2019. Just that one year? Yes. Isn’t that some shit?

18,192 views

Courtney Proctor’s pronunciation of “kindergarten” is like nails on a chalkboard. I’m a southerner so I asked my husband - whose mom has a weird New England accent (Massachusetts and Maine) - if this is how she says it. After looking at me like I was crazy, he told me the only person he knows who says it like that is Harry from Home Alone. That’s it!! He’s right!!

Courtney Proctor’s pronunciation of “kindergarten” is like nails on a chalkboard. I’m a southerner so I asked my husband - whose mom has a weird New England accent (Massachusetts and Maine) - if this is how she says it. After looking at me like I was crazy, he told me the only person he knows who says it like that is Harry from Home Alone. That’s it!! He’s right!!

13,301 views

Videos

Anya Rossi

sweetdream.ai

SweetDream.ai•Sponsored•Livecam

Watch Anya Live

Anya is streaming live right now! Join her private show and enjoy exclusive content.

Exclusive private shows

1.2k viewers online

Private Show

Join now for exclusive access

Free preview available • Premium content

I hope Caleb Flynn felt this one in whatever soul he has left - that his college best friend turned brother-in-law, who is now raising his daughters, has promised to show those girls what a “loving, honest and faithful father looks like.” A well-deserved knife to the heart.

I hope Caleb Flynn felt this one in whatever soul he has left - that his college best friend turned brother-in-law, who is now raising his daughters, has promised to show those girls what a “loving, honest and faithful father looks like.” A well-deserved knife to the heart.

177,187 views • 9 days ago

Remember when the prosecutor said the Commonwealth’s theory of why Lindsay Clancy chose methods of suicide that were “insufficient to meet the goal” would become “clearer” by the end of their case? Well, they rested today. Anyone figure it out?

Remember when the prosecutor said the Commonwealth’s theory of why Lindsay Clancy chose methods of suicide that were “insufficient to meet the goal” would become “clearer” by the end of their case? Well, they rested today. Anyone figure it out?

121,123 views • 1 month ago

No, no, no, we’re not saying it’s a fake suicide, we’re saying “the methods that were chosen were insufficient to achieve the goal.” What’s the difference? What does that even mean? I’m so confused. And I’m not the only one apparently. The judge doesn’t get it either.

No, no, no, we’re not saying it’s a fake suicide, we’re saying “the methods that were chosen were insufficient to achieve the goal.” What’s the difference? What does that even mean? I’m so confused. And I’m not the only one apparently. The judge doesn’t get it either.

40,258 views • 2 months ago

There’s debate in Melanie’s chat tonight about when Jen McCabe first testified that Karen Read said “I hit him.” Some people were saying it was at the first trial because of the testimony where Alan Jackson wanted her to go through her entire state grand jury transcript - and we learned she was asked 12 different ways and McCabe’s answer every time then was “Did I hit him? Could I have hit him?” However, it was actually at the federal grand jury in June 2023 when McCabe first officially attributed “I hit him” to Read, which Jackson pointed out was right after she and her family became the subject of public scorn when the 2:27 am Google search came to light.

There’s debate in Melanie’s chat tonight about when Jen McCabe first testified that Karen Read said “I hit him.” Some people were saying it was at the first trial because of the testimony where Alan Jackson wanted her to go through her entire state grand jury transcript - and we learned she was asked 12 different ways and McCabe’s answer every time then was “Did I hit him? Could I have hit him?” However, it was actually at the federal grand jury in June 2023 when McCabe first officially attributed “I hit him” to Read, which Jackson pointed out was right after she and her family became the subject of public scorn when the 2:27 am Google search came to light.

39,768 views • 3 months ago

One year, Julie?? One year, you say??? Despite the gum-chomping and constant interrupting, it was obvious Julie Albert was downplaying her relationship with the Proctors during her MSP interviews. What revealed itself though - through Courtney Proctor - is that Julie was her nanny for 9 YEARS - from 2013 when Courtney had her first baby, all the way up to the second kid going to kindergarten, which happened to be the year John O’Keefe was killed. And while Julie danced around it with the troopers on April 3, 2024 saying she might have “helped” out here and there, listen to what she testified to at trial, just one month later on May 8, 2024 UNDER OATH. Did you provide child care for Courtney Proctor’s children? Yes. When? 2019. Just that one year? Yes. Isn’t that some shit?

One year, Julie?? One year, you say??? Despite the gum-chomping and constant interrupting, it was obvious Julie Albert was downplaying her relationship with the Proctors during her MSP interviews. What revealed itself though - through Courtney Proctor - is that Julie was her nanny for 9 YEARS - from 2013 when Courtney had her first baby, all the way up to the second kid going to kindergarten, which happened to be the year John O’Keefe was killed. And while Julie danced around it with the troopers on April 3, 2024 saying she might have “helped” out here and there, listen to what she testified to at trial, just one month later on May 8, 2024 UNDER OATH. Did you provide child care for Courtney Proctor’s children? Yes. When? 2019. Just that one year? Yes. Isn’t that some shit?

18,192 views • 2 months ago

Linda Bailey's entire vibe was offensive. Her condescending way of describing Dan Markel completely negated the purpose of her testimony on behalf of Donna Adelson. Here's what I mean: Dan Markel is a Harvard educated attorney. He was a law school professor, spoke at conferences, authored journals, started an influential blog and was on his way up. Yet Linda Bailey - with her FSU degree and 37 years' experience practicing family law in Tallahassee, Florida - mocked and belittled him on the stand. She justified the nickname "Gibbers" by saying his motions and memorandums were gibberish. Without any proof, she claimed Markel drafted his own pleadings ("like he was drafting a law review article"), basically forcing his lawyers to just sign off. These are the words she used to describe the writings she is convinced are his: nonsense, inconsistent, verbose, wordy, hyperbolic, inflammatory. Most importantly, Bailey says they lacked legal merit. In 37 years, she had never ever seen filings this horrible. She was "taken aback" that a lawyer would have signed them and allowed them to be filed. And despite all of this, the entire point of Bailey's testimony was that, according to her, this divorce was not contentious. On the contrary, it was "routine" and "amicable" and everyone was "calm and measured." Sure, Linda. In getting those digs in against Markel, she was basically spewing nonsense and gibberish on the stand, no?

Linda Bailey's entire vibe was offensive. Her condescending way of describing Dan Markel completely negated the purpose of her testimony on behalf of Donna Adelson. Here's what I mean: Dan Markel is a Harvard educated attorney. He was a law school professor, spoke at conferences, authored journals, started an influential blog and was on his way up. Yet Linda Bailey - with her FSU degree and 37 years' experience practicing family law in Tallahassee, Florida - mocked and belittled him on the stand. She justified the nickname "Gibbers" by saying his motions and memorandums were gibberish. Without any proof, she claimed Markel drafted his own pleadings ("like he was drafting a law review article"), basically forcing his lawyers to just sign off. These are the words she used to describe the writings she is convinced are his: nonsense, inconsistent, verbose, wordy, hyperbolic, inflammatory. Most importantly, Bailey says they lacked legal merit. In 37 years, she had never ever seen filings this horrible. She was "taken aback" that a lawyer would have signed them and allowed them to be filed. And despite all of this, the entire point of Bailey's testimony was that, according to her, this divorce was not contentious. On the contrary, it was "routine" and "amicable" and everyone was "calm and measured." Sure, Linda. In getting those digs in against Markel, she was basically spewing nonsense and gibberish on the stand, no?

43,325 views • 1 year ago

This triggered me. As someone who has dealt with the death of a spouse, the dismissive tone of Brennan’s “I’m sorry for your loss” felt cruel. Anyone else?

This triggered me. As someone who has dealt with the death of a spouse, the dismissive tone of Brennan’s “I’m sorry for your loss” felt cruel. Anyone else?

48,249 views • 1 year ago

Kouri Richins’ defense attorney said in opening that Kouri indeed bought drugs from Carmen - at Eric’s request. In fact, they said, we’re gonna hear it straight from Kouri’s mouth. So I’m struggling with their tactics on cross of Carmen. Why do they need to discredit her or destroy her or bring up her learning disability or nitpick over whether the money was in a closet or a firepit? They admit Kouri bought drugs from Carmen. Is this strategy just to raise doubt over whether Kouri used the word “fentanyl”?

Kouri Richins’ defense attorney said in opening that Kouri indeed bought drugs from Carmen - at Eric’s request. In fact, they said, we’re gonna hear it straight from Kouri’s mouth. So I’m struggling with their tactics on cross of Carmen. Why do they need to discredit her or destroy her or bring up her learning disability or nitpick over whether the money was in a closet or a firepit? They admit Kouri bought drugs from Carmen. Is this strategy just to raise doubt over whether Kouri used the word “fentanyl”?

25,961 views • 7 months ago

We were all Emily D. Baker in this moment. End of a long day + over-the-top drama - reason = fucking meltdown. WHAT IS HAPPENING??

We were all Emily D. Baker in this moment. End of a long day + over-the-top drama - reason = fucking meltdown. WHAT IS HAPPENING??

24,829 views • 7 months ago

Yes, EDB! Thank you for putting into words the “what the actual fuck” feeling we all had while watching this. “I am perplexed by his incredulity.” This applies to most investigators in this case, actually.

Yes, EDB! Thank you for putting into words the “what the actual fuck” feeling we all had while watching this. “I am perplexed by his incredulity.” This applies to most investigators in this case, actually.

42,119 views • 1 year ago

No more content to load