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Full Breakdown on this: "Key Cycle 1162-2" -Tech Stream data gathered from KRs Lexus shows a triggering event where the Lexus travels in reverse 62 Ft at 24.2 MPH. They claim this triggering event is when KR hits JOK. -Using tech stream data, along with data from the Lexus...

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JoeyBagaD🍩nutsvor 1 Jahr

There is so much evidence of corruption in this murder prosecution. People better fucking go to prison for this shit!

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The Trial Channelvor 1 Jahr

When did the key cycles start becoming hyphenated? Is this something the new tech stream data spit out or something they agreed to for specificity?

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Joe Flipperheadvor 1 Jahr

there is 2 triggering events during key cycle 1162. the "- 2" means the second triggering event is the one in question.

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Elizabeth ⛰️vor 1 Jahr

If Hank was “surprised” by this new report, how did Aperture all of a sudden notice Whiffen’s timeline? Witnesses aren’t supposed to watch the trial, right? No matter how you slice it, the shit is dirty.

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RPvor 1 Jahr

ONLY 3 POINT TURN AT THAT DISTANCE WAS WHEN DIGHTON COP BACKED IT OUT OF KAREN READS PARENTS HOUSE THEN DROVE UP TO TOWTRUCK WHEN THOSE 2 CORRUPT MSP TROOPERS TOWED HER SUV.

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LoudLilDuckyvor 1 Jahr

We just change things bc we have to convict and win

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Samantha Josephine M. 🇺🇸📌vor 1 Jahr

This . Is. The . Asinine. I can’t believe what I’m fking witnessing right now. They are changing stories as they go just to get a conviction. THEY KNOW SHE DIDNT DO IT. This is EVIL AND CORRUPT

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I'm thinking she's going to allow it because she should've said no right then and there. The fact that she even pretended that she needed to take it under advisement is disingenuous and corrupt. I have never in my entire life seen anywhere as corrupt as Massachusetts. It makes me grateful that I don't live there and at the same time it makes me agitated for those who do.

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Karen Read was FRAMEDvor 1 Jahr

Hold up! First time trial watcher here, they actually changed their time of collision in the first trial too?! WTAF. 😬

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Christine Hanksvor 1 Jahr

I’m confused. Original time of trigger event was 12:31:38. Amended time of event is 12:32:16. That’s an addition of 38 seconds. But Brennan said Burgess identified the actual time differential was 21-25 secs instead of 30 secs as they originally thought. Doesn’t make sense

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Joe Flipperheadvor 1 Jahr

Exactly

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Olivia

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Olivia

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What's this? John O'Keefe and Karen Read re-trial witness Jen McCabe DID tell a grand jury that Karen said "I hit him! I hit him! I hit him!" at the scene where Karen is alleged to have struck John, while drunk-driving, and then left John to die in the snow? This is bad news heading into the end of Alan Jackson's cross on Friday (there is no court today). Jackson spent hours going in circles on Wednesday as to whether McCabe had told a grand jury about Karen's confession to "hitting John" and now the world gets an early preview of prosecutor Hank Brennan's re-direct via the video below (where Brennan will, no doubt, have McCabe confirm she told the Grand Jury those very words as to Karen's confession to hitting John). See video of McCabe testifying, on direct, that Karen said the words "I hit him! I hit him! 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See video of Brennan confirming in open court that those videos --where Karen talks about an argument with John during his last moments-- will be played for jurors, at the close of McCabe's testimony and after she is off the stand, here - Karen's argument with John, between 12:24am and 12:31am, was apparently about a woman John had dated years earlier ("Bella's mom"). McCabe has already testified, during Read's re-trial, that McCabe mentioned Bella's mom as a way to help Karen and John find their way to a house party in the moments before John was allegedly struck and killed by Karen's car. McCabe further testified that, for some reason, Karen started talking about Bella's mom, and John "cheating on Karen," in the moments before John's body was discovered by Karen, McCabe and Kerry Roberts after 6am on 1/29/22. 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