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As Karen Read trial followers, do y’all find yourselves hearing a small detail or piece of testimony that leads you down a rabbit hole? Or is that just me? For example, this tidbit during Jen McCabe’s cross yesterday caught my attention. She was asked about her view as she looked out the window of 34 Fairview in the early morning hours of January 29th. She said there was a streetlight that illuminated the road enough that she could see tire tracks in the snow. This made a light bulb (pun intended) go off in my brain. Now, the Google map street view of Fairview does not show a streetlight across the street like she’s referencing. I don’t know if there was one there or not. Google maps does show, however, a big ol’ streetlight at the end of the Albert’s driveway. But in the first trial, Brian Albert testified like this: There’s no streetlight there at all. He went further to tell us just how dark it was that night. He said the porch lights were off because “sometimes the bulbs don’t even work in them.” This man, a 30-year officer with the Boston Police Department, a former Marine, can’t change a light bulb? He’s a member of the Fugitive Task Force and lives on a dark street in a dark house and also doesn’t lock his door. There was a lot of detail about that too – oh, the kids come in and out at all hours so we just leave it unlocked… oh, we got the locks changed and don’t know what key goes with what. I struggle to believe this man does nothing to protect his family, especially since his German Shephard isn’t coming to their rescue. Sara Levinson testified there was a lamppost by the driveway and also a spotlight by the garage. All of the witnesses who left 34 Fairview that night had detailed stories to explain why they didn’t see a 200+ pound man on the lawn mere feet from where they were: they were distracted by the peanut butter, they didn’t listen to their mom and wore the high-heeled boots so they had to watch their feet, they were distracted by windshield wipers and defrosters, they were turned to the left to gaze lovingly at Tristan Morris. But now, according to Jen McCabe, there was a streetlight across the street, seemingly not far from the flagpole. Make it make sense.

As Karen Read trial followers, do y’all find yourselves hearing a small detail or piece of testimony that leads you down a rabbit hole? Or is that just me? For example, this tidbit during Jen McCabe’s cross yesterday caught my attention. She was asked about her view as she looked out the window of 34 Fairview in the early morning hours of January 29th. She said there was a streetlight that illuminated the road enough that she could see tire tracks in the snow. This made a light bulb (pun intended) go off in my brain. Now, the Google map street view of Fairview does not show a streetlight across the street like she’s referencing. I don’t know if there was one there or not. Google maps does show, however, a big ol’ streetlight at the end of the Albert’s driveway. But in the first trial, Brian Albert testified like this: There’s no streetlight there at all. He went further to tell us just how dark it was that night. He said the porch lights were off because “sometimes the bulbs don’t even work in them.” This man, a 30-year officer with the Boston Police Department, a former Marine, can’t change a light bulb? He’s a member of the Fugitive Task Force and lives on a dark street in a dark house and also doesn’t lock his door. There was a lot of detail about that too – oh, the kids come in and out at all hours so we just leave it unlocked… oh, we got the locks changed and don’t know what key goes with what. I struggle to believe this man does nothing to protect his family, especially since his German Shephard isn’t coming to their rescue. Sara Levinson testified there was a lamppost by the driveway and also a spotlight by the garage. All of the witnesses who left 34 Fairview that night had detailed stories to explain why they didn’t see a 200+ pound man on the lawn mere feet from where they were: they were distracted by the peanut butter, they didn’t listen to their mom and wore the high-heeled boots so they had to watch their feet, they were distracted by windshield wipers and defrosters, they were turned to the left to gaze lovingly at Tristan Morris. But now, according to Jen McCabe, there was a streetlight across the street, seemingly not far from the flagpole. Make it make sense.

Carrie Ann

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