MA. v Karen Read Trial Day 11 - Caitlin Albert Cross. Sarah Levinson & Julie Nagel.

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    THE DOCKET
    0:00 Welcome
    4:45 The Hearing
    7:40 Caitlin Albert - Cross Examination Continued
    45:50 Re-Direct Examination
    52:00 Tristan Morris Testimony
    1:17:00 Cross Examination
    1:31:30 Re-Direct Examination
    1:35:30 Sara Levinson Testimony
    2:12:15 Cross Examination
    2:36:35 Re-Direct Examination
    2:40:35 Julie Nagle Testimony
    3:24:10 Cross Examination
    4:00:00 Court Recess For The Day
    4:04:25 Summary
    4:16:40 Q&A
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  • @JustJen0712
    @JustJen0712 Před 24 dny +203

    Here’s where we’re going. The prosecution has stopped prosecuting Karen, they are now a defense team, defending the Alberts. 🤷🏽‍♀️

    • @niklin8397
      @niklin8397 Před 24 dny +14

      That's what it feels like

    • @bethlovesthings
      @bethlovesthings Před 24 dny +15

      Lol when did they start prosecuting, I feel like they have been on the defence this entire trial

    • @melissab7777
      @melissab7777 Před 22 dny +3

      True story

    • @hazelangus
      @hazelangus Před 21 dnem +10

      I've begun to wonder if the trial itself is the cover-up.

    • @helenaj9436
      @helenaj9436 Před 8 dny

      ​@@hazelangus, I did 0 research for this case. All I knew, She's accused of hitting him & Conspiracy theory defense.
      I know how they got to conspiracy theory. I don't know how they got to a murder charge. 🤦‍♀️

  • @mariusweber4990
    @mariusweber4990 Před 25 dny +343

    11 days and soon 30 witnesses in, we haven't even established that the victim was actually hit by a car. How was this case even charged?

    • @lizzimmermann7164
      @lizzimmermann7164 Před 24 dny +67

      Do we even know if he’s dead yet? Has a medical professional declared him dead yet?!?
      All I can remember was it was snowing and none of these people have heard of a designated driver!

    • @jaredtroyer1507
      @jaredtroyer1507 Před 24 dny +17

      @lizzimmermann7164 thats because the owner of the house was a Boston police officer

    • @Steve-qn8gn
      @Steve-qn8gn Před 24 dny +5

      The prosecution hasn’t rested their case have they? Also, the reason they and the jury has to go through this is because the defense has blamed the family with John’s murder and quite frankly I haven’t heard anything to prove that happened either.

    • @34canderson34
      @34canderson34 Před 24 dny +57

      ​@@Steve-qn8gnthe defense doesn't have to prove that. The burden rest on the commonwealth.

    • @Steve-qn8gn
      @Steve-qn8gn Před 24 dny

      @@34canderson34 no shit Sherlock, I don’t give a shit about the jury. I would assume John Okeefes family would like to know what happened to their son/brother/uncle. The defense has been putting stuff out there for over a year and two of those things fell completely flat.
      1. The dog, can be had at anytime, was made out to have been “gotten rid of” by them, that was false.
      2. Half of Karen’s taillight was not just cracked as the defense was saying, it was completely missing BEFORE the cops ever took the car to the impound. That was in the Lieutenants dash cam when he went to give notice/check on the kids.

  • @kgjones5
    @kgjones5 Před 25 dny +302

    Just joining the rewatch crew on this morning’s testimony now, but at this point after watching all the previous court days, I don’t know anything about poor John’s death beyond a reasonable doubt … but I 100% know it was snowing, the Boston Murdaughs had built and owned that home for two generations and then inexplicably sold it, people sitting up in bed for hours doing nothing in the middle of the night while also having (but not suffering with) migraines isn’t odd, people are often being intimate on top of their unlocked phones and reading glasses and somehow not breaking them (but also butt dialing), and donut deliveries in a blizzard aren’t unusual at all… just leave them in an unlocked car. It’s fine. They won’t become cold or stale or anything. Red solo cups are acceptable containers for blood evidence gathering- they seem sterile enough. Missed calls can answer themselves, early morning missed calls don’t cause alarm, and there’s no reason to walk outside if you see multiple police vehicles and an ambulance in your front yard when you wake up. It’s no big deal.
    This case is incredibly odd and honestly unbelievable.

    • @HeatherSRealEstate
      @HeatherSRealEstate Před 25 dny +41

      Perfect summary of this craziness! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

    • @serenetiv
      @serenetiv Před 25 dny +63

      and don't forget that leaf blowers are great and easy to control and the best thing to secure a crime scene in a "blizzard" and the sally port is also called temporary evidence locker!

    • @goodolearkygal5746
      @goodolearkygal5746 Před 25 dny +45

      Yeah... late night drunk party where his kids leave in the early morning hours, he wakes up with emergency vehicles everywhere and isn't even a little worried it could be his kids or friends in danger?

    • @alexandrawhite6931
      @alexandrawhite6931 Před 25 dny +11

      Omg so perfect. Yup just another day living the dream in the CW. Now I understand why it’s so expensive to live here, I mean look at all the perks

    • @kgjones5
      @kgjones5 Před 25 dny

      @@goodolearkygal5746 exactly. I see a plume of smoke rising from anywhere near my side of town, and I wonder “Is my house on fire?” I see police cars and ambulances going anywhere with sirens blaring in my town, and I’m doing mental mapping trying to think where are my kids vs where are those vehicles going? If I had known my daughter and nephew had left after having a few drinks around midnight, I would’ve rushed outside immediately to see if they’d fallen, passed out, been hit by a snow plow or car, etc. If I had an unusual early morning missed call from a friend, I’m calling and texting her immediately when I wake up. But these people are absolutely unbothered. It’s very strange.

  • @MyOveralls74
    @MyOveralls74 Před 25 dny +120

    I’m honestly scared for the residents of this police department! The corruption is thick

    • @angelasandersbooks
      @angelasandersbooks Před 24 dny +7

      So much this. Corruption runs deep, IMO.

    • @4MAGA
      @4MAGA Před 24 dny

      This area of America has been corrupt for many many years.

    • @rachaelleann9847
      @rachaelleann9847 Před 24 dny +4

      facts

    • @justinspencer983
      @justinspencer983 Před 17 dny +3

      Not even just corruption but bad practice, untrained and incompetent. I am biased against American police I think this is a common result. But come on! Not even the bare minimum fucks to give.

  • @StrongDreamsWaitHere
    @StrongDreamsWaitHere Před 25 dny +72

    The prosecutors aren’t trying to prove their case, they are trying to disprove the defense. That’s sign of a weak case or weak prosecutor.

  • @beautybeagles6982
    @beautybeagles6982 Před 25 dny +81

    I have 2 theories about Tristan. 1 because he was never interviewed he really doesn't remember much about that night as it's never been fresh in his mind from questioning. Or 2. He knows something about what happened and is like, "I'm not lying for your family, but I also won't say anything incriminating."

    • @Mikey-fc2op
      @Mikey-fc2op Před 25 dny +3

      Yep

    • @eagrinstead1
      @eagrinstead1 Před 24 dny +13

      At this point, I'm inclined to go with #2.

    • @janebrown3587
      @janebrown3587 Před 24 dny +13

      Also, just because he wasn't formally interviewed before then doesn't mean he hasn't been coached, indoctrinated, persuaded, manipulated in all the time before.

    • @user-uv4cl5vf5i
      @user-uv4cl5vf5i Před 24 dny +9

      He didn’t remember an awful lot. That’s not a good look imo

    • @rachaelleann9847
      @rachaelleann9847 Před 24 dny +5

      I think its obvious to him what happened and its 2 imo

  • @sandralynn1231
    @sandralynn1231 Před 25 dny +72

    My concern is how there seems no concern for their morals by telling lies ( even by omitting information) that could potentially get a person convicted of MURDER!

    • @McQuizzical
      @McQuizzical Před 24 dny +7

      If any one of them had any inkling of what integrity looked like, we wouldn't be here

    • @whyamiheredlb
      @whyamiheredlb Před 15 dny

      I am getting Blue Line & Mob Family vibes here…

  • @pmbp6584
    @pmbp6584 Před 25 dny +195

    “No more of course”
    “Of course, your honor.”
    This is the equivalent of saying “I’m sorry” to someone who tells you to stop apologizing so much. 😂

    • @WedrownyGrajek
      @WedrownyGrajek Před 25 dny +15

      This was quite funny. Even the judge cracked a smile. 😂

    • @pmbp6584
      @pmbp6584 Před 25 dny +14

      @@WedrownyGrajek I kinda felt bad for him because I probably would have accidentally said the same thing lol

    • @WedrownyGrajek
      @WedrownyGrajek Před 25 dny +7

      @@pmbp6584 We all probably would have. 😅

    • @Violet-xg4bb
      @Violet-xg4bb Před 24 dny +1

      Judge Drunkie actually smiled.

    • @larkgraham9522
      @larkgraham9522 Před 24 dny +7

      I love Yanetti

  • @wondergal4729
    @wondergal4729 Před 24 dny +42

    I have never heard so much memory failure until this trial. The minute a question feels threatening, all memory goes out the window.

    • @SandyOhNo
      @SandyOhNo Před 24 dny +5

      It's amazing how it's only when the defense questions them.

    • @mini_skinny0296
      @mini_skinny0296 Před 24 dny +6

      I thought the number of "I don't remember/recall" is starting to surpass the "what, if any".

  • @elhamilton1642
    @elhamilton1642 Před 24 dny +42

    How does everything seem to come back somehow to Jen McCabe. Like she keeps popping up with most of the witnesses on the stand. I can’t wait for her to testify 😮

  • @jenniferp501
    @jenniferp501 Před 24 dny +62

    The sad part is, it seems Karen and the family are the only ones who care that John died.

    • @stellaallbright4750
      @stellaallbright4750 Před 23 dny +1

      Define "the family."

    • @vaselivitch
      @vaselivitch Před 23 dny +6

      @@stellaallbright4750 i am guessing John's.

    • @sad.jackfr00t
      @sad.jackfr00t Před 22 dny +4

      @@stellaallbright4750I’d assume they mean John’s family, like the person above me said. Definitely not the Albert’s though-they couldn’t even bother to step outside their house after they found out John was unconscious on their lawn.

    • @RandomDanontheinternet
      @RandomDanontheinternet Před 2 dny

      Does the family care? I haven't seen that at all.

  • @denisek9364
    @denisek9364 Před 25 dny +45

    Jen M. asking for screenshots of texts between Julie Nagel and Julie’s brother, Ryan, is weird as hell. Super fishy.

  • @haleymorgan6817
    @haleymorgan6817 Před 25 dny +201

    State vs Karen Read.
    ALSO KNOWN AS
    1. Bluetooth Speaker vs Surround Sound Speakers
    2. White Claw vs. Beer
    3. BarkingDog vs. Suddenly Deaf/Mute Dog
    4. Body vs Blob, ft. Special Guest The Blizzard and Drunk Passerby

    • @dianec2749
      @dianec2749 Před 25 dny +35

      Don’t forget snow vs no snow 😂

    • @goosejail
      @goosejail Před 25 dny +50

      Also Featuring High-Top Tables at The Waterfall w/ Special Guest: The Band

    • @lousavaria9885
      @lousavaria9885 Před 25 dny +6

      😂

    • @sallycinnamon5370
      @sallycinnamon5370 Před 25 dny +25

      I’m waiting for them to call a band member to verify that John O’Keefe and Karen were in the bar and acting happy. Important info, after all.

    • @lumireu
      @lumireu Před 25 dny +7

      Nebbercracker vs the mayor of kingstowne.

  • @carolinahammer9480
    @carolinahammer9480 Před 25 dny +85

    This must be the first case ever where the defense has presented their case first, and the prosecution has been able to lead witnesses by rules of procedure

    • @Aunt_Betty
      @Aunt_Betty Před 25 dny +24

      And the defense hasn’t even presented the meat of their case, just laying foundations courtesy of the prosecution witnesses.

    • @carolinahammer9480
      @carolinahammer9480 Před 25 dny +16

      The Commonwealth is more less serving as the defense (for the Alpert Clan). The only side serving as anything approaching a prosecution is Ms Read’s legal team.

    • @serenetiv
      @serenetiv Před 25 dny +16

      @@carolinahammer9480 aren't Yanetti and Jackson both former prosecutors? xD (Jackson worked in the same juristiction Emily did, I think? and Yanetti in the exact courthouse they're having trial in right now, or so I heard)
      So maybe they just dipped back into that...
      But yes, it's really weird how Lally is defending the Alberts and has seemingly forgotten about his job to prove Karen Read did it.

    • @Tammy_26Irwin
      @Tammy_26Irwin Před 24 dny +2

      Yes both are former prosecutors.

    • @origamikiddo2625
      @origamikiddo2625 Před 24 dny +1

      I'm here questioning the strategy to call a witness who has nothing to contribute for prosecution (other than verifying alibi of other witnesses) and then defense gets to cross examine and introduce doubt and alternate theories, and show things like the outside basement door leading so easily and it of sight of the house to the front lawn that we hadn't heard about at all before then. Would it be harder for defense to call the witness and have to ask them non leading questions? Or can you refuse to testify for defense? Then why call ppl like Caitlin Albert who contributed nothing but defense wants to talk to?

  • @MimiDidi121
    @MimiDidi121 Před 25 dny +108

    It feels like this black blob was added because of 2 reasons. This young girl wanted to be significant part of the trial, and the prosecution was floundering and needed something. I think it was a big backfire, because who believes this now? What investigator would not have interviewed every single human on that property within hours of the death? Why do you wait nearly a year to interview some of the occupants of the home where the “murder” took place?

    • @mariemartins8606
      @mariemartins8606 Před 25 dny +29

      Also if you’re drunk how much will you remember? And she didn’t say anything till 8 months later after the defense publicly said they had no witnesses that saw a body on the lawn.

    • @sallycinnamon5370
      @sallycinnamon5370 Před 25 dny +24

      Amazing that the most convincing evidence came from a person that investigator didn’t talk to in a reasonable timeframe but presumably talked to everyone and heard everything about this case with everything slowly tainting their memory

    • @Violet-xg4bb
      @Violet-xg4bb Před 24 dny +12

      And doesn't utter WTF is that, but asks for a PB&J sammy instead. I wouldn't be able to control myself if I were a juror.

    • @kristenstump8963
      @kristenstump8963 Před 24 dny +17

      Omg!!!! Yes!!! I just commented that she wanted to “help” the Alberts…. Girl, they aren’t gonna help you! What the heck is the magic” with this family. Brian senior is full of himself… Nagle and Katie seem like they want to “save” these slimeballs… they are wannabes

    • @eagrinstead1
      @eagrinstead1 Před 24 dny +19

      No police officer worth his salt would conduct themselves like the police involved in this case local to state. I simply cannot believe they never had training in evidence collection, preservation, and security and investigation procedures.

  • @MyLizzie22
    @MyLizzie22 Před 25 dny +157

    Judge Bev will never let anyone understand what is happening here. As an ICU former nurse for 30 yrs, the Autopsy photos are horrific. Officer John O’Keefe was beaten to death. I have taken care of many patients found down. I actually feel sick when I viewed the photo’s. I want to hear from Trauma Nurses from Emergency Room. I live in the next town from Canton. Following from the date it happened. Thanks Emily for covering this case.

    • @mariemartins8606
      @mariemartins8606 Před 25 dny +15

      I agree , if you see the photo of the firefighter that got hit in the head by BA with a beer bottle and the facial injuries look very familiar.

    • @Btflmama
      @Btflmama Před 25 dny +11

      Where do you see the actual autopsy photos?

    • @theroachden6195
      @theroachden6195 Před 25 dny +4

      That's what the defense should've included. They should've shown the bites on the arm, the rear of the car, and the dog and said to the jury "Ladies and Gentlemen, according to the Commonwealth, these wounds were caused by this car and NOT this dog. Look at these wounds and look at the car and the dog and think to yourself how this IS NOT a dog bite"

    • @eagrinstead1
      @eagrinstead1 Před 25 dny +6

      ​​@@theroachden6195 Karen's defense could still possibly do something like this when the CW rests. But each point must be developed and built upon to create an explanation of John's death from evidence they present through testimony, reports and experts in the defense chief case. An expert may in fact testify to what you assert.

    • @lolly_6184
      @lolly_6184 Před 24 dny

      Can u contact defense as an expert witness?

  • @McQuizzical
    @McQuizzical Před 25 dny +82

    Lally is clearly defending this lot. I'm not seeing much if any of a case towards Karen Reed.

    • @PatMcAnn
      @PatMcAnn Před 24 dny +7

      I've watch 5 days of testimony and have heard Karen Reed's name possibly twice. BUT I know everything there is to know about White Claws, birthday shoe choices, high school trips to a beach and graduation years.

    • @larkgraham9522
      @larkgraham9522 Před 24 dny +7

      Does everyone at the DA’s office hate Lally and that’s why they gave him this case?

    • @origamikiddo2625
      @origamikiddo2625 Před 24 dny +1

      Yeah, it really seems that way at this point. Like his questions should be who are you, what town do you live or where did you live 2 years ago, how do you know John O Keefe or Karen Read, what did you see, hear, or do the night of, day before, days after? What info do you have on his death? (Summarized). But everyone since the first day or two who knew John or were working on him are connected to Alberts and today and maybe yesterday like didn't even see him outside the Waterfall (so they say). But it seems to be covering so the bases of so you saw this Albert person the whole time and did they leave or whatever and now everyone was in the house the whole time and yup we all saw each other and nope we didn't see the victim or the defendant and our dog was definitely locked upstairs and wasn't downstairs. Why does any of that matter if Karen killed him? Should be, oh, Brian Jr saw a car there at the same time as Julie went out but we no one else came in and later I saw tire tracks and did you look outside and see anyone on the lawn after that? No I didn't look, ok thanks. Caitlin, did you see John or Karen, yes at waterfall, then did they come to your house? No they did not. Did you see his lifeless body outside on the lawn after the defendant may have hit him? No I did not, oh ok, why did we ask you up here to talk anyway, you have is nothing and now ppl are wondering about you in some photos with a paramedic who hear the witness confess, this seems strange? It would be like Creighton calling all of Busters classmates to say Connor Cook was definitely at his house or bar all the night of the murders and didn't leave and definitely has his gun locked up at home near his truck which was out of gas so he definitely couldn't have gone anywhere with it to do anything. Ok, now I'm wondering why you're harping on Connor Cook so much and any inconsistencies or suspicious behavior makes me question things.

    • @McQuizzical
      @McQuizzical Před 24 dny +1

      @@origamikiddo2625 Yep, actions to defend perchance? They're all proving themselves to be a bunch of liars.
      At first I thought this was some accident, or silly argument gone wrong. Now I'm wondering if there was much more to this, given John's area of work.

    • @lolly_6184
      @lolly_6184 Před 24 dny +1

      I reckon Lally is losing interest....is it possible he believes its all bs? What actually happens when the state realises during trial that an innocent person is being tried? Do they ever stop it?

  • @rhammpy4507
    @rhammpy4507 Před 25 dny +46

    How are none of these people like, “I wish I had seen him and been able to help!”

    • @ladybugspritz
      @ladybugspritz Před 24 dny +6

      but brian wishes they had “come inside” so that’s basically the same!! right???

    • @justinspencer983
      @justinspencer983 Před 17 dny +2

      Ya Brian’s like “I wish they came in”. But then I’d like “I couldn’t do anything by the time I woke up and didn’t want to get involved at that point.” Like no one else in this department has proper practice at all so why did he draw the line for rules? Recused but did an interview with friends in a group. They Don’t investigate murder but don’t even know how to care for a crime scene. Had phone calls but didn’t pick any of them up. So many funny things gonna on huh.

  • @melb4jd245
    @melb4jd245 Před 25 dny +67

    Look at this photograph of the girl with the boots with the fur in the passenger side of my best friends ride

  • @kristyw6327
    @kristyw6327 Před 24 dny +25

    This case reminds me of why I started loving Emily. I joined with the Depp trial and I loved when she would get frustrated with Elain and call her out on the BS. Now it’s Lollie! Lol 😂

    • @sashie253
      @sashie253 Před 17 dny

      Honestly same, the name being Lollie a comedy bonus😭🤩

  • @Somegirl811
    @Somegirl811 Před 25 dny +51

    Tristan basically pleaded the 5th.

  • @Shari-gt8bk
    @Shari-gt8bk Před 25 dny +146

    With presented evidence, at this point, I’m just going to assume Mrs. McCabe and Miss Chloe did it in the basement with a dumbbell until Tim Curry tells me otherwise

  • @foxymama9203
    @foxymama9203 Před 25 dny +153

    I find it extremely odd that Julie saw “a large object” by the flagpole, noticed it out loud to the occupants of the car (especially to Jen McCabe) and then after John’s body was discovered, Jen McCabe didn’t immediately think of that moment and tell the investigators that Julie saw something at 2:00 am. Plus no one else saw this and Caitlin left around the same time. But Julie didn’t notice this when she spoke to her brother. Very odd.
    Edit: Posted the first part before Julie’s cross, glad to see I wasn’t the only one who found that strange!! I wondered why she would have a screen shot of the text with her brother, so Jen McCabe asked her to screenshot it and send it to her????? Can’t wait for her testimony, it is going to be insane! I am also bummed that the defense didn’t ask Julie why, if she had “ put two and two together” she didn’t immediately contact the Canton police department and tell them what she had seen. IMO, that is what anyone should do if they have information that is important to a case.

    • @marnis7415
      @marnis7415 Před 25 dny +15

      And she magically remembered it was “5 or 6 feet” long

    • @jediping
      @jediping Před 25 dny +1

      I mean, if at the time, she could easily have thought that there wasn’t much need to tell anybody. The guy had been found and was dead. It’s not like she could go back in time and save his life. It’s not like she saw him killed. She wasn’t interviewed right away. I would likely have not called in, figuring nothing I could say would have any bearing on the case.

    • @nitpickersheadliceremoval3805
      @nitpickersheadliceremoval3805 Před 24 dny +7

      @@jedipingI would have because I am a look and listen report type person I know maybe what I see might help someone

    • @jediping
      @jediping Před 24 dny

      @@nitpickersheadliceremoval3805 I’m in the ACAB camp and do not trust the police to write anything down or do proper investigations. This case is not helping that perception.

    • @srain15
      @srain15 Před 24 dny +6

      ​@@jediping She may have felt that way initially but this case blew up and divided their community. If she had information regarding the possible timeline of events she should have realized it was important information. It's not like a random guy out for a jog had a heart attack, fell over, and died in the snow and there were no questions on the cause of death because it was determined a heart attack. There is/was a lot of questions around Johns death.

  • @seangettler1917
    @seangettler1917 Před 25 dny +103

    The WTF that still kills me is how everyone in that house was at the very least cop adjacent, and yet no one looks around them as they walk. I have never known a cop who would ever not take a view over their surroundings, and they taught the same to their kids.
    Even if they felt totally safe and didn't think that they should do a scan, you'd think they would at least admire the pretty snow. But nope, this entire family walks with their heads down or straight ahead.
    I can't buy it. Nor can I buy that a cop doesn't lock his home. If this was true, it's a miracle no one in the family was the victim of a crime

    • @JennySmith-kx6oc
      @JennySmith-kx6oc Před 25 dny +16

      Agree! No one was aware of their surroundings at all. Higgins was a firefighter and then atf agent and a former service member. He did see or hear anything. All so strange. Every cross examination they are on the defense. Why ?

    • @MsDanista
      @MsDanista Před 25 dny +21

      I can accept Albert didn’t lock his home. If we’re to believe everyone is covering for the Albert family, and with small towns as they are, I think it’d be well known that you don’t fk with that house, or the people in it.

    • @Ieezeca
      @Ieezeca Před 25 dny +6

      I hope John's niece and nephew learned those skills...

    • @LawNerdAmber
      @LawNerdAmber Před 25 dny +11

      From all appearances they may be the criminals so no need to lock themselves out 🤷🏼

    • @randamgrrl
      @randamgrrl Před 24 dny +14

      If someone was Injured in my lawn, my LEO husband would be at least asking what's up and if there is anything he could do. At no point would he say he didn't want to be involved. I can understand not wanting to step on another agency's investigation, but there are ways to help without being an ass.

  • @Somegirl811
    @Somegirl811 Před 25 dny +118

    The judge acts like she's doing people a FAVOR by letting them ask reasonable questions. Wow thanks lady!!!

    • @tiffany.Elizabeth.
      @tiffany.Elizabeth. Před 25 dny +30

      I know. I can't stand her. and I think she is compromised. This is just from me watching the trial with zero outside knowledge

    • @basicallyno1722
      @basicallyno1722 Před 25 dny +20

      I don’t like the judge, still don’t understand why she didn’t recuse herself

    • @Somegirl811
      @Somegirl811 Před 25 dny +15

      @@basicallyno1722 right? I hope she is being looked into as part of the federal investigation, too.

    • @Kvhealth
      @Kvhealth Před 25 dny +3

      ​@@basicallyno1722does she have a connection to the police?

    • @basicallyno1722
      @basicallyno1722 Před 25 dny +11

      At the beginning of trial I was thinking that it was far-fetched to believe the judge would be doing anyone a favor in Canton. Then the trial starts and I can’t believe what she’s excluding. Uh…still wondering what the hell happened to Chloe! Why was the witness, the Albert wife, allowed to go and not forced to answer WHO she gave the info about the dog being in Vermont to??? Because it hasn’t been addressed since everyone thought they had no info on the whereabouts of the dog…what is going on?!

  • @dtut2024
    @dtut2024 Před 24 dny +68

    If you asked me what I did on September 10th, 2001- I couldn’t tell you a thing. But ask me what I did on 9/11 - I can tell you everything. I remember what I wore to work that day. My point is that when something momentous happens - the day imprints. A dead guy on your lawn is momentous. I’m blown away from all the “I don’t remember” answers that I’m hearing from people inside the house. All these young people LIVE with their phones in their hands. It’s easy to time check rides, etc. Texts were surely sent. “On my way”. “I’m here”. Etc. These witnesses are highly suspect.

    • @origamikiddo2625
      @origamikiddo2625 Před 24 dny +2

      For sure. As soon as you heard something happened outside your lawn, or friends house and you were there that night i think your brain goes through everything and is like oh, this happened then this and wait, let me check my phone, yeah she left then. At least thats me, I run through everything in my mind. Even if someone loses something I go through every memory surrounding that and try to remember what I can.

    • @McQuizzical
      @McQuizzical Před 24 dny +2

      And a police officer at that. Who 'ought' to know, about preserving evidence and testimonies. Makes you wonder what qualifications you have to pass to become LE in Canton. As it would appea, a degree in lying seems to be top of the list.

    • @YukonAML
      @YukonAML Před 24 dny +2

      Assuming that everyone's memory works the same as yours would make you a horrific juror

    • @rachaelleann9847
      @rachaelleann9847 Před 24 dny

      same and I was in 8th grade

    • @Interestingname
      @Interestingname Před 24 dny +3

      Interesting you say that bc I lost my mom suddenly and tragically and I find all these witnesses having crystal clear memories highly suspicious. Especially since they also claim it wasn’t very important to them. I explain the night my mom died as something I remember everything and yet nothing at all. I have no idea what I was wearing or what she was wearing etc etc.
      Now who is believable is Karen and her reaction and even if she may have somehow tried to deduce if she could’ve done that to John and yet be totally innocent. I felt like I caused my moms death or like I could’ve done more etc.

  • @dawnijomo1799
    @dawnijomo1799 Před 24 dny +53

    Replay crew here. I really wish the media would stop doing long close ups of Ms. Karen. It's intrusive and I'm afraid Judges will stop allowing cameras. Also, I forgot she has MS. I have a friend with that and it must be really hard for her to sit there all day and not be able to move around etc.

    • @barbaral743
      @barbaral743 Před 24 dny +14

      Plus, I think her " neutral facial expression" is such that some people interpret as smirking.Edited for clarity. I meant no insult to KR, just used a term that's casually thrown around here, but obviously offended some and have removed the term. I completely disagree that she is " smirking" and meant ro support her, not criticize her.

    • @4MAGA
      @4MAGA Před 24 dny

      MS is a devastating disease, this damaging to her health. Imo

    • @NeroliWesley
      @NeroliWesley Před 24 dny +6

      @@barbaral743 MS affects your muscles...

    • @stellaallbright4750
      @stellaallbright4750 Před 24 dny

      @barbaral743 -- HOW KIND OF YOU to label someone so cruely who is suffering a debilitating illness. 💔

  • @melb4jd245
    @melb4jd245 Před 25 dny +66

    Definitely the blonde nurse was the most honest likable witness.. along with the beautiful Greek couple from the Bah

  • @ladonnastafford3914
    @ladonnastafford3914 Před 25 dny +44

    Snow storm coming …… don’t take the ride that came for you. Make others drive more when storm is going to be worse.

  • @laurenhelms1161
    @laurenhelms1161 Před 25 dny +31

    Every time EDB puts it in 1.25 it’s like the heavens open and angels sing for my ADHD. Why can’t my whole life be on 1.25 speed?!

    • @Courtney-R
      @Courtney-R Před 24 dny +1

      For real!!!

    • @jennymarie.
      @jennymarie. Před 24 dny

      YES!!

    • @Nyaliva
      @Nyaliva Před 10 dny

      I literally watch everything at 2x and even then, I find it too slow sometimes, depending on how slow someone is speaking, so when EDB has it at 1.25x, it's 2.5x for me and it's very satisfying. :P

  • @BigRedsMama
    @BigRedsMama Před 25 dny +81

    I have never been so livid as I am today with Julie’s testimony!!! Even after putting two & two together the next day she didn’t call the police! Omg I am swearing & my boss just brought in water!

    • @autosalesqueen
      @autosalesqueen Před 24 dny +14

      Because it didn't happen

    • @larkgraham9522
      @larkgraham9522 Před 24 dny +5

      Yeah, she didn’t see anything

    • @rachaelleann9847
      @rachaelleann9847 Před 24 dny +1

      I think she pushed to hard they left b4 2am, think that means they was still there at 2:27 ? the time the Google was searched ? I think so , either way I think she put it together and is just helping them instead of being honest. all these people digsut me to my core smh , God bless your boss lol

  • @shadoejones3288
    @shadoejones3288 Před 25 dny +24

    I don't understand how they got a grand jury to say prosecution has evidence KR did this? If they do, when do they plan on bringing it?

  • @katieasd
    @katieasd Před 25 dny +61

    My puppy Ludo is wondering when Chloe will be called to testify

    • @Fusterclucked00
      @Fusterclucked00 Před 25 dny +19

      At this point I'm expecting the prosecution to call every dog in the neighborhood to testify and ask if they barked that night.

    • @Violet-xg4bb
      @Violet-xg4bb Před 25 dny

      Chloe was probably suicided.

    • @melsafken764
      @melsafken764 Před 25 dny

      Sorry Ludo, but Chloe is in a witness protection program out of state.
      She won't be called to testify, as there is a hit 🎯 out on her...

    • @ninastanek3388
      @ninastanek3388 Před 25 dny +6

      Chloe asked for immunity 🫡

    • @vomitfountain
      @vomitfountain Před 25 dny +8

      "What, if any, treats do you prefer?"

  • @mel.a.bicket
    @mel.a.bicket Před 24 dny +45

    Going to keep this going
    What I've learned from the prosecution:
    - It was snowing
    - It was Brian's birthday
    - There were doughnuts
    What I've learned from the defence:
    - Red solo cups and random unsealed paper bags are adequate for collecting evidence
    - People don't need to be interviewed after a body is found (informal conversations will do!) and when they are interviewed it is months and months later
    - No one saw anything, no one talks about anything
    - Brian Snr got rid of his house, his dog, his phone and job all after the incident
    - No one knows who answered their phones at weird hours (Which appear to have been answered!)
    - No one is close to anyone (until they are)
    - SOMEONE SAW SOMETHING AND DIDN'T TELL ANYONE! Just sat on that information and never told anyone they saw a dark object lying in the snow. I hope Prosecution is not relying on this witness who saw a car behaving odd and something odd in the snow all while drunk.

    • @susanmorgan4003
      @susanmorgan4003 Před 24 dny

      Exactly

    • @curiouslytot1950
      @curiouslytot1950 Před 24 dny +4

      Anyone who has driven in snow or watched someone drive in snow knows that cars are odd. Lol I once watched someone repeatedly do donuts because they couldn’t just accept that they were stuck

  • @carliesmith3252
    @carliesmith3252 Před 25 dny +31

    I don’t remember if any snow was accumulating despite me being on call to plough. Sure Jan

  • @chrissyrox2011
    @chrissyrox2011 Před 24 dny +18

    My number 1 question is why are all these cops drinking and driving? It’s insanity!

    • @EEmB
      @EEmB Před 24 dny +3

      I know understand the jury question about "Do you have any strong beliefs, or have been exposed to seeing beliefs from friends or relatives, about operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol?" and other questions about drinking and driving, during jury selection.

    • @natmelofit
      @natmelofit Před 24 dny

      Same!

    • @SandyOhNo
      @SandyOhNo Před 24 dny +1

      Not just cops but all the parental figures. The children of the parents were smarter than their parents.

  • @plexusval178
    @plexusval178 Před 25 dny +34

    IMO Julie Nagle was lying. She was defensive, she was beyond fidgeting & kept saying after 2:00 (or before)? I’m brain dead from the amount of push back, defensive & uncooperative behavior from these people. The amount of pull this family has is insane & these people willing to perjure themselves is beyond sad. This is a family whose misdeeds are deeply rooted & his black book (so to speak) of material on others must be something else. So sad our legal system is broken 😡

    • @kristenstump8963
      @kristenstump8963 Před 24 dny +1

      Yes!!!! That is what I thought!!!

    • @eagrinstead1
      @eagrinstead1 Před 24 dny +3

      The legal system is not broken everywhere, and hopefully this is the impetus to push out the Albert's and improves the quality of police work, the elected officials and cases chosen for prosecution in Canton area.

    • @janebrown3587
      @janebrown3587 Před 24 dny +2

      Fear is a strong motivator for many people.

    • @allisonwhite9218
      @allisonwhite9218 Před 24 dny +4

      I have questions….
      1. When she said she put two and two together - and didn’t tell anyone - did someone tell her to not tell? Her parents? Jj? Anyone? The attorney did not ask specifically.
      2. She was asked did JJ say she was an investigator? Answer was no but did JJ use different words? Maybe the exact word investigator was not used.
      Lots of people who can’t remember in this town and lots of people that like to play word games. Make them seem real stupid.

  • @Truecrime_coffee_mama
    @Truecrime_coffee_mama Před 25 dny +24

    I am a loyal fan of EDB after the last few cases. I very much enjoy court with you and your outlook and informative input. I dont make a lot of comments but love your channel and wanted to say how awesome you are.

  • @debrasalmon2498
    @debrasalmon2498 Před 25 dny +19

    How can you claim you sleep with you phone because you have 5 kids, yet don't answer the phone when you get a call at 2:30 in the morning and then again at 6:30 in the morning twice.
    I thought the last person who testified and answered nope to question about doing something about the blob she said she saw, was very disrespectful.

    • @WedrownyGrajek
      @WedrownyGrajek Před 25 dny +1

      That's actually a great question, about not answering the phone! I wish it would have been asked!
      Unless he watches naughty stuff until he's asleep with the phone in his hands and just didn't want to admit that on the stand. 🤷🏼‍♂️

  • @staciwhitsitt9078
    @staciwhitsitt9078 Před 25 dny +48

    It's funny how much of a big deal all of these witnesses make of it snowing, yet it doesn't stop them from partying! Lol

    • @melb4jd245
      @melb4jd245 Před 25 dny +5

      They live in flipping New England Lol snow is the usual

    • @tiffany.Elizabeth.
      @tiffany.Elizabeth. Před 25 dny +11

      as a Canadian, snow storms mean party lol. Nothing will be moving quickly the next day so neither will I lol

    • @basicallyno1722
      @basicallyno1722 Před 25 dny +8

      @tiffany.Elizabeth unless you’re Julie Albert…then you go ahead and run out for hot coffee and doughnuts in the middle of a snow storm to drop them off so they can sit stale and cold while everyone sleeps.

    • @eagrinstead1
      @eagrinstead1 Před 24 dny +6

      ​@@basicallyno1722
      ...Nothing stops tradition. 😉. I'm wondering if it's been verified Dunkin was open.

    • @basicallyno1722
      @basicallyno1722 Před 24 dny +4

      @@eagrinstead1 Yes! I want to know if they've got the receipt or proof of purchase?

  • @sonny7470
    @sonny7470 Před 24 dny +9

    You are absolutely the most legit person to cover any court hearing. I have been binge watching you, half the stuff I was never even interested in, that is until you covered it! The fact that you also comment on my 2 favorite things, DMB and Bravo, has officially made you my favorite person on CZcams!

  • @CNR1405
    @CNR1405 Před 24 dny +13

    Everyday, I’m more and more upset that this case was brought, and that Karen Reed has to pay to defend herself from this. I realize that the case isn’t over, so I’m trying to remain objective, but it isn’t easy.

  • @gryffent
    @gryffent Před 25 dny +62

    Do you remember how you came down the steps? Yes, I levitated as is my usual practice when drinking white claws when it’s a blizzard outside.

    • @pmbp6584
      @pmbp6584 Před 25 dny +17

      What if any levitation practices do you use to descend stairs when there is a blizzard outside?

    • @gryffent
      @gryffent Před 25 dny +12

      @@pmbp6584 I usually use the one, two slip, feet in the air above my head and then bounce on my ass or back. I didn’t say I was good at levitating and I don’t bounce as well as I used to. This happens when you get old.

    • @TheNoonish
      @TheNoonish Před 25 dny +1

      It was the style at the time…

    • @simplysophisticated6942
      @simplysophisticated6942 Před 24 dny

      😂

    • @McQuizzical
      @McQuizzical Před 24 dny

      @@gryffent 😂

  • @brookebostic8750
    @brookebostic8750 Před 25 dny +17

    I rarely comment but wanted to thank you for your coverage of trials. Your commentary makes the "what if any, who if any"s much more tolerable!!

  • @Lindon_Martingale
    @Lindon_Martingale Před 24 dny +12

    The Commonwealth's case against Jen McCabe gets stronger by the day!
    Oh, she's not the defendant? That's weird.

  • @janelledelaney4428
    @janelledelaney4428 Před 25 dny +14

    What's the penalty for lying to a Grand Jury? For them to return a ruling of 2nd degree murder these people had to have lied their asses off.

  • @patriotiac572
    @patriotiac572 Před 25 dny +18

    You're the one i love to play for the daily recap. Thank you for all your hard work, Attorney Baker. You rock.

  • @dtut2024
    @dtut2024 Před 25 dny +19

    It’s sooo quiet during a snow storm - you know when cars are driving down your street.sound is amplified. Especially at night.
    Also … no one on that street has any cameras set up?

    • @hatchet1013
      @hatchet1013 Před 24 dny +1

      I hate snow but I absolutely LOVE it when it's like midnight and snowing and everything is quite and peaceful and you can hear the snowflakes like tiny bells. It's so nice

  • @IvySS1
    @IvySS1 Před 25 dny +35

    “JJ” has a lot of explaining to do. Guilty parties insert themselves into investigations. She seems to have controlled the narrative in all of this.

  • @custardtest
    @custardtest Před 24 dny +7

    It's Wednesday morning, I have my coffee, its a fresh morning in the UK and I am catching up on the 2nd half of yesterday. WTF is how I am feeling again, this is a mockery of a sham at times.

  • @pistolpete8231
    @pistolpete8231 Před 24 dny +11

    Let me break this trial down for you guys in layman's terms: Think of a sports league - any sports league out there (NFL,NBA,MLB,NHL), Now think of the absolute worst team in one of those leagues. That is literally how BAD the prosecution's witnesses are. I have never in my life witnessed such a sham. I don't understand how this case was allowed to happen. But of course, when the referee (judge) is clearly trying to rig the game in favor of one team, you understand why.
    The defence is playing a beautiful strategy and they barely have to try. This case isn't even about Karen Read anymore, the prosecution is literally spending all their time defending their witnesses. That explains everything you need to know.
    What a disgrace!!!

  • @kelnick0218
    @kelnick0218 Před 24 dny +8

    Major inconsistencies: BA Jr said he looked out the window and saw lots of snow on the ground and tire tracks in the snow by the flagpole.
    Sarah Levinson: it was barely snowing and had just started sticking at 2am when we left.
    Caitlin Albert: it was snowing a lot and I didn’t want to get snowed in so I left at 2am
    Caitlin boyfriend: there was 1-2 inches on the ground when I picked her up.

    • @greygirl3168
      @greygirl3168 Před 9 dny

      Their adjacent testimony is suspicious

  • @nightowl8548
    @nightowl8548 Před 25 dny +83

    That last witness had an incredibly disrespectful attitude. She doesn't come across credible at all... at the end of every day I scream " HOW DID THIS EVER GET TO TRIAL????" 😱😱😱

    • @karamazing12
      @karamazing12 Před 24 dny +11

      Right! When she would go “no. NOPE.” Felt real icky when we’re talking about the death of a man. Like have some respect for the system.

    • @007nadineL
      @007nadineL Před 24 dny +3

      I loved her.
      Very direct.

    • @frankie5713
      @frankie5713 Před 24 dny +3

      I think she was telling the truth and her attitude is mirroring the snark of the defense attorney.

    • @FrankyFrankAlot
      @FrankyFrankAlot Před 24 dny +3

      Hard disagree. She seemed anxious, but was listening to the questions and gave direct answers.

    • @bridgett039
      @bridgett039 Před 24 dny +1

      @@FrankyFrankAlotI liked her for the most part but I was very uncomfortable about how casual she was at seeing “the object”. I think id spend the rest of my life wishing I could go back and make them stop the car

  • @heartpaws519
    @heartpaws519 Před 24 dny +16

    Sara Levenson is a breath of fresh air!! The first witness to testify who knows how to tell time and has a working memory. Her brain cells apparently havent been killed by alcohol!!

    • @rachaelleann9847
      @rachaelleann9847 Před 24 dny +3

      shes the one that's just like idk and I'ma just be honest. so far seems to be the only one

  • @alyssabrown-carleton6173
    @alyssabrown-carleton6173 Před 25 dny +20

    I feel like the big questions are answered every 3 witnesses. And it's from the defense's questions

  • @ErinLH
    @ErinLH Před 25 dny +58

    From my understanding, many of the witnesses believe Karen Read did hit John O'Keefe, so why are they all acting as if they're the ones on trial or are hiding something? It's one thing to be defensive when you're being cross examined, that's natural, but Julie Nagel didn't think to mention to ANYONE that she saw a "blob" on the lawn at around 1:45am in the days after finding out a BODY was found in that very spot? Tristan Morris couldn't just say he picked up Caitlin but didn't see anything? He was the most combative which made him most suspicious about what he may have wanted to hide, especially considering he had no intention of waking up before his shift and picking up his girlfriend.. Both Brian & Nicole answered calls but claimed not to? Julie Albert didn't want to talk to or see her close friend after being called at 5am? No one treated Read as though she admitted, let alone claimed, that she hit him?

    • @Cindelish06
      @Cindelish06 Před 25 dny +1

      I don’t think any of the witnesses believe Karen Read hit John O’Keefe. I think they all know she didn’t and they don’t want to expose what did happen. Hence the defensiveness.

    • @elisebryant9938
      @elisebryant9938 Před 24 dny +6

      It seems to me that since he made it so long without being questioned he thought he was all good. But now that he got dragged in (and probably has some idea of the real story) BUT has had way less time to ‘prepare’ himself mentally, that he’s trying to keep it very short and vague. And he’s probably exceedingly nervous about the whole testifying thing.

    • @origamikiddo2625
      @origamikiddo2625 Před 24 dny +6

      ​@@elisebryant9938that's very good insight, that makes a lot of sense. He's talked to on Tuesday (even though he was on the witness list) maybe after hearing opening statements prosecution was like uh oh, we need to have Tristan testify (not sure why). So they're like if you don't know just say you don't remember, judge won't force it.

    • @rachaelleann9847
      @rachaelleann9847 Před 24 dny

      its insane isn't it lol like wtf I can only imagine what going thru the jury's mind,, just imagine not being about to talk about all this?? smh horrible

  • @dianec2749
    @dianec2749 Před 25 dny +31

    I need a white claw everyday I watch this trial!

  • @CricketsMa
    @CricketsMa Před 25 dny +15

    If you can’t dazzle them with your brilliance, baffle them with B.S. and baffled I am. If I knew nothing of the reasons for the trial, and now, after 10 days, I still wouldn’t know!

  • @ashleyrussell9009
    @ashleyrussell9009 Před 24 dny +4

    If none of these people are in on it, why are they all so damn defensive like they have something to hide? It feels very much like they are closing ranks because they are all in on it.

  • @Dynomite132010
    @Dynomite132010 Před 25 dny +21

    She has been coached a lot since the Voir dire

  • @Chronicallywitty
    @Chronicallywitty Před 24 dny +9

    Keeping track of what I’m sure of.
    1) it was snowing
    2) the entire Albert family tree
    3) everyone has some very unfortunate coincidences all at the same time.
    4) white claw is popular
    5) it was someone’s birthday
    6) they didn’t interview people quickly
    7) I’m never using solo cups again
    8) what if any annoys the f out of me now

  • @ramonajames610
    @ramonajames610 Před 24 dny +16

    You know how presidents age dramatically while in office? That's all of us during this case.

  • @aglmtc3574
    @aglmtc3574 Před 24 dny +10

    Replay crew. Just got to the DEFCON red! Not only was there no interview of tristan till last week, but it was on the phone. Just a brief chitty chitty chat chat. So many layers of f’ery.

    • @aglmtc3574
      @aglmtc3574 Před 24 dny +2

      Can’t wait for trooper proctor and jen mccabe

    • @SLO_6
      @SLO_6 Před 24 dny +2

      Did I hear that Tristin said that his lawyer was also on that phone call?

    • @aglmtc3574
      @aglmtc3574 Před 24 dny

      Don’t know about Tristan but now heard about Jen McCabe asking about screenshots from Julie Nagle. So sus! Also why did lally not elicit this?

  • @weibenlieb
    @weibenlieb Před 25 dny +27

    2.28.35 "Is your memory exhausted?" This was a ridiculous question by Lally, and Yanetti uses it on every witness since, just to irritate the judge, because she would never have allowed the defence to ask it.

    • @sallycinnamon5370
      @sallycinnamon5370 Před 25 dny +12

      Thank you. LOL. I thought it was Lally that first used it. I was confused about Yanetti picking it up. LOL

    • @MaryBethDesjardins
      @MaryBethDesjardins Před 24 dny +2

      Is that why he uses it?

    • @2centswanted113
      @2centswanted113 Před 24 dny

      ​@@MaryBethDesjardins It's borderline argumentative. So the judge let it slide. The defense would benefit from argumentative statements as the point of the defense is to drive the case to their side of conspiracy. It's smart

  • @gregorywilson9322
    @gregorywilson9322 Před 24 dny +11

    Why is Tristan wearing a watch if he has no awareness of time...

  • @KJ12428
    @KJ12428 Před 24 dny +6

    “The longer the trial goes, the less I know.” So true. What in the world is going on???

    • @LovetheLed
      @LovetheLed Před 24 dny +2

      New PSA “The less we know!”

  • @McQuizzical
    @McQuizzical Před 25 dny +78

    So this nurse hasn't been drinking all night and gets into a car with people driving that HAVE been drinking all night.???
    Her mum warned her about her shoes in the snow, but never about getting into a car with drunk drivers?

    • @sallycinnamon5370
      @sallycinnamon5370 Před 25 dny +9

      Small towns…everyone drinks and drives. It’s a sad fact.

    • @vee5294
      @vee5294 Před 25 dny +5

      Yep. After turning down another ride that was previously there waiting to pick them up.

    • @mariamckenna808
      @mariamckenna808 Před 25 dny +5

      She sd she knew someone by that name in high school but that is a lie. There is no way that u see thr same girl especially in ur own dorm. Were teammates, were at personal baby shower etc. So why? Why is she not being fully upfront

    • @mariamckenna808
      @mariamckenna808 Před 25 dny +2

      Why did she want to leave

    • @jayoue1515
      @jayoue1515 Před 24 dny +5

      @@sallycinnamon5370 a specific Greater Boston ☘️culture definitely get sloshed. The parents are worse than the kids. My family lived a town away from Canton.

  • @Ieezeca
    @Ieezeca Před 25 dny +14

    Emily, I know this case inside out. I appreciate how you are coming into it, its a real education.

  • @Aunt_Betty
    @Aunt_Betty Před 25 dny +45

    Witness is rude and defensive. If she’s telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth she needn’t bring the attitude, but she wanted to.

  • @Fran-sf6vh
    @Fran-sf6vh Před 25 dny +35

    4 weeks in, and I'm still not sure where he was lying in the snow. A diagram would be useful.

    • @Somegirl811
      @Somegirl811 Před 25 dny +6

      I know, it keeps changing from the other side of the road to the actual front yard. I'm so confused!

    • @gryffent
      @gryffent Před 25 dny +12

      Well nobody has presented information in a concise way that would tell a story as to what they believe happened. They are VERY interested in everyone going to a bar and the fact that it snowed. The prosecutions presentation is very much like the Investigation, lacking in every way or totally Non existent.

    • @sarcasticcatlady2036
      @sarcasticcatlady2036 Před 25 dny +5

      I don’t think they’re sure where he was. It was a game of telephone to relay it along.

    • @Rowgue51
      @Rowgue51 Před 25 dny +7

      They couldn't possibly produce a diagram that would have any evidentiary value because they've already admitted that nobody bothered to even measure or document the precise location or position the body was found in. All they're going off of is people's rough estimations of what they remember, and the testimony about all of that has been wildly inconsistent from one witness to the next.

    • @alexmatthews3419
      @alexmatthews3419 Před 25 dny +3

      And we'll never get a picture, because they took no measurements or diagrams or markings down.

  • @janebrown3587
    @janebrown3587 Před 24 dny +12

    It's subtle, but very noticeable that Bev never seems to use the word 'overruled' when there's an objection from Lally. Instead she'll either "allow that one" or she will ask the witness the same question. She only says 'sustained' when it's against the Defense. Interesting for anyone keeping score of the Overruled and Sustained judgments for each side. 🤔

  • @TammyMacMac
    @TammyMacMac Před 24 dny +5

    I'm new to this channel. Baker is hilarious!

  • @phatpharm06
    @phatpharm06 Před 25 dny +19

    The Karen Read trial brought to you by White Claw.

    • @NessG3
      @NessG3 Před 22 dny

      🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @jaimekacsur7642
    @jaimekacsur7642 Před 25 dny +20

    Hear me out…one of these kids hit him drunk and they are covering it up by blaming Karen!!

    • @basicallyno1722
      @basicallyno1722 Před 25 dny +6

      I still don’t believe those injuries were done by a car…

    • @Mikey-fc2op
      @Mikey-fc2op Před 25 dny

      Woahhhhh…

    • @eagrinstead1
      @eagrinstead1 Před 24 dny +1

      If this event occurred, what do you envision causing the wounds on his arm? Those aren't blunt force.

    • @eagrinstead1
      @eagrinstead1 Před 24 dny

      Whatever happened occurred very quickly. Probably within a couple minutes of him arriving.

    • @dragonfishxx
      @dragonfishxx Před 24 dny +2

      Seems more likely than karen hitting him, except I also still don't think his injuries fit being hit by a car at all.

  • @susanellis4684
    @susanellis4684 Před 24 dny +8

    "Less than truthful" and "evasive". You're so nice. They are telling so many lies.

  • @Somegirl811
    @Somegirl811 Před 25 dny +18

    So much doubt in this case! How could they not even interview the few people that were present at the actual scene of the freaking crime within minutes of when it occurred?! I cant even!

    • @melb4jd245
      @melb4jd245 Před 25 dny +7

      And the resident/officer never comes out.. it’s all BS

    • @Somegirl811
      @Somegirl811 Před 25 dny +4

      @@melb4jd245 and every single person who allegedly heard "I hit him" directly, not through the EMT grape vine, was related to the Albert family and acting shady then, and like they have amnesia now. Hmmm

  • @Britty_90
    @Britty_90 Před 24 dny +4

    Emily always says exactly what we are all thinking 😂 I love the lawnerds!! ❤

  • @pinkymingo7
    @pinkymingo7 Před 25 dny +11

    I want to know why no one asked Julie why she decided to stay after she had already texted her brother to come pick her up?!

  • @libbydormouse318
    @libbydormouse318 Před 18 dny +3

    What the hell, I did the same as you here. Jury duty mode. Didnt research anything only had heard of it.
    But seriously, day 11, 30 witnessess, and we still dont have an OUTLINE even of the prosecutions case?
    I didnt wanna think cops cover up, but the prosecution now just seems to be the defense team for the Alberts !!!

    • @justinspencer983
      @justinspencer983 Před 17 dny +1

      Yep I only know anything about this through this stream. And prosecution hasn’t been pointing the finger at Karen at all. Like ok friends were there with other people. Great it was snowing. The family Knows Nothing! So how the heck is that good evidence for the crime that took place.
      The local police and investigators really messed this up.

  • @QurVgn
    @QurVgn Před 25 dny +13

    Once again, the Dog would be the best witness!!!

  • @My2Monkeeys
    @My2Monkeeys Před 24 dny +6

    Sooo Julie just happened to see a 5-6 foot long black blob, while drunk, in a moving car, from the backseat drivers side and says "I think I saw something but I'm drunk"... Suuuuuuuuure... They just had to have SOMEONE who left the house "see" something... give me a freaking break!! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

  • @angiel186
    @angiel186 Před 25 dny +24

    All understanding I thought I finally had of this case was gone after Jr's friends testified, back to square one with 17 thousand more questions

    • @sallycinnamon5370
      @sallycinnamon5370 Před 25 dny +8

      I thought for a second after after Junior we were at least gone have a timeframe after Julie. But nope…case solved…John was never even there! Black SUV showed up and left…no one ever got out. What exactly was the point of her?
      I don’t know why they are presenting all of these witnesses that weren’t even asked questions in the investigation related to charging Karen Read.

    • @melsafken764
      @melsafken764 Před 25 dny

      My perception of this case changes daily for sure.
      It scares me to see 🙈 corruption to this level.
      I guess I assumed, previously, that the cops maybe were creating "off" evidence because they wanted justice for a fellow officer... But
      Beyond what they are putting Karen thru with no evidence & no investigation is horrible. BUT, the way they are disrespecting OFFICER O'Keefe with the way they handled the investigation is appalling. Breaks my heart for him, he was probably the MOST decent, if not the ONLY decent man on the Canton police force. Shame.

  • @elizabethwelenc2518
    @elizabethwelenc2518 Před 25 dny +12

    Can we press charges on LOLLY for shamelessly stealing everyone’s time with these idiotic questions?

  • @ninjalokust
    @ninjalokust Před 25 dny +16

    Okay, so I came into this not knowing anything. My observations at this point (which may be subject to change)
    1) The prosecution isn't making a case the defendant is guilty, they are making a case the witnesses are innocent and therefore only the defendant could be guilty
    2) The police in canton should never be in charge of anything and are incapable of anything other than drink driving which apparently everyone thought was a good idea as a snow storm rolled in.
    3) I do not trust anyone in the Albert "clan". They are all extremely combative about things they shouldn't need to fight over. Extremely manipulative in how they choose to answer questions, often answering questions not answered or parsing the words to see if they can answer a question without giving away something they don't want heard.
    4) I am not sure about Karen Reed either, I haven't heard her testify but there is definitely a couple questions to be asked:
    After they left the Waterfall how did everyone arrive at 34 Fairview before Karen and john? Why was John about to go in alone when they had both been invited? If we are charitable and say Karen said "could I have hit him" or "did I hit him" why was she saying these words? Did she think she hit something but still left and only later became worried when John didn't come home?
    There are probably more questions but those are the ones I am left with in regards to Karen. Is that enough to think she is guilty? No. At this point my only sense of guilty behaviour is cops guilty of failing to investigate the scene of a crime, a family guilty of hiding something in relation to that crime, and a prosecution that is guilty of not justifying their case. That doesn't change my opinion of Karen at this stage, it just implicated everyone else around her.
    There is so much more to cover, Brian Higgins, Julie Nagel and Jenn Mccabe so far have been the biggest blips on my radar, and each for different reasons. Colin seems to have others attention, I feel like he was a 17 year old kid that thought he was being left out of a big party, invited himself only to find out it was a boring group of 4 or 5 people listening to Taylor Swift and not much else. I imagine this awkward 17 year old thinking hes about to join a frat party walking in to a kitchen table white claw chat and being disappointed enough that he calls for a ride within 10 minutes and has to wait an hour before that person comes. Maybe there is something I am missing but I haven't seen anything yet.
    The least honest person in the room award goes to Julie Albert, but maybe that just speaks to the fact she wasn't as practised at lying as the rest of the albert family so by comparison she is coming off very badly. In that light she might be the only morally decent person there who has been dragged down by the people surrounding her and is not coping well with being put under pressure.
    I still have not seen anything of motive, anything about the victims wounds, anything about the period between 2am and 5 am involving Karen Reed, where she was, what she was doing. The prosecution have thrown out one angle of Karen being upset at John kissing a woman but the time in between shows it did not remain a point of contention, nor that Karen would want to kill him over it.
    Thats all I got right now other than: Who if anyone let the dogs out.

    • @77VJC
      @77VJC Před 25 dny +1

      Cracking good précis! 😂

  • @christinemitchell3565
    @christinemitchell3565 Před 25 dny +13

    I wonder how many arguments they had after they all testified!

  • @theroachden6195
    @theroachden6195 Před 25 dny +10

    Someone FINALLY saw something in the yard at 1:45-2:00am which blows the State's timeline.

  • @emmablackwood2303
    @emmablackwood2303 Před 23 dny +1

    My goodness, the chat and online comments are such a wonderful community - I love being part of it. Thank you everyone! 💕

  • @cathyaldridge4550
    @cathyaldridge4550 Před 24 dny +5

    It's very suspicious that people actually remember, two years later, what they were doing at the exact moment they didn't see the spot were the victim was supposedly lying. That is really strange.

  • @SandyOhNo
    @SandyOhNo Před 24 dny +6

    Replay crew: IMO, Jen McCabe is knee-deep in this case. I have so many questions.

  • @davidharris7235
    @davidharris7235 Před 25 dny +14

    Karen Read sh'd get off no problem. Don't trust the Alberts son not on bit. Why didn't the cop who lives there never come out of his house when all the activity is happening right in front of him? Being a cop it's in your blood to find out what's going on around you.

  • @Mamarchist
    @Mamarchist Před 24 dny +4

    I sure hope for the prosecutor that none of the jurors has ever hit a deer at 40 mph or less. Or seen a dead animal in the snow, because if so, this case makes no damn sense.

  • @princesssalt
    @princesssalt Před 25 dny +10

    This is the trial where everyone is on trial.

  • @JessSpouting
    @JessSpouting Před 25 dny +36

    Just an FYI: What did they present to the grand jury? Lies. And defense made a pretrial motion about that…
    And there were defense pretrial motions to remove both the prosecution and judge to be removed. They were denied.

    • @Hibiscus.FrenchToast
      @Hibiscus.FrenchToast Před 25 dny +6

      I haven’t been following this case until super recently. Can you give a few of the specific lies that were told to the grand jury?

    • @melb4jd245
      @melb4jd245 Před 25 dny

      Definitely f-ery going on. So messed up when police, lawyers and judges are less than honest.

    • @basicallyno1722
      @basicallyno1722 Před 25 dny

      @Hibiscus.FrenchToast for one, John O’Keefe’s death certificate says that manner of death is “cannot be determined.” That’s a big one…Also the defense has said that the grand jury were misled on how much these witnesses knew Trooper Proctor and (presumably) Trooper Bukkake.

    • @Violet-xg4bb
      @Violet-xg4bb Před 24 dny

      The fact that the fgj and sgj testimonies kept coming in to impeach proves they're either lying now or then. The feds are watching, the judge and the witnesses.

  • @Sunnshinne35281
    @Sunnshinne35281 Před 24 dny +6

    Just waiting for the prosecution to show up with their actual case…

  • @allisonsawyer-br8js
    @allisonsawyer-br8js Před 25 dny +2

    Thank you, Emily, for covering this trial.

  • @lsen9015
    @lsen9015 Před 24 dny +5

    As everyday of this trial passes I just cannot believe how the prosecution even got here. I don’t see anything yet where I am like, “oh, I get it.” Love watching this with you all, though I am watching after work.

  • @KathrynHenny
    @KathrynHenny Před 25 dny +12

    I've watched every day with you and never slower than 2x speed. The prosecutor is mind numbing. I do think his lateness for talking to witnesses he planned on calling is indicative of how much more time he needed to work on this case though. Untangling a shit criminal investigation costs more time and requires more care. This shouldn't have gone to trial based on what I've seen so far.

  • @lsen9015
    @lsen9015 Před 25 dny +4

    Wow- this investigation was barely done. They had blinders on for sure. I can totally see why the investigation of this case is under review. I love your sound effects!

  • @laurenford5172
    @laurenford5172 Před 23 dny +4

    The more of this trial I watch, and I’m a replay crew girlie who’s behind, the angrier I get that this good man has died and the investigation was so poor.
    No matter who’s guilty the police work seems to be of such a bad quality, it’s pretty insulting to the poor man’s family.

  • @rhondasisco-cleveland2665
    @rhondasisco-cleveland2665 Před 25 dny +12

    Every time I tune in to watch some of this case, there is always something jacked up the investigators have done. I really feel like they are trying to make the evidence fit their theory.