The questions the jurors asked today makes me think she is going to be acquitted of the two major charges. |
The fake information KR followers listen to doesn't tell them this truth. |
Let's hope not. |
what did they ask? |
They all centered around the OUI lesser charge and one of the questions was basically about if we agree on 2 of the counts but hang on one what happens.... |
Websleuths is so over the top with this case. One poster is advocating for Jen McCabe to be waterboarded— unbelievable. |
Well they were involved, which is potentially why it was NOT investigated properly. And proctor obviously did act morally or professionally by talking about Karen’s nudes and calling her a c//t. I mean, really? Is it such a leap to think they could do something unethical? They acted like thugs. |
Come on, when you talk like that you sound dumb. There’s a lot of hyperbolic nonsense online. No one is actually advocating for that. |
The argument is that while some pieces of the taillight were found at the scene when his body was found, someone went back and put more pieces there over the next couple of weeks? Is that because they thought more taillight pieces would make her look more guilty? That’s illogical. If they wanted to frame her, his blood on her vehicle would be a much better way to accomplish that. Hell, his blood on a chunk of taillight would be even better. |
Way to miss the point. Of course I realize they didn’t mean it literally. |
Yeah, I mean, it couldn't be that most of the tail light pieces got buried under a snow plow berm of multiple feet of snow from one of the biggest one day snow storm totals in modern Massachusetts history, and that those pieces revealed themselves over a period of days/weeks as the weather warmed and the snow melted away. Naw, nothing that common sensical could possibly have occurred. Must have been corrupt law enforcement! |
How can all these people, women, drive in that weather drunk, how much of a drinker do you have to be, damn. I'm not comfortable driving in the snow sober, especially at night. Can't imagine what kind of drinkers these people are too stay out late drinking on a night like that and feel fine to drive. So disgusting. |
If they truly thought she had hit him, you’d think they’d go back sooner for evidence collection not just wait for the snow to melt. The scene wasn’t secured, so again the PD didn’t do their job correctly. This can’t be the first incident in snow ever in Massachusetts history. |
The fact that this was a fellow police officer and they Keystone copped it makes you wonder whether they are incompetent or corrupt. There’s no way around that. If they aren’t corrupt and this is truly representative of the effort and tactics by the PD, I shudder to think how they handle the death investigation of a civilian. |
This incident occurred the night/very early morning before the blizzard conditions set in - there was just the beginnings of spitting snow coming down in the 12am hour when everyone drove home from The Waterfall to 34 Fairview Road. The vast majority of the snow fell throughout the daylight hours and into the evening of the day, with conditions being very bad and getting worse in the 5-6am hour when John's body was 'found' by Karen and his friends who came out to help her. Karen Read is the only person who caused an accident/death that night and who was 2-3x the legal limit for driving after consumption of alcohol, and still over the legal limit 9 hours later when tested at the hospital on psycho hold. As a former prosecutor I won't for a minute argue that we don't still have a huge problem with intoxicated drivers in this country - we absolutely do. But there are plenty of folks who go out for a few drinks and get home safely and have a plan for somebody who stays under the limit to drive. It is unfair to paint all the parties out that night as equally drunk as Karen Read was - there is no evidence to suggest that was the case. |