Anybody following the Karen Read trial in Boston?

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Anonymous wrote:Some of you have never experienced post alcohol binge anxiety and it shows.

Another great conspiracy theory! Not guilty!

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Common sense and critical thinking skills down the toilet in America the last 15+ years.

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Anonymous wrote:Some of you have never experienced post alcohol binge anxiety and it shows.

Am I supposed to be ashamed I haven't ever gotten binge drunk?

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Anonymous wrote: Brian Albert didn't go outside for the same reason none of the other neighbors did - it was dark, 6am in January in the midst of a blizzard with howling wind and sideways snow and very limited visibility. In those conditions with the shades drawn and being sound asleep after a day/night of drinking, Brian Albert didn't wake up. He and his wife didn't wake up until Jen McCabe, Brian's wife's sister, came up the stairs into their room to wake them.

The police, EMTs and fire department rolled silent to the call as is the usual practice very late at night and early morning to residential addresses. Karen's screaming was sucked away by the howling blizzard wind which also dampens all other sounds.

It's almost like the people commenting on this have never lived in a place where blizzards happen and have no familiarity with the conditions. For the record, this storm was in the top ten of recorded winter storms in the modern era for eastern Massachusetts, it was a very real storm and it also accounts for the issues that arose with Canton PD trying to collect evidence in those conditions prior to arrival of the MSP search team.

And yes, even if the weather conditions had been ideal it would have been stupid for Albert to insinuate himself into a crime scene in Canton where he has no jurisdiction when there was Canton PD and EMS and fire department all on scene - he doesn't give better CPR than a paramedic firefighter. It's a total red herring to point to him for not coming out of the house.

The data evidence is science and it will win the case. But the conspiracy theories are so ludicrous I cannot believe anyone of average or above average intelligence is swallowing it. Those of you who do must be deep-seated cop haters.

The cops and the public defenders in my family think she’s innocent and that the son did it.

Lol

Can you explain how he walked up/down three flights of stairs after he was dead?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: Brian Albert didn't go outside for the same reason none of the other neighbors did - it was dark, 6am in January in the midst of a blizzard with howling wind and sideways snow and very limited visibility. In those conditions with the shades drawn and being sound asleep after a day/night of drinking, Brian Albert didn't wake up. He and his wife didn't wake up until Jen McCabe, Brian's wife's sister, came up the stairs into their room to wake them.

The police, EMTs and fire department rolled silent to the call as is the usual practice very late at night and early morning to residential addresses. Karen's screaming was sucked away by the howling blizzard wind which also dampens all other sounds.

It's almost like the people commenting on this have never lived in a place where blizzards happen and have no familiarity with the conditions. For the record, this storm was in the top ten of recorded winter storms in the modern era for eastern Massachusetts, it was a very real storm and it also accounts for the issues that arose with Canton PD trying to collect evidence in those conditions prior to arrival of the MSP search team.

And yes, even if the weather conditions had been ideal it would have been stupid for Albert to insinuate himself into a crime scene in Canton where he has no jurisdiction when there was Canton PD and EMS and fire department all on scene - he doesn't give better CPR than a paramedic firefighter. It's a total red herring to point to him for not coming out of the house.

The data evidence is science and it will win the case. But the conspiracy theories are so ludicrous I cannot believe anyone of average or above average intelligence is swallowing it. Those of you who do must be deep-seated cop haters.

The cops and the public defenders in my family think she’s innocent and that the son did it.

Lol

Wait, what son? Who’s son do you think did it?

This poster probably means Colin Albert, Chris Albert's son. He had beef with JOO and was at the house that night.

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Anonymous wrote:The minute, I heard that the cop stayed in his house while the person dying on his front lawn and refused to go outside to help. I knew they were guilty.

I have a household of law-enforcement officers and believe me, dude is guilty AF

He was already dead. Killed eight hours earlier by Karen

So if you looked outside and saw a dead body on your lawn, and police outside, you’d…stay in your house? No.
That’s guilt.

I agree. A lone random fire truck or ambulance goes down our street and within 10 minutes there are 30 neighbors outside to see what's going on. There is literally no scenario where there is police/EMS activity ON MY FRONT LAWN and I don't go outside.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The minute, I heard that the cop stayed in his house while the person dying on his front lawn and refused to go outside to help. I knew they were guilty.

I have a household of law-enforcement officers and believe me, dude is guilty AF

He was already dead. Killed eight hours earlier by Karen

So if you looked outside and saw a dead body on your lawn, and police outside, you’d…stay in your house? No.
That’s guilt.

I’d also wanna be outside the house because clearly his ghost was going up and down steps with his phone while dead.

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Anonymous wrote:This should be a slam dunk for the defense. They exposed that one of the key prosecution witnesses lied to the grand jury. The statie who was fired was the chief investigator. The FEDS seem fairly confident that she didn't do it. The made for tv movies are going to be insane here.

I do think she is acquitted on the actions of Trooper Proctor alone. There are so many more reasons for reasonable doubt too. I'm not even saying she is innocent. She may not be, but there is simply no way for the state to prove her guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt." It can't be done with the data set we have.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The minute, I heard that the cop stayed in his house while the person dying on his front lawn and refused to go outside to help. I knew they were guilty.

I have a household of law-enforcement officers and believe me, dude is guilty AF

He was already dead. Killed eight hours earlier by Karen

So if you looked outside and saw a dead body on your lawn, and police outside, you’d…stay in your house? No.
That’s guilt.

I agree. A lone random fire truck or ambulance goes down our street and within 10 minutes there are 30 neighbors outside to see what's going on. There is literally no scenario where there is police/EMS activity ON MY FRONT LAWN and I don't go outside.

Its clear from insane posts like this people are running their mouths yet not actually following the case. THEY WERE ASLEEP ALL OF THEM IN THE HOUSE SOUND ASLEEP WOKEN UP AS IT WAS HAPPENING.

[Anonymous]

KAREN SCREAMING: "DID I GET MY PERIOD IS THIS MY PERIOD" with blood on her hands.

NUTS!!!!

[Anonymous]

This case and karen supporters wearing tin-foil hats, highlight the stupidity and the dumbing down of america. Its incredible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The minute, I heard that the cop stayed in his house while the person dying on his front lawn and refused to go outside to help. I knew they were guilty.

I have a household of law-enforcement officers and believe me, dude is guilty AF

He was already dead. Killed eight hours earlier by Karen

So if you looked outside and saw a dead body on your lawn, and police outside, you’d…stay in your house? No.
That’s guilt.

Yes, I'd stay inside and wouldn't contaminate a scene, that is already in my front yard.

[Anonymous]

Sorry, I’m late to this case. What is the main reason for doubting that Karen Read ran over him with her car? Seems like she may not have done it intentionally, but why is it not a plausible explanation?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This case and karen supporters wearing tin-foil hats, highlight the stupidity and the dumbing down of america. Its incredible.

+ googolplex

Many of the FKR cult are also low critical thinking skills MAGA voters.

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry, I’m late to this case. What is the main reason for doubting that Karen Read ran over him with her car? Seems like she may not have done it intentionally, but why is it not a plausible explanation?

Injuries being incomparable with being hit by a car is the jumping off point.