I saw that - I guess it will come down to who is more believable. I thought the FBI was conducting and investigation into how the case was handled. If that’s true it’s insane that the judge allowed the trial to go forward before that was complete.

Anonymous wrote:one’s girlfriend googles about death 3 hours before the body is found.


I’m not sure about this being still accepted as fact. The prosecution had expert witness testimony contradicting the time that the search was done, saying she searched that once O’Keefe’s body was found.

The defense/FBI’s expert disagrees

one’s girlfriend googles about death 3 hours before the body is found.


I’m not sure about this being still accepted as fact. The prosecution had expert witness testimony contradicting the time that the search was done, saying she searched that once O’Keefe’s body was found.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she’s innocent - hope the jury finds her not guilty.

She's clearly guilty as sin and this crime podcast and netflix-fueled conspiracy nonsense has rotted women's brains.

Whether she did or not, the investigation is so bad and so biased, she will be found not guilty.

I hope the troopers get fired and significant reform is made.

The investigation was not biased, but it was bad. She clearly hit him with her car.

Are you joking?! Did you listen to
Proctor’s testimony? He said he wish she killed herself.

I grew up there too - it’s called the South Shore, not the south coast. Canton’s not a south shore town.
At first I felt badly for her, assuming she felt remorse for driving drunk and hitting her BF. But then when the information came out about her kissing that other guy and seeing her enjoying all this attention, my sympathy for her has dried up. There’s something about her behavior that makes me doubt that she’s a good person - however I don’t think she hit him on purpose. I think it was a drunk driving incident and she should be held accountable for that, not anything more.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yep, a bunch of dumb cops woke up one day and said we really hate our cop buddy's wife, let's kill him and pin it on her.

Anyone who believes that or any variation of that needs their head examined.

It doesn’t seem premeditated. Either a drunken fight or some accident they wanted to cover up after a night of drinking. These aren’t the smartest people ever. Nevertheless, the cops moved, two smashed their phones the day before the subpoena and one’s girlfriend googles about death 3 hours before the body is found.

They likely smashed their phones because they are drunken dumb cops and don’t want their careers and lives ruined by bottom feeding crim defense lawyers on a fishing expedition surfing through years of their photos, texts and emails and cheating on their wives or whatever else. Just like YOU wouldn’t want all of the contents of your cell phone in the public domain.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yep, a bunch of dumb cops woke up one day and said we really hate our cop buddy's wife, let's kill him and pin it on her.

Anyone who believes that or any variation of that needs their head examined.

It doesn’t seem premeditated. Either a drunken fight or some accident they wanted to cover up after a night of drinking. These aren’t the smartest people ever. Nevertheless, the cops moved, two smashed their phones the day before the subpoena and one’s girlfriend googles about death 3 hours before the body is found.

Again, ANY variation of let’s pin this on his wife we hate is the dumbest nonsense I’ve ever heard. Your brain has been turned to mush by conspiracy podcasts and Netflix series.

Why??

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yep, a bunch of dumb cops woke up one day and said we really hate our cop buddy's wife, let's kill him and pin it on her.

Anyone who believes that or any variation of that needs their head examined.

It doesn’t seem premeditated. Either a drunken fight or some accident they wanted to cover up after a night of drinking. These aren’t the smartest people ever. Nevertheless, the cops moved, two smashed their phones the day before the subpoena and one’s girlfriend googles about death 3 hours before the body is found.

Again, ANY variation of let’s pin this on his wife we hate is the dumbest nonsense I’ve ever heard. Your brain has been turned to mush by conspiracy podcasts and Netflix series.

Anonymous wrote:Yep, a bunch of dumb cops woke up one day and said we really hate our cop buddy's wife, let's kill him and pin it on her.

Anyone who believes that or any variation of that needs their head examined.

It doesn’t seem premeditated. Either a drunken fight or some accident they wanted to cover up after a night of drinking. These aren’t the smartest people ever. Nevertheless, the cops moved, two smashed their phones the day before the subpoena and one’s girlfriend googles about death 3 hours before the body is found.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she’s innocent - hope the jury finds her not guilty.

She's clearly guilty as sin and this crime podcast and netflix-fueled conspiracy nonsense has rotted women's brains.

Whether she did or not, the investigation is so bad and so biased, she will be found not guilty.

I hope the troopers get fired and significant reform is made.

The investigation was not biased, but it was bad. She clearly hit him with her car.

Yep, a bunch of dumb cops woke up one day and said we really hate our cop buddy's wife, let's kill him and pin it on her.

Anyone who believes that or any variation of that needs their head examined.

He doesn’t have wounds consistent with being hit by a car. And also has Apple data placing him in the house. Also scathing evidence with the Google search for his long does it take for a body to die of hypothermia. The cops did it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she’s innocent - hope the jury finds her not guilty.

She's clearly guilty as sin and this crime podcast and netflix-fueled conspiracy nonsense has rotted women's brains.

Whether she did or not, the investigation is so bad and so biased, she will be found not guilty.

I hope the troopers get fired and significant reform is made.

Anonymous wrote:I think she’s innocent - hope the jury finds her not guilty.

She's clearly guilty as sin and this crime podcast and netflix-fueled conspiracy nonsense has rotted women's brains.

She hit him. They had been drinking a lot that night and had a fight in the car. She dropped him off and angrily drove away. I don't know if she hit him on purpose, but she did. She might have vaguely realized she hit some thing and it didn't click until the next morning that it was John O'Keefe.

The cover up defense is insane. The DA is overcharging and can't prove it.

The saddest part is that John O'Keefe and his family are forgotten in this circus.