MA - Professor Karen Read, 43, charged with murdering police officer boyfriend John O'Keefe by hitting him with car, Canton, 14 Apr 2023
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On redirect Ofc Mullaney says he never saw anyone go into 34 Fairview Rd and he didnt see any of the neighbors come outside.Yannetti responds, "did any of the neighbors have a dead body on their front yard?" objection made to that and sustained
10:56 AM · Apr 30, 2024
On redirect Ofc Mullaney says he never saw anyone go into 34 Fairview Rd and he didnt see any of the neighbors come outside.Yannetti responds, "did any of the neighbors have a dead body on their front yard?" objection made to that and sustained
10:56 AM · Apr 30, 2024
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I've been following the Chad Daybell trial in Idaho. The court is not in session today, so here I am. I think she's innocent.
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Judge & jury return.
Court back in session.
Commonwealth calls Timothy Nuttall, firefighter paramedic for the town of Canton.
Nuttall giving an animated account of his career and training, explaining terms, other classes and qualifications.
11:23 AM · Apr 30, 2024
Judge & jury return.
Court back in session.
Commonwealth calls Timothy Nuttall, firefighter paramedic for the town of Canton.
Nuttall giving an animated account of his career and training, explaining terms, other classes and qualifications.
11:23 AM · Apr 30, 2024
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One good thing: this prompted a very necessary audit of people not performing their jobs correctly.
Defense says lead investigator's texts revealed his ‘true feelings' about Karen Read
New details emerged during opening statements of the Karen Read murder trial on Monday about texts the lead investigator in the case reportedly sent to friends. In his opening statement, defense attorney David Yannetti spoke for the first time about text messages that Massachusetts State Police...www.nbcboston.com
If/when KR walks free, it will be owing to her own quick wits and her lawyer's qualification, but Proctor's unprofessional behavior would be a major contributor. All of it was so unnecessary. I wouldn't be surprised to see there many dramatic moments in this process. Once upon a time, KR was living with JO, trying to take care of his kids and probably, loved him. I think she never planned to remain friends with Erin, she just wanted to have support among John's family while he was alive. Of course she doesn't want to end up in jail, and I feel she wouldn't. However, even if she walks free, there will be no winners in this story. JMO.
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FF Nuttall describes finding JO in the snow. He's a good speaker and easy to understand.
FF Nuttall says JO was found 6-8 feet from the curb of Fairview Rd.
FF Nuttall says a victim's clothing is usually deposited on the floor of their hospital room and later bagged. They needed to remove items of JO's clothing to care for him in ambulance.
FF Nuttall tells ADA Lally he observed injuries on JO's right arm "just below his shoulder" "down to 2 inches above the elbow". JO was "cold all around to the touch"
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FF Nuttall says JO was found 6-8 feet from the curb of Fairview Rd.
FF Nuttall says a victim's clothing is usually deposited on the floor of their hospital room and later bagged. They needed to remove items of JO's clothing to care for him in ambulance.
FF Nuttall tells ADA Lally he observed injuries on JO's right arm "just below his shoulder" "down to 2 inches above the elbow". JO was "cold all around to the touch"
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arielilane
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Judge & jury return.Court back in session.Commonwealth calls Timothy Nuttall, firefighter paramedic for the town of Canton.Nuttall giving an animated account of his career and training, explaining terms, other classes and qualifications.
Lally asks about how one becomes a senior paramedic, what type of ongoing training is required, are you required to be pre-certified.Nuttall answers with confidence and detail.Lally asks about shifts, how many fire stations there are, how are they staffed.
Again Nuttall gives a detailed answers.Nuttall is asked about the weather. Nuttall testifies he got to work early because he knew the storm was going to hit.He testifies firefighters are responsible for snow removal around stations.
Not surprisingly, Lally asks about the snow conditions.Not surprisingly, the answer is “blizzard conditions,”Prosecution asking now about the call.Nuttall says as a more senior paramedic he decided to go on call. 2 other firefighters/paramedics responded.
Nuttall listing other responders.He does not remember who was driving the ambulance.Nuttall was in work early & had not put on gear when call came in. He dresses, and prepares back for response.
Lally asks if the weather had changed.Nuttall says the wind has picked up, and it was snowing.Some jurors are taking notes and all appear to be paying attention.Nuttall detailing responding to patient directly.
Nuttall describes how first responders share duties when treating a patient.Nuttall was in charge of ventilation.He’s explaining how the mask works.Lally asking where body was, indicating a small pool of blood under him. It was dark, still snowing. They used handheld lights.
Lally asking for footage of body from curb.Answers 6-8 feet.Lally asking him to define cardiac arrest.Nuttall does, and describes what action would be taken.
What observations did you make?O’Keefe was dressed for the weather.They were concentrating on getting him out of the weather.Other firefighters were concentrating on extraction.What did you observe the 3 females on the scene doing!The group was quite agitated.
Nuttall testifies lighting was better inside ambulance, they continued CPR, removed clothing, winter jacket sweatshirt, all clothing was removed, which is protocol. Why is this protocol?To assess everything.Testifies a mechanical device was used for CPR
Asked about the missing shoe.Nuttall testifies he wasn’t paying attention to the shoes.Is asked about the chain of custody of clothes.He can’t speak to where clothing went.Affirms clothing in ambulance went to hospital.
Nuttall asked to describe injuries he saw on OKeefe:Hematoma (Egg) on his head Scratches on right arm, 3 - 4 inches from shoulder to above bow.Blood mucus on in back of airway, enough that it needed to be removed.Nose was very cold, appeared to be some blood on nose.
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Lally asks about how one becomes a senior paramedic, what type of ongoing training is required, are you required to be pre-certified.Nuttall answers with confidence and detail.Lally asks about shifts, how many fire stations there are, how are they staffed.
Again Nuttall gives a detailed answers.Nuttall is asked about the weather. Nuttall testifies he got to work early because he knew the storm was going to hit.He testifies firefighters are responsible for snow removal around stations.
Not surprisingly, Lally asks about the snow conditions.Not surprisingly, the answer is “blizzard conditions,”Prosecution asking now about the call.Nuttall says as a more senior paramedic he decided to go on call. 2 other firefighters/paramedics responded.
Nuttall listing other responders.He does not remember who was driving the ambulance.Nuttall was in work early & had not put on gear when call came in. He dresses, and prepares back for response.
Lally asks if the weather had changed.Nuttall says the wind has picked up, and it was snowing.Some jurors are taking notes and all appear to be paying attention.Nuttall detailing responding to patient directly.
Nuttall describes how first responders share duties when treating a patient.Nuttall was in charge of ventilation.He’s explaining how the mask works.Lally asking where body was, indicating a small pool of blood under him. It was dark, still snowing. They used handheld lights.
Lally asking for footage of body from curb.Answers 6-8 feet.Lally asking him to define cardiac arrest.Nuttall does, and describes what action would be taken.
What observations did you make?O’Keefe was dressed for the weather.They were concentrating on getting him out of the weather.Other firefighters were concentrating on extraction.What did you observe the 3 females on the scene doing!The group was quite agitated.
Nuttall testifies lighting was better inside ambulance, they continued CPR, removed clothing, winter jacket sweatshirt, all clothing was removed, which is protocol. Why is this protocol?To assess everything.Testifies a mechanical device was used for CPR
Asked about the missing shoe.Nuttall testifies he wasn’t paying attention to the shoes.Is asked about the chain of custody of clothes.He can’t speak to where clothing went.Affirms clothing in ambulance went to hospital.
Nuttall asked to describe injuries he saw on OKeefe:Hematoma (Egg) on his head Scratches on right arm, 3 - 4 inches from shoulder to above bow.Blood mucus on in back of airway, enough that it needed to be removed.Nose was very cold, appeared to be some blood on nose.
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arielilane
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Observed injuries were not bleeding, maybe because of cold.O’Keefe was very cold and digits were stiff, making it difficult to remove clothing.Did paramedics or you on scene speak to 3 women on scene.One woman said “I hit him, I hit him”He says it was said over and over.
The woman who said “I hit him” had some blood on her face.Nuttall says when he arrived the group was running around “in circles”, he saw no intervention.
The woman who said “I hit him” had some blood on her face.Nuttall says when he arrived the group was running around “in circles”, he saw no intervention.
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A firefighter tried to obtain info about patient from individuals on scene.Lally moving on to the report.Nuttall reviewing the report.
12:04 PM · Apr 30, 2024
A firefighter tried to obtain info about patient from individuals on scene.Lally moving on to the report.Nuttall reviewing the report.
12:04 PM · Apr 30, 2024
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I think everyone is watching the Chad Daybell trial JMO
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Exhibit #9 on the screen. Lights turned down. Fairview Road residence identified by Nuttall.
Next exhibit, Nuttall has laser pointer, identifies area where OKeefe was found.
Nuttall also indicates where he observed the pool of bloodLights back up.
Defense Alan Jackson is up.
12:08 PM · Apr 30, 2024
Exhibit #9 on the screen. Lights turned down. Fairview Road residence identified by Nuttall.
Next exhibit, Nuttall has laser pointer, identifies area where OKeefe was found.
Nuttall also indicates where he observed the pool of bloodLights back up.
Defense Alan Jackson is up.
12:08 PM · Apr 30, 2024
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Jackson clarifies the shift.Nuttall clarifies he was early for his shift.Jackson asking about where the clothes go. Nuttall, they cut some clothing, bigger jackets are removed because they make a big mess if cuts
12:10 PM · Apr 30, 2024
Jackson clarifies the shift.Nuttall clarifies he was early for his shift.Jackson asking about where the clothes go. Nuttall, they cut some clothing, bigger jackets are removed because they make a big mess if cuts
12:10 PM · Apr 30, 2024
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FF Nuttall tells ADA Lally he heard a woman say several times, "I hit him, I hit him, I hit him". He says the woman who said it had blood on her. Read is the only woman known to have blood on her at the scene.
12:01 PM · Apr 30, 2024
FF Nuttall tells ADA Lally he heard a woman say several times, "I hit him, I hit him, I hit him". He says the woman who said it had blood on her. Read is the only woman known to have blood on her at the scene.
12:01 PM · Apr 30, 2024
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Jackson asks about assessment of scene, patient…a person naked in a snowbank vs a person appropriately dressed. Nuttall says same approach.Jackson pointing out that you rememberhe had a coat, you took off. Nuttall, I didn’t remove the clothing.
Jackson showing pictures of clothing. Nuttall doesn’t recognize the clothing.
Jackson - picture is not of a heavy coat is it? Nuttall - no
Jackson - other things on your mind, your job was to save a man’s life right?
Nuttall - right
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Jackson showing pictures of clothing. Nuttall doesn’t recognize the clothing.
Jackson - picture is not of a heavy coat is it? Nuttall - no
Jackson - other things on your mind, your job was to save a man’s life right?
Nuttall - right
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Jackson on cross asks FF Nuttall "if he had a lot on his mind" at the scene. He says yes and confirms that he was there to save a life
12:15 PM · Apr 30, 2024
Jackson on cross asks FF Nuttall "if he had a lot on his mind" at the scene. He says yes and confirms that he was there to save a life
12:15 PM · Apr 30, 2024
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Jackson- specifics of scene hard to remember. Memory of clothing might be faulty. Nothing wrong with that, you were there to save his life, right?Nuttall-rightJackson asking questions of observations of injuries. Asking of injury to back side of the head was noted.Nuttall No
12:18 PM · Apr 30, 2024
Humorous moment.Nuttall is answering that scratches on arm were like “furrows”, in a Boston accent.Jackson says he isn’t familiar with that term:Nuttall repeats it a couple of times while we wait for the west coast lawyer to get it.Laughter from the court when he does.
12:20 PM · Apr 30, 2024
“I’m on your turf,” Jackson says, predicting the moment will become a meme.
12:21 PM · Apr 30, 2024
Jackson- specifics of scene hard to remember. Memory of clothing might be faulty. Nothing wrong with that, you were there to save his life, right?Nuttall-rightJackson asking questions of observations of injuries. Asking of injury to back side of the head was noted.Nuttall No
12:18 PM · Apr 30, 2024
Humorous moment.Nuttall is answering that scratches on arm were like “furrows”, in a Boston accent.Jackson says he isn’t familiar with that term:Nuttall repeats it a couple of times while we wait for the west coast lawyer to get it.Laughter from the court when he does.
12:20 PM · Apr 30, 2024
“I’m on your turf,” Jackson says, predicting the moment will become a meme.
12:21 PM · Apr 30, 2024
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Jackson asked FF Nuttall if JO's injuries looked like he had been in a fight. Judge Cannone sustained an objection to that and both sides called to sidebar
12:21 PM · Apr 30, 2024
Jackson asked FF Nuttall if JO's injuries looked like he had been in a fight. Judge Cannone sustained an objection to that and both sides called to sidebar
12:21 PM · Apr 30, 2024
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FF Nuttall said that's what he heard at the scene when Jackson asks about his previous testimony that KR said she hit JO
12:26 PM · Apr 30, 2024
FF Nuttall said that's what he heard at the scene when Jackson asks about his previous testimony that KR said she hit JO
12:26 PM · Apr 30, 2024
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