Recent content by HarmonyE.

Oh, AJ knows them better than we do. And I probably missed some. The jury will be much reminded during closing.

When you think of how often the police rely on phone calls, texts, apps, and Google searches to convict people, it's extraordinary how often these have failed with the users here. Young Miss McCabe - Life360 data is totally wrong! We went straight to our homes that night. Jen McCabe - I did...

I think that was Allie McCabe, the young woman who says Life360 got it all wrong?

This was 6 months later. At that point she'd learned Colin was in the house that night. Something the cops never addressed. Trooper Buk probably didn't like hearing it out loud.

I don't know the quote, but could she have been speculating based upon some things she knew at the time? We haven't heard from Tom and Erin Beaty yet as they are defense witnesses, but we know Erin has said Colin called her for a ride from Fairview that night. She either declined or he found...

Cops know what pedestrian victims look like. They see them frequently. And it's obvious they didn't think he looked like one as they didn't immediately arrest the person who dropped him off that night, even though she was there that morning and told them she had dropped him off. But I'll quote...

This. The prosecution is trying to deceive the jury into making them believe they weren't all hovering/working on the passenger side, which of course they were. Dollars to (a half dozen) donuts, the drive AJ tried to introduce Thursday is the corrected version of this video. I suspect the jury...

The hubris - and stupidity - of him accepting a gift for his "work" on this case on his phone. In a text. This case is so wild.

That upcharge must have made Proctor a little nervous. Alan Jackson wasn't on the scene yet, but David Yannetti is a very well respected local defense attorney. And I agree, he figured Read would do a little time and his friends and JO's family would be content (or fairly content, in the case of...

I tend to doubt he ever thought anyone would be looking that closely at shards of glass or trying to determine their origin. Glass is glass, and John was seen with a glass that night. Proctor's a dirty cop, but I don't think he's exactly a rocket scientist.

Almost forgot about them! Damning, very damning indeed. And what normal person talks to a kid like that?

Jen's claiming Karen asked her to do a Google search 20 minutes after John's body was found by them. So she says she searched - twice - she says because she spelled the search wrong the first time. A problem for Jen here is that first search still came up with information on hypothermia. It...

Me too. I love Ryan! Someone, if anyone, must have deleted that footage of us too. Maddening. And he had such a smug look on his face. (Trooper Buk, not Ryan)

In my opinion it was strategic on Lally's part. He knew the defense would call them, and he figured it would look worse if he didn't go first. Like the CW was trying to hide them. And they're all such awful witnesses, I can almost understand that thinking.

It's not that elaborate. Had the investigation been handled normally, the Canton cops would have immediately searched the house, with a warrant if needed. But they deferred to the famous Boston cop who is a Canton cop's brother. All of the people in the house that night would have been quickly...