Leilei
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Where did he hit his head? I haven't seen any evidence of what he hit his head on - anyone else, or did I miss it?
Where did he hit his head? I haven't seen any evidence of what he hit his head on - anyone else, or did I miss it?
Just another typo I guess
he is assuming his head hit the asphalt when he allegedly twirled.. but I'm not seeing it as being any more than a guess unless asphalt was examined for blood stains and if it was I have not seen itWhere did he hit his head? I haven't seen any evidence of what he hit his head on - anyone else, or did I miss it?
Where did he hit his head? I haven't seen any evidence of what he hit his head on - anyone else, or did I miss it?
This guy said JO hit his head on the curb and the tail light made the marks on his arm, I believe.Where did he hit his head? I haven't seen any evidence of what he hit his head on - anyone else, or did I miss it?
97 feet at 24 mph...So wait, did I read that correctly? We’ve gone from she hit JOK at 24 mph to she hit JOK at 97 mph?
97 feet at 24 mph...
The car traveled 97 feet from the time the event started recording, reaching maximum speed of 24 mph, with the pedal depressed to roughly 75% of maximum- is what that chart says. To me that is a person who floored it in reverse. It says nothing about hitting anyone.Well how do they know that when they don't know how he was facing or what position he was in when struck?
She gave a scientific answer that the defense attorney skillfully used to imply that meant the glass "stood alone" implying it came from some third party. But that is not exactly what she said. She did say there was no physical match to the cocktail glass (jigsaw puzzle fit) but she also said there were physical matches to the glass on the ground outside the home. It is entirely possible for the glass on the bumper to be able to physically match the glass on the ground and for neither sample not to have an edge that matches anything on the cocktail glass or other fragments and for it still to have come from that cocktail glass. The entire mass of the glass was not recovered.
Karen Read trial: State Police sgt. testifies about Read’s broken taillight, O’Keefe’s injuries, and the couple’s bar tab
Massachusetts State Police Sgt. Yuriy Bukhenik testified about the early days of the investigation into John O’Keefe’s death.www.boston.com
Maybe I misheard but when he was showing the drone footage of the area I thought he said there was a rounded curb and sidewalk on the opposite side of the street but not on 34's side?This guy said JO hit his head on the curb and the tail light made the marks on his arm, I believe.