THIS...appreciate the brevity too.While all of this is going on, I would hope some agency is trying to find out what really happened to JOK at that residence.
While all of this is going on, I would hope some agency is trying to find out what really happened to JOK at that residence.
OK, here's an interesting little tidbit...
Interesting MassGuy…. thanks for passing this along. And just have to wonder, depending on the appeal outcome might this eventually wind up being before the US Supreme Court? IANAL. MOO
I think I misspoke in the paragraph you referenced above: The investigation of this CASE, the prosecution of Karen Read, is at best a dog's breakfast at this point and that, as you indicate, is the consequence of more revelations ...some of which go to credibility of the investigators and by extension, the prosecutors; and some of which is exculpatory evidence. What I should have said, is that the investigation of this CRIME, the death of a police officer, should not be permitted to die on the vine.
I can't imagine it not being objectively investigated further.I don't disagree, but unless someone comes forth who has information regarding how JO died, Karen Read will end up being the only person ever tried for this crime. I suppose we can hope the FBI information not yet shared can shed enough light on the truth, but absent this, there was literally no legitimate investigation ever done. Everything went towards trying to come up with enough BS to frame Read.
I can't imagine it not being objectively investigated further.
I'm just imagining a few scenarios here. I wonder if down the track, in the event, say, of cw giving up the prosecution of KR ( conjectured details.but just say current appeal is successful and.for various reasons CW backs down on retrial of count two -maybe Morissey is forced to resign over longer term corruption allegations, maybe owing to outcome of fed investigation; maybe the current fed investigation into Sandra Birchmore is going to crack open probs in Mass ME office, and bring the investigative actions and inactions of cops like trooper Guiliano and possibly Bukhenic and Tulley into focus resulting in a sweep out), even if it's years down the track, would or could JOK's case be reopened and reinvestigated as a cold case? With no publicity, just quietly. This is the death of a police officer and I don't believe it will be dropped for good.jmoI can't imagine it not being objectively investigated further.
Well said and I agree. Hopefully there is pressure on someone who will flip. All that you mentioned that is not there, to me, indicates foul play and cover up.What do you imagine they can do now? (assuming the FBI doesn't have more not yet shared) They didn't search the house that morning, despite a body being on the lawn. If John's DNA or a weapon that caused his head injury were in the house, they aren't there now. They didn't bring all parties down to the station to question individually. They allowed everyone in the house that night to pull their stories together ("Just tell them the guy never came in the house") and shockingly, questioned them together in the McCabe dining room. The photos of the "found" taillight are of poor quality with no context or positioning provided.
They never canvassed the neighborhood to ask about what neighbors heard or didn't hear. Never checked for any Ring or other camera footage of houses and businesses on Read's route, which would be long gone now. There's curiously missing video that should have existed, including the library and footage from John's home camera. They never photographed the condition of the taillight as it appeared when the tow driver arrived in the sallyport. John's injured arm was never swabbed. The dog was later allowed to go missing.
When something isn't investigated immediately (and willfully not investigated, IMO) and the lead investigator is allowed to tamper with evidence, because, as he himself stated, the homeowner as a Boston cop had nothing to fear, it's hard to imagine being able to reconstruct something like this so much later on.
Again, if the FBI has more, we'll hear more. But even they didn't come into the picture until much later. I think the only hope here is if someone comes forward, possibly due to fear of prosecution. (Higgins?) Aside from this, the people responsible for O"Keefe's death will probably get away with it.
It's official. Morrissey will be facing a primary challenge in 2026.
2 candidates running to unseat Norfolk County DA Michael Morrissey in 2026
It may be two years away, but the race for district attorney in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, is already heating up. Two candidates have thrown their hats into the ring to try to unseat Michael Morrissey, who has faced criticism over the case against Karen Read. Over the months, there have been...www.nbcboston.com
Two candidates have thrown their hats into the ring to try to unseat Michael Morrissey, who has faced criticism over the case against Karen Read.
Over the months, there have been continuous calls for Morrissey to step down as district attorney, and now, two people are vying to take his job in 2026.