Adding the letter 'n' after the 'u' spells munted which is slang in Aust at least for drunk/p*ssed/hammered etc. Kinda funny?"You're muted."
"You're unmuted."
Why was KR driving to the bar and not to the house where she last saw O'Keefe?
She drove off but hit him with the back of her car?THIS. It's been established she was jealous and likely insecure.
IMHO they were arguing, she was mad that he was going to go to the after party instead of choosing her. Higgins was there and she had already made things awkward. It's possible she did not want John and Higgins talking without her around especially after everyone had been drinking. They argue, he gets out of the car, he may have slipped due to being drunk and she took off hitting him in the process. He drags himself to his final resting place. She goes home and sleeps it off a bit on the couch. Why the couch and not the bed? Somewhere in there she makes 53 calls to his phone. She wakes up and knows something happened but she can't remember what and also tells (JM?) that she had left John at the Waterfall? She's also seen driving there in the morning? In the meantime she is piecing things from the night before together and then has her 'oh crap' moment and they go to 34 Fairview and she runs to JOK who is laying on the lawn.
Sounds like a plan!Does anyone already have a tally of how many times Jen McCabe’s story changed or should I start that myself?
I don't know about showing her innocence but it's seems to show that she didn't remember where she last saw O'Keefe.This to me points more towards her innocence! Why would she drive towards the bar if she knew she hit him in front of the Albert’s home? There’s no question that they were all drunk at night, and I believe that part of her hysteria comes from that fact alone. Honestly, her driving around, looking for him points more towards her innocence than her guilt.
I will never understand that they did not investigate anyone else!
100%. Points as much and, imo, more to her innocence or to no consciousness of guilt than the other way round. Why is Lally so blind, tone deaf and obtuse not to realise this? ImoThis to me points more towards her innocence! Why would she drive towards the bar if she knew she hit him in front of the Albert’s home? There’s no question that they were all drunk at night, and I believe that part of her hysteria comes from that fact alone. Honestly, her driving around, looking for him points more towards her innocence than her guilt.
I will never understand that they did not investigate anyone else!
Add to that the fact that there were blizzard conditions and JOK wasn't returning calls/texts, she had every right to freak out. IMO.Just because you and your husband do something doesn't mean that KR would react in the same exact manner. We have no idea of their normal routine, what nights out were like, if they ALWAYS ended up back home together or not. I know a good number of people who would be freaking out if their partner wasn't home by 5am. That doesn't mean that I'm going to assume EVERY couple would react that way. I don't have a perpetual window into KR and JOK's daily lives, so I don't see how I can determine what is and what isn't weird for them as a couple. JMO
Exactly, its not a very complicated case at all. There are any number of very simple ways to explain this.THIS. It's been established she was jealous and likely insecure.
IMHO they were arguing, she was mad that he was going to go to the after party instead of choosing her. Higgins was there and she had already made things awkward. It's possible she did not want John and Higgins talking without her around especially after everyone had been drinking. They argue, he gets out of the car, he may have slipped due to being drunk and she took off hitting him in the process. He drags himself to his final resting place. She goes home and sleeps it off a bit on the couch. Why the couch and not the bed? Somewhere in there she makes 53 calls to his phone. She wakes up and knows something happened but she can't remember what and also tells (JM?) that she had left John at the Waterfall? She's also seen driving there in the morning? In the meantime she is piecing things from the night before together and then has her 'oh crap' moment and they go to 34 Fairview and she runs to JOK who is laying on the lawn.
Or another reasonable explanation is that she didn't know how to get to 34F from where she was so she went back to the last place she does know how to get to and and retraced her steps.This to me points more towards her innocence! Why would she drive towards the bar if she knew she hit him in front of the Albert’s home? There’s no question that they were all drunk at night, and I believe that part of her hysteria comes from that fact alone. Honestly, her driving around, looking for him points more towards her innocence than her guilt.
I will never understand that they did not investigate anyone else!
Interested in seeing the wheel well evidence as I must have missed that. Do you have a link?Exactly, its not a very complicated case at all. There are any number of very simple ways to explain this.
Hypothetically and backup up by some evidence: They were both very drunk. He got out of the car and kneeled to get sick or fell into the street near the curb facing so the back of his head was toward the rear of the car. She backed up and hit him going 20ish miles an hour and dragged his arm through the wheel-well as she sped off in the forward direction. This caused the injuries to his head and arm. He stumbled away to die in the cold.
She returns home and wakes up still a little drunk but realizes something happened and re-traces her steps because she left him somewhere, but can't remember exactly where, and he hasn't responded to any calls or texts. As she drives she starts to connect the dots and realizes the most likely thing is that she hit him.
At times Jackson appeared to out-expert the police supervisor/phone expert. jmo@BienickWCVB
Jackson points out that neither of the cell towers that pinged the night before pinged the following morning. Asks if that means it's more likely Read was on her way to McCabe residence than at 34 Fairview Rd. Objection/sustained.
Jacksons says that based on the cell phone data Tully earlier testified about, Read's SUV was travelling at 37.5 miles per second at one point.