Order from J.Cannone today says "counsel should be prepared to address...prior representations made to the Court on the record by defense counsel."
Order from J.Cannone today says "counsel should be prepared to address...prior representations made to the Court on the record by defense counsel."
Seems like she is trying to hang him with some "rule 14" business, whatever that is. cw really wants to get rid of him. I just don't know if I can bear to watch what the dishonorable judge is about to do.It's about to go down.......
MOO
Following along here - IIRC, during the actual court proceedings at the first trial, with one or the other ARCCA representatives on the stand, was it when AJ was questioning them, weren’t there some questions on the court record as to who was solicited by who? And IIRC wasn’t there a constraint that the defense (and prosecution) were not allowed to state in open court or before the jury who it was that had engaged the independent report?
And wasn’t that in part due to some ruling by this judge? I seem to recall some odd questions that couldn’t really be asked or answered? And that IMO left questions before the jury and others?
IIUC wasn’t this because of some requirement to not fully disclose that some investigators were under investigation?
Starting to wonder IMO if this is all about an attempt to disallow the experts? The ones that IIRC had basically shredded the CW obscure description of how JOK might (or might not) have been struck?
And might this be more maneuvering by the judge to head this a certain direction?
And might this be an effort to attempt to further discredit the independent report that apparently had major repercussions for trooper proctor and some of the other investigators?
The report that to my knowledge, has still not been released and made publicly available for review?
From what has been observed in this courtroom, nothing would be surprising, unfortunately. IANAL nor a judge. MOO
I wonder if she ruled on Mark Bederow yet?
I have not followed this closely but why would Brennan declare he has "not watched the first trial"? I would think that would be a critical part of getting up to speed...transcript is only a part of it.Link to Boston25 News complete video hearing below, including the 18 second clip with Brennan citing it was email received from the defense, and not the federal government, he earlier misrepresented to the Court before Judge Cannone called for a recess before coming back and ending the hearing-- citing her grave concerns for the defense and defense counsel...
Make no mistake, this reading implying he received the emails from the feds (pursuant to a Touhy request) was clearly intentional by Brennan.
No matter how many times Brennan attempts to hide behind he "did not watch the first trial," and only reviewed the transcripts, he's misrepresented the facts each time he appears before this Court! JMO
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Watch live: Karen Read back in court for motions hearing as 2nd murder trial nears
The 44-year-old Mansfield woman is accused in the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend John O’Keefe.www.boston25news.com
I have not followed this closely but why would Brennan declare he has "not watched the first trial"? I would think that would be a critical part of getting up to speed...transcript is only a part of it.
Theory: Could Karen Read’s SUV Have Hit the Electrical Box, Leading to a Tragic Accident?
I have been exploring an alternate explanation for what happened to John O’Keefe, one that involves an accident rather than intentional harm.
Key Known Facts:
- John was heavily intoxicated.
- A dent was found on an electrical box on the property.
- Karen Read’s SUV had a broken taillight.
- John suffered a fatal head injury—a deep gash on the back of his skull.
- He also had scratches on his arm.
- His body was found approximately 12 feet from the road, near a fire hydrant and flagpole.
- The fire hydrant is confirmed to be made of cast iron, a material capable of causing significant injury upon impact.
Possible Scenario:
Karen Read, while reversing her SUV, may have accidentally hit the electrical box, causing the dent. If John was unsteady on his feet due to intoxication, he could have exited the vehicle, become disoriented, and stumbled backward, striking his head on the cast iron fire hydrant.
The Fire Hydrant and the Head Injury:
- Fire hydrant is solid cast iron with various edges, bolts, and protrusions.
- If John fell backward, he could have hit the back of his head on one of these edges, causing a deep gash rather than just a bump or bruise.
- The nature of his injury, described as a large laceration to the back of the head is consistent with a direct impact against a metal structure like a hydrant.
- His body was found near the hydrant, reinforcing the possibility that this was the point of impact.
- If he was unconscious and left outside in freezing temperatures, this could explain his condition when found.
Dog Scratches – Could a Dog Have Tried to Help?
John was found with scratches on his arm. Rather than being defensive wounds from a struggle, these could have come from a dog trying to wake him up.
- If the family dog Chloe was outside and came across John lying unresponsive in the snow, it may have pawed at him, scratched him, or even nipped him in an attempt to get a reaction.
- Dogs are known to instinctively try to rouse unresponsive humans, often using their paws or noses to nudge them.
- The positioning and depth of the scratches could help determine whether they were made by a dog or another source.
Key Questions to Consider:
If this theory holds, it would suggest an unfortunate accident rather than an intentional hit-and-run.
- Does the height of the dent in the electrical box match the height of Karen Read’s broken taillight?
- Were taillight fragments found near the electrical box?
- Do John’s injuries align with a fall onto a cast iron hydrant rather than being struck by a car?
- Could the scratches on his arm be consistent with a dog trying to wake him rather than a struggle?
The "electrical box" wasn't an electric box. It's a communications pedestal. Basically has wires for phone and or cable because the neighborhood has undergrouind utilities. I have one on the border of my property as well. Pretty flimsy. But more importantly, John wasn't found anywhere near it. And he had no damage on his person consistent with ANY other injuries that could support an argurment that he was flung 15, 20 or 30 feet in order for the back of his head to come into contact with it.Theory: Could Karen Read’s SUV Have Hit the Electrical Box, Leading to a Tragic Accident?
I have been exploring an alternate explanation for what happened to John O’Keefe, one that involves an accident rather than intentional harm.
Key Known Facts:
- John was heavily intoxicated.
- A dent was found on an electrical box on the property.
- Karen Read’s SUV had a broken taillight.
- John suffered a fatal head injury—a deep gash on the back of his skull.
- He also had scratches on his arm.
- His body was found approximately 12 feet from the road, near a fire hydrant and flagpole.
- The fire hydrant is confirmed to be made of cast iron, a material capable of causing significant injury upon impact.
Possible Scenario:
Karen Read, while reversing her SUV, may have accidentally hit the electrical box, causing the dent. If John was unsteady on his feet due to intoxication, he could have exited the vehicle, become disoriented, and stumbled backward, striking his head on the cast iron fire hydrant.
The Fire Hydrant and the Head Injury:
- Fire hydrant is solid cast iron with various edges, bolts, and protrusions.
- If John fell backward, he could have hit the back of his head on one of these edges, causing a deep gash rather than just a bump or bruise.
- The nature of his injury, described as a large laceration to the back of the head is consistent with a direct impact against a metal structure like a hydrant.
- His body was found near the hydrant, reinforcing the possibility that this was the point of impact.
- If he was unconscious and left outside in freezing temperatures, this could explain his condition when found.
Dog Scratches – Could a Dog Have Tried to Help?
John was found with scratches on his arm. Rather than being defensive wounds from a struggle, these could have come from a dog trying to wake him up.
- If the family dog Chloe was outside and came across John lying unresponsive in the snow, it may have pawed at him, scratched him, or even nipped him in an attempt to get a reaction.
- Dogs are known to instinctively try to rouse unresponsive humans, often using their paws or noses to nudge them.
- The positioning and depth of the scratches could help determine whether they were made by a dog or another source.
Key Questions to Consider:
If this theory holds, it would suggest an unfortunate accident rather than an intentional hit-and-run.
- Does the height of the dent in the electrical box match the height of Karen Read’s broken taillight?
- Were taillight fragments found near the electrical box?
- Do John’s injuries align with a fall onto a cast iron hydrant rather than being struck by a car?
- Could the scratches on his arm be consistent with a dog trying to wake him rather than a struggle?