It is a not busy neighborhood street as well.So, there were more accidents where the taillight evidence flew all the way over the lawn.
It is a not busy neighborhood street as well.So, there were more accidents where the taillight evidence flew all the way over the lawn.
She never said "I hit him" or that "I think I hit him". Do you have a link to that information? Thanks in advance.
I re-watched the lab technician's testimony, and cross-exam, and couldn't find any mention of it. Unless it was a different witness, or day.
snipped.How much bruising would there be if Read just bumped JOK, he lost his balance and fell backward onto the ice and snow ? Maybe JOK threw the Waterfall glass in anger at the Lexus and it broke the taillight. Maybe Read continued to backup over JOK after he was already down.
Didn't the 1st responders testify to that ? And Jennifer McCabe ...
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Under this theory, where do the scratches on John's arm come from? Not from the taillight as the CW claimed. And wouldn't there be some evidence if he was run over? Tire marks, grease from the undercarriage, damage to the bumper, something? And also, why wasn't he found by the edge of the road instead of way up on the lawn?
What I find bemusing is that even those who are 100% convinced that KR is guilty don't seem to believe in the actual case that the commonwealth put forth at the last trial. Everyone has their own pet "what-if" theory to address its shortcomings. At this point, I think everyone knows that Trooper Paul's testimony was complete balderdash, even if they're loathe to admit it.
The proof of the extra pieces of taillight is included in the testimony of Ashley Vallier with the MSP Crime Lab. It's included in the videos from many sources of the entire trial.IIRC the confusion might be that there were 3 sources of debris. JOKs glass. Then some other glass not a match for Johns glass and then separately the tail light which is plastic.
I don’t recall extra pieces of tail light. Maybe someone has the testimony for this. But also i think i am just going to follow the evidence fresh and hopefully the presentation is better this time!
phew. Moo.
Also, the only damage was to the taillight. The back of the Lexus was otherwise untouched. Even though modern cars are designed with crumple zones that collapse to absorb impact.
I don't know what the CW will say in the upcoming trial, but in the last one Trooper Paul claimed it was because the only part of JO's body that touched the car was his arm (even though the arm wasn't bruised). Yet that same impact was enough to throw him back 10 feet onto the grass. As the ARCCA engineers pointed out, the physics of that just doesn't work. JO's center of mass would have to make contact with the car to get thrown back that way.
The CW specified additional observed damage to the rear of the Lexus (as observed in Dighton on 1/29/22) in its Feb 2024 opposition to the motion to dismiss the case, as follows:Also, the only damage was to the taillight. The back of the Lexus was otherwise untouched. Even though modern cars are designed with crumple zones that collapse to absorb impact.
I don't know what the CW will say in the upcoming trial, but in the last one Trooper Paul claimed it was because the only part of JO's body that touched the car was his arm (even though the arm wasn't bruised). Yet that same impact was enough to throw him back 10 feet onto the grass. As the ARCCA engineers pointed out, the physics of that just doesn't work. JO's center of mass would have to make contact with the car to get thrown back that way.
The proof of the extra pieces of taillight is included in the testimony of Ashley Vallier with the MSP Crime Lab. It's included in the videos from many sources of the entire trial.
OK, but a couple of scratches and a dent is not what I'm talking about. Those could have happened anywhere.The CW specified additional observed damage to the rear of the Lexus (as observed in Dighton on 1/29/22) in its Feb 2024 opposition to the motion to dismiss the case, as follows:
The rear right passenger side taillight was shattered and pieces were missing from the red and clear areas. On the right side of the rear tailgate, a deep scratch and minor dent were observed. On the right side of the rear bumper, two small scratches were observed as well as one area where the paint was chipped off.
Page 17 of CW filing:
https://www.insideedition.com/sites/default/files/inline-files/Karen Read Higgins.pdf
There is no bruising from a fight and no defensive injuries.
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Under this theory, where do the scratches on John's arm come from? Not from the taillight as the CW claimed. And wouldn't there be some evidence if he was run over? Tire marks, grease from the undercarriage, damage to the bumper, something? And also, why wasn't he found by the edge of the road instead of way up on the lawn?
What I find bemusing is that even those who are 100% convinced that KR is guilty don't seem to believe in the actual case that the commonwealth put forth at the last trial. Everyone has their own pet "what-if" theory to address its shortcomings. At this point, I think everyone knows that Trooper Paul's testimony was complete balderdash, even if they're loathe to admit it.
That was explained in testimony by the MEI disagree with this. He had 2 black eyes and a big bruise on his right hand.
I live on a suburban dead end…I can’t explain the little pieces of debris!How many accidents do you think have happened in a neighborhood directly in front of the Alberts' house? Quite a stretch. JMO
Thank you; as I say, I will listen to the entirety. From my scan of the cross, it did not appear that the defense attempted to attribute any significance to that angle.In her testimony she explained she had pieces that did not fit in with that taillight.