CW has to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt, lousy investigation may lead to a reasonable doubt.
However, to be fair, they arrived to the scene that had not been secured all day long since Okeefes body was discovered. To reiterate, the property itself, was unattended for hours that day.According to USA Today
Hours after O’Keefe was found, Kevin O’Hara, a lieutenant with the Massachusetts State Police and search and rescue coordinator for the state, arrived on the scene to search for evidence. O’Hara said his team sifted through the snow slowly and methodically using rakes, brooms, shovels and head lamps. Less than half an hour after the search began, the team found a piece of broken taillight
The article goes on to state that the team found more pieces of the taillight while searching
Karen Read trial live updates: Prosecutors play angry voicemails Read left O'Keefe
Prosecutors played multiple profanity-laden voicemails that Karen Read left John O’Keefe on the morning he died for jurors in Read's murder trial.www.usatoday.com
Thank you for posting this! Yes, they don’t have jurisdiction when it comes to photos of KR’s car in the sally port according to Gallagher, but they have people at the search. Makes no sense.
Respectfully, this is not actual evidence or testimony in the second trial. And it is confusing to those attempting to follow evidence presented in the trial by the prosecution and defense. And it creates difficulties in attempts to examine the evidence given to the jury for evidence on the record and consideration in their deliberations during the trial. MOO
I was stunned, does not seem 'normal' pay for his position, not even close. IMO
Again, this is a doc from an entertainment channel, and not actual evidence.
No, it sounds absolutely insane. I wasn’t impressed and at that salary he should be factual and impeccable both in his duties AND on the stand… I know MA is a high COL (I’m right below in CT) but come on. This is one of the most ridiculous things I’ve heard in a while.
Gallagher did testify during KR's first trial.
Karen said he took hers as well.
I can’t speak for Canton specifically, but in the US in general, no; it’s not normal. People will joke about taking items from restaurants that they like, but it’s technically theft. The only exception is that occasionally bars and breweries will have commemorative glasses - usually that go along with a specific drink special. Buy a $25 piña colada, get a ‘free’ pineapple glass. But the glass John had was plain. It’s also a violation of open container law if it had any liquor in it, which I’m sure John would have known. I can imagine someone walking out with a drink from a busy bar when drunk, but it was interesting to hear that the investigating police never checked if the Albert home had any similar glasses. All only in my lived experience.
