IMO humans have the ability to pick up on micro expressions and micro aggressions. Even things like an eye roll or a sigh, or a tone of thinly veiled frustration.
He seems to direct his foul mouth at women. I can't imagine having a person like this as my father or husband. Very misogynist.
Yes, KR talked about the incident briefly, in the doc. Then, the younger sister on the Aruba trip talked about it during her testimony in T1. The dates of the texts were from BH T1 testimony. There are plenty of texts and voicemails that paint the defendant as volatile, insecure and obsessive.
His wife blames Karen for all of his problems right now.
I agree! She is very unprofessional-‘I’ll let him have this one’ … how about OVERRULED ? And on what basis?
Yes, insecure, but not murderous....
delusional imo
So are a lot of other people. Tell her stand in line with the other burn KR people.
He did tell her in a text to her earlier on that he wanted her to be his driver that night when going out.
Wild, considering Karen didn’t make her husband insert himself into a homicide investigation, withhold texts, or end up under internal affairs scrutiny…
If someone regularly drinks and builds up a tolerance (?), can they have a high level but not necessarily be as drunk as someone who usually doesn’t drink but has that level?
He's not done yet.
Yes, and I definitely am not blaming him! But it does make me think he would not be able to defend himself IF a fight did occur, MOO
I am still curious if someone, Jen??? asked them to the Waterfall.
I was thinking about that too. Imagine what it's like for the jurors. They can't go online and check details like we can. Hope they're taking good notes because that's all they'll have going into deliberations.
That's too bad. Using derogatory names for women is completely unacceptable and there's no justification for it.
Quote from the linked article -
"Niece remembers things Karen said on the phone but not necessarily to whom because there were several calls, like:
What could have happened
"Could I have done something?"
"Could he have been hit by a plow?"
Here, her memory had to be refreshed with prior testimony from trial 1
"Maybe I like… hit him"
John O'Keefe's niece testifies about "tension," arguments between him and Karen Read before his death
John O'Keefe's niece was the first witness to take the stand at Karen Read's trial Wednesday morning.www.cbsnews.com
That is such a good point! And yes, you’re correct. A regular drinker will appear to be less impaired at the same BAC of someone who doesn’t often drink, at least IMO/to the best of my knowledge.
