I know many of us here follow the trial closely and love diving into the weeds: key cycles, timestamps, witness behavior, all of it. But I keep wondering how deep the jury will actually go. Most jurors don’t have an excel sheet at home to track key cycles and tech stream events, you know?
If I were a juror, the Medical Examiner’s ruling alone would give me serious pause before convicting Karen. The fact that it was ruled “not consistent with a pedestrian strike by a car” isn’t nothing. That’s the Commonwealth’s own ME. Add to that: almost every CW witness has ended up scoring points for the defense during cross. The prosecution experts (especially on crash reconstruction) gave opinions that directly contradicted the defense’s, and vice versa. Jurors literally came forward after the trial and said they didn’t know who to believe and set much of the crash reconstruction data aside.
So here’s where I land: What in this trial has clearly and simply proven that John was struck by a car? That’s the foundation everything else depends on. And after all this time, that core fact still hasn’t been nailed down. Not for me, anyway. MOO