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It most certainly is up for debate that she was drunk at the time! Please watch the trials for the evidence.But it isn’t up for debate that she was angry, jealous, and drunk
It most certainly is up for debate that she was drunk at the time! Please watch the trials for the evidence.But it isn’t up for debate that she was angry, jealous, and drunk
I’m responding to a post that said clearly in the trial that the attorney said ‘we do not know where she began backing from.’It's obvious you have not watched either trials if you are asking all these questions about positioning. You are correct - you don't know - so you can't be clear she is responsible.
MOO
We can call you the other Missy. lol.I haven’t seen any of them either, and I’ve been following this case since before trial 1 began.
My name is also Missy btw![]()
I don't think she hit him and honestly, after 3 years of fighting for her freedom and listening to all of the lies and coverups, I'm not surprised that she isn't showing a lot of emotion. I wouldn't be either. I would be furious with the cops, the "friends," the system as a whole, and even though I would mourn JO's death, after 3 years I wouldn't have the emotions I had when it initially happened.
They were both jealous people as shown in their text messages. They had both been drinking that night as had the whole lot of them. She clearly was angry about something as evidenced in her voice messages. We don't know about what. I do know that I've left some pretty scathing voicemails when I was PO'd that looking back I thought to myself, "Dang girl, calm down. You sound like a lunatic." LOL
KR also opened up a lot of other possibilities for what could have happened. She rattled off a laundry list of scenarios because she obviously didn't know what happened. I would have done the same thing. And among them would have been, "OMG could I have hit him" because that's a reasonable thing to ask when you are frantically searching for answers. However, once a proper investigation had been done (one without a coverup and with correct investigative methods) that showed I had not hit him, and I had to sit through listening to how the keystone cops bungled (even planted?) evidence, and the coverup and lies, I would not be a wilting, emotional flower in court either.
IMO
This is my speculation: JOK went into that house where he was beat up ,attacked by Chloe, and then fell onto a nike barbell with the swoosh symbol which caused the gash and "j" mark Alessi described during this trial. .The glass was dropped inside that house and broken during the fight. Only 1/2 of that glass was found with JOK because the other half was swept up and thrown away. Then JOK was carried out and placed on the lawn, close to the road, so it would look like a snow plow hit him. Snow plows cause several pedestrian fatalities each year in that state.Then, 1/2 of the glass was planted beside him to show that he was drunk when the plow hit him. The Alberts,Mccabes, and Higgins were all in on it and devising the plan. This explains all the so called buttdials between BA,BH, and JM. We also saw the video of BH talking on his phone when he went to Canton PD after he left 34 Fairview. So when KR early that morning told JM did I hit him on the phone, she called her sister to tell her what KR haf said and their fabricated story changed from the plow to KR hitting him. It wasn't a planned murder by that horrible crew, it was an unfortunate accident that was covered up. The end. MOOIt seems a better reenactment would be one that can break a taillight on a car with the body of a person. I can’t see how an impact of 25 mph in reverse is enough force for a rigid plastic tail light to be broken by the body of a person that is soft tissue and can move back.
Also, why was the glass from the drink with the body. If he went into the house he would have sat it down. If there was a fight, he would have set down the glass. Doesn’t make sense to me.
Trying to go back through the posts here to find evidence that makes sense
I haven't watched any of the documentaries so I can't speak to any of that.Agree, the problem is she rattles off all of the possibilities as if she doesn’t know what happened, and then she says she saw him walk into the house.
In the documentary she is contradicting her own words.
IMO
I think you’ve done a great job creating a story that seems possible, and this may work for the jury to get her off, but that doesn’t mean it is what happened.
KR says she saw JO walk into the house, yet all of the people in the house say they didn’t see him. So that means all of them were willing to perjure themselves in court? I don’t think that is likely.
I don’t think the wounds on his arm look like dog bites. Google dog bites on an arm- they don’t look like that and the side of your arm is not where you get hurt defending yourself. Those bites should be on the underside of his lower arm- not outside of upper arm.
Others have testified that they never even met the dog and had gone to the house many times. Where was this dog kept that it attacked him but others came in the house and never had seen the dog?
His face wounds do not look like a fist fight- he barely had any skin broken. They look to me like he hit the back of his head on a curb and got a skull fracture and concussion.
Do I think the cops jumped in to try to make the case more ‘solid’ ? Yes, that is possible. But I think the entire situation began with an argument and a drunk woman who was angry and jealous backed up and hit him with her car. Is it in debate if she was angry? No, Drunk? No. Jealous? No. She may have not done it on purpose- still she is responsible
All my opinion
Would that wild drive NOT have set off even more of those dumb alerts?RSBM
Reversing at over 23 mph is dangerous driving.
It has been calculated that she would have had to have driven at speeds between 32.5 mph and 39.5 mph (depending on route taken which is not known) to get to his house in 4 mins and 15 secs, and that's not allowing for a WiFi connection before she pulled in to the drive. That is easily doable, IMO, in a modern car, on largely empty roads.
MOO
I actually agree with you that there’s no evidence John O’Keefe was someone who went looking for fights or had enemies at 34 Fairview. That’s exactly why I don’t think this was a premeditated murder. The likelier scenario is that something got out of hand inside that house. whether it was an argument, a shove, a fall, or a fight that went too far. He was seriously injured, and in that moment, the people there had a choice: call 911 and explain what happened, or protect themselves. And IMO, they chose the latter.So where is the motive for JOK to be killed or even beat up? What was the issue between JOK and JM, or the family, or Canton cops? I’ve not heard JOK was a fighter, had a temper, had a confrontation with anyone. No motive
A coverup could be shotty police work, or even cops feeling threatened trying to make a case more solid. That does not support that he went into the house and they killed him.
JM text to see if he had arrived, no one says he came into the home.
The simplest explanation is she hit him. For some reason on the drive she changed her mind, didn’t want to stay, they argued about something, KR clearly was angry and jealous as per her voicemail and texts- and she was drunk. She blew a 0.093% hours after the incident. She was over the limit of 0.08% the next morning. No way she wasn’t impaired
Allie McCabe said Colin wasn’t there when John was. Higgins saw a tall man with dark hair go in.I think you’ve done a great job creating a story that seems possible, and this may work for the jury to get her off, but that doesn’t mean it is what happened.
KR says she saw JO walk into the house, yet all of the people in the house say they didn’t see him. So that means all of them were willing to perjure themselves in court? I don’t think that is likely.
I don’t think the wounds on his arm look like dog bites. Google dog bites on an arm- they don’t look like that and the side of your arm is not where you get hurt defending yourself. Those bites should be on the underside of his lower arm- not outside of upper arm.
Others have testified that they never even met the dog and had gone to the house many times. Where was this dog kept that it attacked him but others came in the house and never had seen the dog?
His face wounds do not look like a fist fight- he barely had any skin broken. They look to me like he hit the back of his head on a curb and got a skull fracture and concussion.
Do I think the cops jumped in to try to make the case more ‘solid’ ? Yes, that is possible. But I think the entire situation began with an argument and a drunk woman who was angry and jealous backed up and hit him with her car. Is it in debate if she was angry? No, Drunk? No. Jealous? No. She may have not done it on purpose- still she is responsible
All my opinion
The defense will present the motive now. It's their show. Enjoy and pay close attention as the pieces of the puzzle will all fall into place. MooSo where is the motive for JOK to be killed or even beat up? What was the issue between JOK and JM, or the family, or Canton cops? I’ve not heard JOK was a fighter, had a temper, had a confrontation with anyone. No motive
A coverup could be shotty police work, or even cops feeling threatened trying to make a case more solid. That does not support that he went into the house and they killed him.
JM text to see if he had arrived, no one says he came into the home.
The simplest explanation is she hit him. For some reason on the drive she changed her mind, didn’t want to stay, they argued about something, KR clearly was angry and jealous as per her voicemail and texts- and she was drunk. She blew a 0.093% hours after the incident. She was over the limit of 0.08% the next morning. No way she wasn’t impaired
ohhhh the J... that will definitely have to come up again...It was
This is my speculation: JOK went into that house where he was beat up ,attacked by Chloe, and then fell onto a nike barbell with the swoosh symbol which caused the gash and "j" mark Alessi described during this trial. .The glass was dropped inside that house and broken during the fight. Only 1/2 of that glass was found with JOK because the other half was swept up and thrown away. Then JOK was carried out and placed on the lawn, close to the road, so it would look like a snow plow hit him. Snow plows cause several pedestrian fatalities each year in that state.Then, 1/2 of the glass was planted beside him to show that he was drunk when the plow hit him. The Alberts,Mccabes, and Higgins were all in on it and devising the plan. This explains all the so called buttdials between BA,BH, and JM. We also saw the video of BH talking on his phone when he went to Canton PD after he left 34 Fairview. So when KR early that morning told JM did I hit him on the phone, she called her sister to tell her what KR haf said and their fabricated story changed from the plow to KR hitting him. It wasn't a planned murder by that horrible crew, it was an unfortunate accident that was covered up. The end. MOO
You and I think alike. I just posted the same thing as you almost. I love it!I don’t believe he was intentionally murdered. Jen tried to separate Karen from John at the bar when they were leaving. Higgins was gesturing to John to come to the house and had to be physically restrained by two of the Alberts. He wanted to confront John and I think he reasoning was he was going to show John the texts between Karen and himself. John went inside, there was pushing and shoving and he likely was punched in the face and fell backwards, opening the wound to the back of his head. Chloe got involved and ripped up his arm because she wasn’t good with strangers and he had never been in the house before. Suddenly they have to figure out what to do and they came up with a plan to put him outside in the middle of the night.
Notice that every single person except Julie N said they didn’t see his 6’1” 216 pound body on the lawn? The plow driver drove past and knew the house. He didn’t see a body on the lawn. A couple of hours later he saw a ford edge parked in front of the house right by the area that the body ended up.
Where was the rest of this glass? Could it be it broke in the house and they swept up the pieces and only left part of it ever so handily on the road? How did the taillight break into 47 pieces? Try knocking on the taillight of your own vehicle and see how hard it is.
There is so much evidence pointing to a coverup but that isn’t the defence’s burden. They are working to get their client freed. Once that hopefully happens, someone above the Canton and state police need to dive in. There won’t be justice for John until that happens.
It most certainly is up for debate that she was drunk at the time! Please watch the trials for the evidence.
You've got that backwards. She says she saw him go towards the door of the house, and into the house, and then she asks could she have hit him, as in, did he return to her car without her seeing him and could she have nicked him without realizing it. She never said the second part before the first part. Or maybe that's how it's portrays on the documentary ...Agree, the problem is she rattles off all of the possibilities as if she doesn’t know what happened, and then she says she saw him walk into the house.
We don't know if Brian Higgins was discussed while KR & JOK were driving from the Waterfall to 34 Fairvew.I actually agree with you that there’s no evidence John O’Keefe was someone who went looking for fights or had enemies at 34 Fairview. That’s exactly why I don’t think this was a premeditated murder. The likelier scenario is that something got out of hand inside that house. whether it was an argument, a shove, a fall, or a fight that went too far. He was either seriously injured, and in that moment, the people there had a choice: call 911 and explain what happened, or protect themselves. And IMO, they chose the latter.
As for motive? Self-preservation is a motive. You don’t need a long history of animosity to panic when someone is unconscious or dead in your house after a party, with alcohol and off-duty cops involved. I personally believe the cover-up began after John was already in distress or dead. Jen McCabe’s 5:07 AM call to Nicole Albert seems, in my opinion, like a warning call: Karen’s up, she’s asking about John. That’s when the scramble started.
As for Karen, yes, she was drinking, and no one disputes that. But impairment doesn’t = guilt. What we don’t have is any hard forensic evidence tying her car to John’s injuries. No blood, no fiber transfer. Not on the car, not under it, not anywhere.
To believe that the CW’s case is the ‘simplest explanation’ assumes the prosecution’s case is clean, but those who have followed this trial closely have noted that even the Commonwealth’s own experts have undercut their narrative under cross. Meanwhile, the defense has poked consistent holes in the timeline and introduced plenty of reasonable doubt, especially around the location, nature, and timing of the injuries. There’s a reason we ask for proof beyond a reasonable doubt in criminal trials. In this case, there is too much reasonable doubt to convict. MOO