MA - Professor Karen Read, 43, charged with murdering police officer boyfriend John O'Keefe by hitting him with car, Canton, 14 Apr 2023 #34 Retrial

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Don’t like her saying animal bite but at least pushes against the claim that it was a vehicle strike
Wanna bet that if Welcher is questioned about the Xrays, he will throw Hank under the bus. Welcher was paid, he's done with this. He has his own reputation and futrue to worry about.
That would be beautiful!
 
Like alot of jurors and it has been proved in some cases, they have their mind made up long before deliberations
If I were a juror in this case I have to admit that I might get all the W doctors confused....I think there is one that starts. with an R that also sounds the same. I don't know if they are taking notes?
 
I disagree. All the defense has to have is ONE beyond a reasonable doubt event. They have established many. The law is the law is the law. Imo

Reasonable doubt is the overall standard in the case - it is not applied to facts one by one.

The jury has to consider where the defendant broke her tail light and only two options have been advanced at trial. The defendant claims it was at 1M. The CW states it was in an accident while high speed reversing at 34F.

If the Jury agrees she could not have broken it at 1M, then it's inevitable they will find she broke it hitting John.

IMO
 
Reasonable doubt is the overall standard in the case - it is not applied to facts one by one.

The jury has to consider where the defendant broke her tail light and only two options have been advanced at trial. The defendant claims it was at 1M. The CW states it was in an accident while high speed reversing at 34F.

If the Jury agrees she could not have broken it at 1M, then it's inevitable they will find she broke it hitting John.

IMO

The car and the taillight never collided with JO since he wasn't hit by that Lexus and there is no evidence it did proved by damage to the car and physical injuries to JO not being consistent with that happening. JMOO
 
Reasonable doubt is the overall standard in the case - it is not applied to facts one by one.

The jury has to consider where the defendant broke her tail light and only two options have been advanced at trial. The defendant claims it was at 1M. The CW states it was in an accident while high speed reversing at 34F.

If the Jury agrees she could not have broken it at 1M, then it's inevitable they will find she broke it hitting John.

IMO
Most jurors are going to agree the tail light was broken in the sally port
 
Reasonable doubt is the overall standard in the case - it is not applied to facts one by one.

The jury has to consider where the defendant broke her tail light and only two options have been advanced at trial. The defendant claims it was at 1M. The CW states it was in an accident while high speed reversing at 34F.

If the Jury agrees she could not have broken it at 1M, then it's inevitable they will find she broke it hitting John.

IMO
Wrong . The " A" in BARD is singular and not plural as it's intended usage.
 
Reasonable doubt is the overall standard in the case - it is not applied to facts one by one.

The jury has to consider where the defendant broke her tail light and only two options have been advanced at trial. The defendant claims it was at 1M. The CW states it was in an accident while high speed reversing at 34F.

If the Jury agrees she could not have broken it at 1M, then it's inevitable they will find she broke it hitting John.

IMO
I see what you’re saying about reasonable doubt and you’re right that it applies to the case as a whole. But I do think it’s an oversimplification to say that if the jury rejects the defense’s version, they must accept the CW’s. The jury isn’t picking between two stories. They’re deciding whether the prosecution has proven their version beyond a reasonable doubt. Even if they think the defenses version is unlikely or flawed, that does not automatically mean the CW has met that high burden. Also, individual facts CAN raise reasonable doubt. If the evidence about where the tail light isn’t clear or reliable to the jury, that uncertainty can contribute to reasonable doubt about the CW’s broader narrative.

So no, rejecting the defenses account doesn’t make the CW’s version ‘inevitable’, unless it’s been proven beyond a reasonable doubt, which is still the CW’s burden throughout.

All MOO
 
Rentschler: Very important to know what the injuries are and what injuries are not there.

Tons of shade being thrown at Welcher. This is basic when it comes to what a biomechanist would do when investigating, according to Rentschler.

Now showing the forearm Xray. Showing the upper arm Xray. No defects, trauma or injuries. No joint injuries.
 
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