NOT GUILTY MA - Professor Karen Read, 43, charged with murdering police officer boyfriend John O'Keefe by hitting him with car, Canton, 14 Apr 2023 #37 Retrial

[sds71]

Karen Read speaks outside of the courthouse: (via AP)

https://twitter.com/x/status/1935423213049159800

 

[Leilei]

I did the worm across my living room when I heard not guilty

Pics or it didn't happen lol

 

[justwannahelp]

i can't imagine how hard this is for JOK's family to see everyone cheer and celebrate. imo, the jury got it right, but i can't help but to think about them.

Is that OJO’s brother in bottom left corner what hand on head? He looked ok with NG second degree but put his head in his hands for NG manslaughter while OUI.

 

[missy1974]

Extremely clear to me. The tail light diffuser rabbit hole… I believe there was AT LEAST one officer who participated in framing Karen.

ahhh I fell down that hole too haha The diffuser..... Welcher's non scientific testing... ARCCA's great testing... and Dr. Laposata's description of the head wound sealed it for me as NG. He was not hit by a car.

I really hope the jurors speak out... I hope some of the local reporters slipped them cards or something lol

I hope they all go home and google everything they missed in this trial! They will sleep better at night IMO

 

[cocomod]

Hmmm. She’s lucky she had good lawyers!

Luck didn't really have anything to do with the millions of dollars she had to spend on them! They are truly a dream team though!! They believed in her; I think they honestly do love her as a person.

I believe John O'Keefe's family has a civil suit against Karen. That is what Court TV said earlier. I'll try to find a link to confirm.
Remember, in a civil suit, it is a preponderance of the evidence. Less is needed to prove that Karen was responsible for the death of John in a civil suit.

Yes, that is true, but what is better is that some of the evidence that wasn't allowed in this court will be allowed in civil court. They also are not looking at her drunk driving as a separate issue. I personally think the civil case is a slam dunk for the defense. They can stand up and say the FBI investigated this case and John wasn't hit by a car.

 

[kuromiiiilove]

Civil suit filed against Karen Read by John O'Keefe's family.

Karen Read's acquitted in second trial, but she still faces a civil trial

John O'Keefe's family in August filed a civil lawsuit in Plymouth Superior Court against Karen Read.

www.patriotledger.com

The suit is seeking at least $50,000 in damages including "reasonably expected society, companionship, comfort, guidance, counsel, net income, services, assistance, protection, care, and advice to next of kin."

I hope they drop the suit and pursue true justice for John. But grief does funny things.

 

[Greenestdays]

Guess I'm going to die now

Please don’t

 

[ChasingKaty]

Unfortunately the Karen Read case makes finding actual justice for John quite difficult, because all any other defense attorney has to say is "well didn't you think someone else did it and took them to trial for it? Is this just not you grasping at straws because that didn't work". That's enough for doubt.

 

[justwannahelp]

Civil suit filed against Karen Read by John O'Keefe's family.

Karen Read's acquitted in second trial, but she still faces a civil trial

John O'Keefe's family in August filed a civil lawsuit in Plymouth Superior Court against Karen Read.

www.patriotledger.com

The suit is seeking at least $50,000 in damages including "reasonably expected society, companionship, comfort, guidance, counsel, net income, services, assistance, protection, care, and advice to next of kin."

What does this mean?

 

[justwannahelp]

Luck didn't really have anything to do with the millions of dollars she had to spend on them! They are truly a dream team though!! They believed in her; I think they honestly do love her as a person.



Yes, that is true, but what is better is that some of the evidence that wasn't allowed in this court will be allowed in civil court. They also are not looking at her drunk driving as a separate issue. I personally think the civil case is a slam dunk for the defense. They can stand up and say the FBI investigated this case and John wasn't hit by a car.

They have to go to court AGAIN????!!!!!

 

[keek]

I hope they drop the suit and pursue true justice for John. But grief does funny things.

Self serving vengeance. Look outside of that over time if you have to, but open your mind O'K's. IMO

 

[House of Holden]

I wonder where the McAlberts, Higgins, etc...., will be drinking tonight?

 

[Leilei]

BAM!!!!!!

We have Maddie Soto's case later this year, too, I believe.
That one will be a heartbreaker.

 

[ChasingKaty]

I want to know where Chloe the dog is now. They say she was rehomed, but who now has her?

 

[mzmarymac]

I was so kerfluffeled at the whole thing did anyone take notice of the reactions of Bev, Hank or Lally?

 

[ChasingKaty]

I was so kerfluffeled at the whole thing did anyone take notice of the reactions of Bev, Hank or Lally?

I didn't see much of them on the camera - focus very much on KR and her team.

 

[Leilei]

Does this poor woman finally get her car back? I understand she has been making payments on it all this time.

That car is tainted now. It has Proctor cooties all over it.
IMO.

 

[Wishbone]

Hmmm. She’s lucky she had good lawyers!

Yes, prevented her from being railroaded for a murder she did not commit. Not Guilty!!

 

[cocomod]

I hope they drop the suit and pursue true justice for John. But grief does funny things.

So true my friend; but also so very sad. I do believe that they have had people whispering in their ear for quite some time now though. I hope now that the verdict is NG, hopefully the corrupt individuals will go on about their lives. I hope that with that disappearance of evil, maybe, perhaps, truth can seep in to their brains. They need to objectively look at all of the evidence they have seen presented by the defense. However, we know that people just sometimes can't accept things when a loved one passes.

 

[ChasingKaty]

So when's Proctor's trial?