KarenRead...Verdict Watch Day4... the Tangent Podcast

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  • @bbrd876
    @bbrd876 2 дня назад +28

    My husband, the love of my life, is a Vietnam vet who honorably served in the Navy. Thank you, my darling hubby! We have been married for 52 wonderful years!!

    • @JulianaDeLange-zy1ng
      @JulianaDeLange-zy1ng 2 дня назад

      Sent out again?

    • @Krystal_Kleer
      @Krystal_Kleer 2 дня назад +1

      @@JulianaDeLange-zy1ng 😂😂😂

    • @TwistedQuill
      @TwistedQuill 2 дня назад +2

      Happiest of Anniversaries

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад +3

      Salute to your husband for his service and CONGRATULATIONS on 52 wonderful years!!! Regards, @legalweapon3

    • @chrissyellem7397
      @chrissyellem7397 2 дня назад +1

      My parents have been married 56 years and my mom is DONE!

  • @ALadyJett
    @ALadyJett 2 дня назад +16

    Defense doesnt have to prove anything, especially beyond a reasonable doubt.

  • @trinadixon3705
    @trinadixon3705 2 дня назад +24

    Vinnie I continue to go back to the accident reconstruction experts and their confidence...reasonable doubt here.

    • @bethpatriots7290
      @bethpatriots7290 2 дня назад +3

      Jurors are the only judge of the facts. The opinions of others are irrelevant. But smart people understand that the vehicle expert confirmed that he never bothered to look at the vehicle data. But he did confirm that Karen Read could not have cracked her taillight and dented her SUV from backing into John O'Keefe's vehicle.

  • @carolavanmeenen9917
    @carolavanmeenen9917 2 дня назад +24

    If the police did there job properly there would be justice for John. But this infestegation is a botch job. Made up there mind before a proper infestegation

  • @MelissaVolin
    @MelissaVolin 2 дня назад +24

    The defense does not need to prove who did it and if the jury don’t know then according to the jury instructions they have to find her not guilty.

  • @Sleepingsparklegirl
    @Sleepingsparklegirl День назад +8

    If the judge doesn’t want to judge the case then why the hell didn’t she excuse herself in the first place?

    • @Princelover-ip4gn
      @Princelover-ip4gn 3 часа назад

      BOTH sides asked her to recuse but she gets to decide herself if she has a conflict of interest ?🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @GalileoGalilei367
    @GalileoGalilei367 2 дня назад +3

    You're a master at directing conversation to relevance.

  • @sungal1956
    @sungal1956 2 дня назад +15

    She is not guilty!! I could write a book on the horrors of my jury duty experience!!

    • @elainefoster9375
      @elainefoster9375 День назад +3

      Yeah my sister was killed by drunk driver. You this drunk killer riding around your neighborhood. Karma is always around the corner

    • @enpasant12
      @enpasant12 День назад +2

      @@elainefoster9375that’s very unfortunate with your sister, but this is not this case. When you see the videos of her driving on the city cameras I don’t see her going erratically or endangering anyone around… and if her fault was to drive above the legal alcohol levels, that doesn’t makes her a murder and also everyone on the entire group that was driving for that night should be punished for the same charge

    • @bonniemccrane6417
      @bonniemccrane6417 День назад

      @@elainefoster9375 my father was killed by a drunk driver and mother never fully recovered from her injuries. John death was not due to a drunk driver. Do Not go there! I know your pain.

  • @debbiedolan5842
    @debbiedolan5842 2 дня назад +8

    The more I watch trials and listen to lawyers commentary the more I think that trials are theatre and the lawyer who can speak better and who is most convincing and likable wins which doesnt feel like justice to me.

    • @editordaniellemarie
      @editordaniellemarie День назад +3

      I respectfully disagree! The more trials I watch, the more surprised I am how well juries seem to be able to look past the theatrics. When the evidence is solid, and casework credible and clean, I have yet to see theatrics override that in the trials I have personally watched. Of course, people have different standards for what is reliable evidence. I guess mine is probably pretty high. Most trials end in convictions, because prosecutors are not supposed to take cases to trial when they don’t have solid, convincing evidence. Most cases plead out before trial. The ones that go to trial are the ones that have evidence that can be viewed in different ways, or have critical law that can be interpreted in different ways as a decisive component of the legal analysis. And then 12 random people get to decide what the facts are, and how the law should be interpreted which I think is very cool. The drama and the theatrics are part of being human. And sometimes they do help to get to the truth. If a witness is lying, drama and theatrics can help shape the truth loose in cross examination. Finally, drama and theatrics are meant to make it clear to the Jerry which points are important. When you have someone like ADA Lally, who has no drama or theatrics at all, just blistering, incessant sarcasm, and a lot of mumbling, it makes it really hard to hear the good points he’s making! Public speaking skills require some theatrics to keep people’s attention, it is just part of the profession which developed so people wouldn’t settle their disputes with fists or guns. The system not perfect, it doesn’t always get to the truth, but in my opinion, it is very good, because it often does. There is no perfect justice, but it helps us approximate justice as best we can in a lot of cases. Notice not all 12 jurors were wooed by some of the best operators in the country. If they were, Karen would be walking free with a not guilty right now! And I think this jury is going to stay hung personally.

    • @katrinat.3032
      @katrinat.3032 9 часов назад

      I agree. Sometimes the flair or style of the lawyer convinces the jury more. These are things that happen on an unconscious level. I think that is part of what happened in the Casey Anthony trial. Biaz was bigger in his personal space. He commanded the room. He was relatively good-looking. He was just so confident. And I’m not saying the other lawyers were bad but they just didn’t have that special thing. So I do agree I mean, hopefully the evidence always tells the story, but sometimes, the lawyers technique really matters

  • @silikon2
    @silikon2 2 дня назад +9

    Prosecutors: as a potential future juror, I have great disdain when some ambiguous comment is taken as a "confession". It literally makes me think the prosecution case is weak if they're trying this.
    It's total "I shot the clerk". *Assuming* she actually said it, what does it mean? I need to hear a recording because, guess what, spoken English changes meaning based on tone and stress.
    It could mean "I hit him!" or "I hit him?" Big whopping difference.
    They tried this crap in Murdaugh. Prosecution eventually convinced me he did it, but they tried to use "I did them real bad" or whatever the heck he said as a "confession". It wasn't clear exactly what he even said, but assuming he said exactly that, what does it even mean?
    Was he accidentally "confessing" or was he regretting what his drug use or embezzling did to his family? Or did it mean something else entirely?
    Yeah, a prosecution adding in this crap means to me they think the jurors are stupid.

    • @karinaz8756
      @karinaz8756 День назад +1

      This is there entire case and the words didn’t make it into a police report. The words of a frantic scared drunk woman are not a confession

    • @silikon2
      @silikon2 День назад

      @@karinaz8756 What's so ridiculous is how many ways word stress alone can change a meaning. It's more clear with "I shot the clerk", so:
      As a statement:
      *I* shot the clerk -> Not someone else
      I SHOT the clerk -> used a gun
      I shot THE clerk -> only one clerk there
      I shot the CLERK -> only shot the clerk, nobody else
      As a question:
      *I* shot the clerk? -> you're saying I did it?
      I SHOT the clerk? -> I punched him, didn't shoot him
      I shot THE clerk? -> there were 2 clerks I shot
      I shot the CLERK? -> I thought I shot the shoplifter, not the clerk
      That's 8 possible meanings. And that's not them all.
      Sarcastic: "I shot the clerk? (Oh please)"

  • @GrandWren23
    @GrandWren23 2 дня назад +15

    Vinny! You should add an option in your poll. -complete incompetence and hubris on the part of the investigators. That would likely be 100%

    • @GenXGranny
      @GenXGranny День назад

      I’m not an attorney, but it seems to me they could’ve gone with the botched investigation instead of the conspiracy and still created enough reasonable doubt, but who knows ..maybe they thought it safer to pull on the “dissatisfied with govt” string?

  • @MackiePooPoo
    @MackiePooPoo 2 дня назад +19

    The jury can’t come to a unanimous verdict

    • @georgewashington3555
      @georgewashington3555 2 дня назад +3

      MC Alberts Mole on the jury? Is that why Albert was starring at the jury that one day? Pressing on someone?

    • @mariapilarme
      @mariapilarme 2 дня назад +1

      The jury is as polarized as us.

    • @mariapilarme
      @mariapilarme 2 дня назад +1

      @@georgewashington3555 They were intimidating, not other explanations. But don’t worry a hung jury it’s also good for Karen. Half of the witness would’ve arrested impossible to re trial.

  • @Liss484
    @Liss484 День назад +4

    Don’t understand how Al said that he had sympathy for Proctor because he was emotional over losing a fellow officer.. he was basically saying his behaviour was forgivable! It’s that kind of attitude that breeds Proctors!

    • @GenXGranny
      @GenXGranny День назад +1

      No. He absolutely did NOT state OR infer that it was a forgivable action. He was explaining that Proctor was human, therefore prone to the many flaws and reactive emotions of human beings. The levels of circular reasoning/inductive fallacy happening with this case is just wild.

    • @Liss484
      @Liss484 День назад

      @@GenXGranny hmmm. Disagree

    • @GenXGranny
      @GenXGranny День назад

      @@Liss484 it’s okay to disagree, 🫶I don’t even agree with my best and dearest friend 100% of the time on 100% of things, but we still can exchange thoughts and respect each other’s feelings on things. I do wish that the people who go in law enforcement would hold *themselves* to a higher standard…as opposed to the bad decisions/behavior we see in this genre.

  • @georgewashington3555
    @georgewashington3555 2 дня назад +17

    KR is innocent.

  • @JPcowboys
    @JPcowboys 2 дня назад +4

    Vinny. Always enjoy listening to your opinions.. Great attempt on Boston Accent 👍🏼👍🏼

  • @ronnestor2053
    @ronnestor2053 2 дня назад +8

    Painful to listen to this. Doing myself a favor and jumping off now. Little insight guys, if this is a hung jury and they try it again it certainly does not favor the CW. If you watched the trial and knew the site you’d know that. Pay attention to the polling. The people here in MA now what happened. It’s not hard to figure out.

    • @RichardZabielski-ql9ss
      @RichardZabielski-ql9ss День назад +3

      Most only watch to see Vinnie not hear him. They often get many simple facts wrong which is disheartening. If you want a good channel "lawyer you know" does great with this trial and it's not overly lawyery.

    • @kimyakowski9208
      @kimyakowski9208 День назад

      Not guilty

  • @hollykeller1545
    @hollykeller1545 22 часа назад +2

    I think the one hour closing limit can contribute to a hung jury.

  • @melb2258
    @melb2258 2 дня назад +7

    Well I was wrong… I vote guilty… however I really thought jurors would Aquit or Not Guilty for the unfortunate fact that they couldn’t proof without a reasonable doubt (in my opinion)

    • @HalfHammerr
      @HalfHammerr 2 дня назад +3

      Based on?

    • @melb2258
      @melb2258 21 час назад

      @@HalfHammerr based on the fact they didn’t investigate properly… many errors made by Proctor

    • @HalfHammerr
      @HalfHammerr 21 час назад +1

      @@melb2258 and how does that explanation point to guilty?

  • @eileencalabro7909
    @eileencalabro7909 День назад +3

    Also, Proctor Committed perjury on the stand, so many of them . 1 was he didn't even know the Alberts, but yet many pictures of him with their family

  • @ndamonathomas2726
    @ndamonathomas2726 2 дня назад +3

    Watching from Namibia 🇳🇦 Africa.

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад

      Give my regards to the Skeleton coast! Regards, @legalweapon3

  • @janicekershaw9057
    @janicekershaw9057 2 дня назад +4

    Love you guys! As Yanetti said in the very early press conference "this was not intentional". It is sad that this has become the circus it is instead of one histrionic jealous out-of-control person not willing to accept responsibility and paying the consequences. Better to engage the media and pay obscene legal fees.

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад

      And we love you! Regards, @legalweapon3

  • @roostercogburn8175
    @roostercogburn8175 День назад +7

    My brother got hit by a car going 20 and shattered his leg in so many spots. He was full of road rash and black and blues. You cannot seriously have a brain if you think that 6k pound suv hit him. Dont have a clue what happened but can see his injuries to know it wasn't from a car

    • @KaitlynJaney
      @KaitlynJaney 14 часов назад

      It’s driving me wild that people don’t know this. It seems to basic to me and just based on his injuries and simple physics it couldn’t have happened from Karen’s car. It’s wild that we’ve heard from engineers hired by the feds who can confidently say this was not Karen and people still aren’t convinced.
      I’m really so sorry your brother went through that, I hope he is ok now and no long term issues.

  • @GenXGranny
    @GenXGranny 10 часов назад

    I almost forgot! 🕶😎 Jonesey..great idea to add a segment after Al’s for on this week for anything music or corny history. LOVE that idea. Name it something unique, ‘exemplum virtutis’ …encapsulating any and all tangents history, music, movies, legal, etc. We are here for it all ❤❤❤ great idea!

  • @JennySmith-kx6oc
    @JennySmith-kx6oc 2 дня назад +6

    Vinnie why is court tube saying that the government expert said this was a pedestrian accident?? That’s not what they said.

    • @annm9589
      @annm9589 2 дня назад

      I am so angry about that, it is misleading. Courttv is apparently referencing trooper proctor instead of the actual experts from the FBI crash daddy Dr Wolfe and Dr Rischler

  • @marciayoung8735
    @marciayoung8735 2 дня назад +13

    There is so much reasonable doubt that I don't understand how they can even be back there still

  • @debbiedolan5842
    @debbiedolan5842 2 дня назад +1

    I agree the closing should be longer. If the jury is only allowed to rely on memory than closing should be at least two hours.

  • @elainefoster9375
    @elainefoster9375 День назад +4

    My sister was killed by a drunk woman who got away with it. She hit my sister while walking and left her to die and she got away with. Come on people karen did it. You want drunk karen in your neighborhood

    • @Tess-163
      @Tess-163 День назад +1

      This is why I think the jury is locked over the 2 degree charge she hit him and called everyone except 911

    • @GenXGranny
      @GenXGranny 14 часов назад

      Sorry for your loss 🙏🏼 and the added pain of No justice 💔

  • @SLOAngieBabie
    @SLOAngieBabie 2 дня назад +5

    I was on inv manslaughter jury-hung. 2 NG 10 G. Man kicked 100 # log off cliff onto public beach & land on girl’s head. I called DA, gave my jury notes. They retried, G verdict, DA called me said they used my notes for their closing argument.

    • @kristenpino4635
      @kristenpino4635 День назад +2

      As a juror you called the DA and gave them your notes? How exactly did you give them your notes? That is against the law, you should not be in possession of your jury notes.

  • @ronnestor2053
    @ronnestor2053 2 дня назад +5

    Vinny, you know if they hang that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s another trial. In fact, one could argue it’s not likely for there to be another trial. Everyone knows this thing was a joke. Why would you say that. That’s why so many people commenting are so misinformed because they hear things like that. You have a responsibility to be better. Court TV has a responsibility to be better than they have been. Come on.

    • @bonniemccrane6417
      @bonniemccrane6417 День назад +2

      I used to watch Courttv daily but have pretty much stopped. Julie Grant is a prejudiced joke.

    • @ronnestor2053
      @ronnestor2053 21 час назад +1

      Couldn’t agree more. Laughable and insulting to those who have paid close attention throughout the case. Completely irresponsible of her and court tv.

  • @Avapreppy563
    @Avapreppy563 2 дня назад +4

    What’s this got to do with Karen Reed?

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад +2

      There's history and herstory- together they make a tangent- Regards, @legalweapon3

  • @StephanieFlower-d9j
    @StephanieFlower-d9j Час назад

    I watch Closing Arguments every evening and i trust your judgement Vinnie. If a mistrial is declared then i will commit to watching a Redo... If it has to be done then i will commit because this is how I've learned things all my life. Trial and Error. I read Dostoevsky 's novel Crime and Punishment when i was in college at 19 yrs old. I think that i would like to read it again as an adult.

  • @physics4290
    @physics4290 22 часа назад +1

    ~42 minutes into Brian Albert’s full testimony in the Karen Read trial from CBS Boston: Adam Lally asked him about the gate to the woods in the back of the property where the railroad track is. Why? Was he suggesting that John’s body could have been moved out the back and left there instead of out the front gate by the flagpole, the way the defense suggested? Both of these notions are wrong, in my opinion. Nobody talks about the third gate, next to the garage and driveway, where the Ford Edge was parked. It exists. I can see it on Zillow. I can see the hinges and the latch. There is a gate right at the top of the drive where I believe John vanished to pee when the dog was in the backyard. Nobody showed that third gate in pictures in court, and nobody talked about it. It is as if they didn’t want the jury to know it’s there.
    Nobody dragged a 200+ lb man across great expanses of yard. John was extremely intoxicated, 0.23% alcohol in vitreous fluid. I think he slipped on pool cement and cracked his head right behind that gate by the garage. I think he was found dead, and somebody put him in the Ford Edge and drove him to the property line at about 3:30 am to make it look like a plow accident. Leaving his body in the woods behind their property would have launched a huge investigation they didn’t want. Why is Lally asking Albert about the train schedules and the noise? Does he think John was yelling for help outside and the train drowned out the sound? If you need train schedules, maybe don’t ask the homeowner.
    41:17
    Lally: What abuts the back of the property?
    BA: Behind the back fence, there’s a railroad track, I believe it’s a commuter rail, behind the fence
    Lally: Is there any way to open the back of the fence to get to any wooded area?
    BA: Yes there’s a gate back there…..
    Lally: You mentioned the train tracks … how often do trains go by on Fairview Rd?
    BA: depends, 5-6 times a day
    Lally: how loud is it?
    Among other things, Brian Albert says the dog was outside for 2-3 minutes, then in the kitchen for a few minutes, then went upstairs and never went out again that night. It is not clear exactly when he let Chloe outside. He said “At some point”. It’s possible that Chloe found John already on the ground at 12:24 am or 12:32 am and tried to rouse him. It’s also possible that Chloe attacked who she perceived to be an intruder in her yard at 12:22 am and that she caused John’s fall or falls.
    Brian Albert said he took Brian Higgins upstairs for a few minutes to show Higgins photos and plaques in his son Jack’s room. He said Higgins left the party first at around 1:30 am and that he never saw where Higgins was parked. As I recall, Higgins testified he didn’t go upstairs or downstairs. Going up and down steps after the dog was out may be the elevation change registered on John’s phone. John’s phone could have been moving at 12:32 am, not John himself. It’s possible that one or two of them were able to hide what happened in the backyard from most of the people who were there. I doubt anyone hurt John on purpose, but it’s possible. They moved his body because they didn’t want an investigation. If they truly found him and his phone at 12:32 am, it is very odd they were confident he was dead and didn’t call 911.
    There is no evidence a vehicle hit the victim. There is no definitive evidence the victim was assaulted. There is evidence an animal, probably a large dog, attacked the victim before death, and there is no evidence a dog was in the front yard while the victim was alive. There is lots of evidence of corruption and a cover-up. The sally port video was intentionally altered because the video was reversed but the time-stamp was not. Too many butt dials and destruction of phones. Lots of evidence the victim had an alcohol problem.
    The defendant is unlikeable. That isn’t the same as guilty. And there is a real risk one or more jurors felt threatened.

  • @michelekrysiak7931
    @michelekrysiak7931 2 дня назад +3

    Vinney even in deliberations they have not had full days. They have had about 20hrs by Friday, so your your theorem would be off. They only at 18 hrs and they do 7hrs a full day. Tuesday they only had 3 hrs they started after lunch. So Monday mid day would be the 4th day. I hope not guilty, but now i am thinking hung jury.

  • @user-ku5lj8em3l
    @user-ku5lj8em3l День назад +1

    John was stepping out of the passenger seat with right arm and leg out. She moves car forward while he's stepping out, hits car frame of car. He falls and hits the ground, she moves car up and back again, as he gets up and she side swiped his body as he gets pushed to grass area. She moves car again and takes off mad. Explains the injuries.

    • @Tess-163
      @Tess-163 День назад

      Agree and this would be 2 degree and what the jury is probably stuck on

  • @RaoulThomas007
    @RaoulThomas007 2 дня назад +2

    Vinnie should turn the Politan Theorem into a cellphone App.

  • @livy6228
    @livy6228 2 дня назад +3

    Not guilty…..what about the marks on his arm…..that sealed it for me

  • @nelsona8285
    @nelsona8285 2 дня назад +6

    Defense Strategy was ALWAYS get a Hung Jury. Her statements ON TAPE boxed in her Defense team strategy. They had to accept that John O'Keefe's death was AT THE HANDS of someone. They could not argue it may have been an accident that happened after she left. They had to go with her narrative. That has now essentially made the jury decide not on the "Beyond a reasonable doubt" standard that they should use but rather a binary decision of who did it, Karen or cops.
    Since we did not get a 12 vote not guilty on the first full day of deliberation, I expect it will be a hung jury. Why? Because the Defense Team worked VERY hard over 4 days of jury selection. They knew that is where they needed to put the work in. They needed to find people that could believe, Lally's description not mine, fanciful theories of how the crime was committed. They needed people that would be angry at one individual enough to let a guilty person go free (it is called the Furman effect, for Mark Furman the LA detective that the defense team was able to convince a jury planted evidence in the OJ Simpson trial). They needed to find people that don't trust or maybe even hate law enforcement and the government. I think they have at least a few defense friendly jurors in the jury box. It was their job. They did it well. The problem for me is two fold: no justice for John and his family and the "in real time" viewing of our country turning into something that scares me a lot, many people willing to believe that a huge conspiracy occurred to convict a woman that was innocent instead of the more likely possibility that while drunk, she hit her boyfriend with her car and left him to freeze in the snow.
    This goes into something much deeper regarding social media today and how intelligent people can be manipulated into believing something that should not be believable in a normal society.

  • @herertolearn3418
    @herertolearn3418 2 дня назад +7

    Can he talk about this trial please

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад +1

      To be a person in history, one must be a student of history-- and show is called Tangent for Heaven's sake--Regards, @legalweapon3

    • @herertolearn3418
      @herertolearn3418 2 дня назад

      @@legalweapon3 ok but we’re all waiting for a verdict.. I was not informed of the format and should have just left earlier.

  • @user-ss6wq5ly1c
    @user-ss6wq5ly1c 4 часа назад

    I had no idea you had this show on RUclips Vinnie! Wish I had known years ago during the JD trial!
    At least I know now and can go back thru previous videos.

  • @jeannehood1222
    @jeannehood1222 День назад +3

    Hoping for a guilty verdict

  • @StephStauffer
    @StephStauffer 2 дня назад +1

    V.P. ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Those eyes!!!!

  • @makamurphy
    @makamurphy День назад

    I love your channel Vinnie, and Court TV...

  • @san.quentinm669
    @san.quentinm669 2 дня назад +1

    The scenes outside the courtroom reminds me of A time to kill book/movie.

  • @Krystal_Kleer
    @Krystal_Kleer 2 дня назад +8

    Hung jury? Unbelievable!

  • @piperbalfour1075
    @piperbalfour1075 2 дня назад +2

    Hello Vinnie I’m Piper from the great white north I so enjoy your show

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад +1

      How's it goin', eh? Send my love to Bob and Doug McKenzie - Regards and coo, coo, coo, coo, coo, coo, coo, cooooo @legalweapon3

  • @SockGrlz
    @SockGrlz 20 часов назад +1

    Oh com'on, There's more likely violence inside or outside the courtroom against Karen, than general violence outside from the crowd.
    That is, barring instigators trying to start problems

  • @xocaitlinnpattz
    @xocaitlinnpattz 2 дня назад +4

    Nah I’m in western mass and it’s all we talk about

  • @AarynWillcuts970
    @AarynWillcuts970 7 минут назад

    Politan theorem: jury had half days. 24 hours in a day. It could still work out 😂👍❤️

  • @Gle7799
    @Gle7799 2 дня назад +1

    The two women in the back nodded when judge said to continue. Probably atleast 2 at odds with rest of the the jury.

  • @lynngallagher7456
    @lynngallagher7456 2 дня назад

    Tattoo face 😂😂😂 I love you Vinnie ❤

  • @leosun4u
    @leosun4u День назад

    The jurors were dressed up because they thought they would get the judge to declare a mistrial and they could go home

  • @dmew314
    @dmew314 День назад +1

    Nah Wunsch…he wasn’t upset! “Forget the filthy language” He already knew the true story from the time he got on scene. Those messages were after he already made up his mind that she did it without all of the evidence! Law enforcement is Disgrace in MA!

    • @bonniemccrane6417
      @bonniemccrane6417 День назад

      LE is like that everywhere, unfortunately. Just fyi.

  • @eileencalabro7909
    @eileencalabro7909 День назад +1

    Very simply, take this conspiracy away they panic , they had to back pedal, and they beat OJO in the home. To much reasonable doubt

  • @roxannefernandes9749
    @roxannefernandes9749 2 дня назад +12

    I live in Florida now but lived in Foxboro ma my whole life the police departments in ma including the state police are well known as being corrupt. The jurors are smart and probably know they will be targeted by the police if they say not guilty. Hung jury keeps them safe

    • @snowwhite2524
      @snowwhite2524 2 дня назад +4

      You make an excellent point.

    • @herertolearn3418
      @herertolearn3418 2 дня назад +1

      Ok but the citizens are currently outraged and letting their voices heard in public forums.

    • @Krystal_Kleer
      @Krystal_Kleer 2 дня назад +5

      Unfortunately, I think you might be right. The real culprits had the nerve to show up during closing arguments. They came to intimate and apparently, it worked.

    • @kathleenmckee3184
      @kathleenmckee3184 2 дня назад +4

      I agree. I saw a Canton town meeting. 😳

    • @nelsona8285
      @nelsona8285 2 дня назад +3

      @roxannefrenandes9749- I have to disagree with you. Defense Strategy was ALWAYS get a Hung Jury. Her statements ON TAPE boxed in her Defense team strategy. They had to accept that John O'Keefe's death was AT THE HANDS of someone. They could not argue it may have been an accident that happened after she left. They had to go with her narrative. That has now essentially made the jury decide not on the "Beyond a reasonable doubt" standard that they should use but rather a binary decision of who did it, Karen or cops. Since we did not get a 12 vote not guilty on the first full day of deliberation, I expect it will be a hung jury. Why? Because the Defense Team worked VERY hard over 4 days of jury selection. They knew that is where they needed to put the work in. They needed to find people that could believe, Lally's description not mine, fanciful theories of how the crime was committed. They needed people that would be angry at one individual enough to let a guilty person go free (it is called the Furman effect, for Mark Furman the LA detective that the defense team was able to convince a jury planted evidence in the OJ Simpson trial). They needed to find people that don't trust or maybe even hate law enforcement and the government. I think they have at least a few defense friendly jurors in the jury box. It was their job. They did it well. The problem for me is two fold: no justice for John and his family and the "in real time" viewing of our country turning into something that scares me a lot, many people willing to believe that a huge conspiracy occurred to convict a woman that was innocent instead of the more likely possibility that while drunk, she hit her boyfriend with her car and left him to freeze in the snow.
      This goes into something much deeper regarding social media today and how intelligent people can be manipulated into believing something that should not be believable in a normal society.

  • @StephanieFlower-d9j
    @StephanieFlower-d9j Час назад

    Vinnie Will Judge Cannoli have to declare a mistrial and do it all over again?? This is the first trial ive ever engaged myself in and i believe that she is Guilty. I dont believe that she should be put in prison for the rest of her Life. But i do believe that she should be punished for her lack of judgement and emotional maturity and intelligence.

  • @carrow1057
    @carrow1057 2 дня назад

    Perhaps the defense should have made more of the tail light. Why not ask Sgt Barros about EXACTLY what he saw. It all hinged on the tail light.

  • @Michbeachlover
    @Michbeachlover 2 дня назад +3

    If the defense think their client is so NOT guilty, why would they want a hung jury??? The have to think everyone is voting not guilty, but I don't think so. I think Karen is guilty of all the lesser charges. DNA does not lie. She was the last one with John, her car has the damage regardless of all the ways people think it occurred. She was drinking heavily. She was arguing with him. She only slept a couple of hours and went out searching for him. She then called Jen and Kerry and knew exactly where his snow covered body was. End of story.

    • @bonniemccrane6417
      @bonniemccrane6417 День назад +1

      The FBI engineers, you know the PhD guys, said John was not hit by Karens or any other vehicle. Her BAC by the extrapolation isn’t valid by FDA.

    • @Michbeachlover
      @Michbeachlover День назад

      @@bonniemccrane6417 He threw the glass at the tail light, and she backed up fast which could have bumped him or caused him to back up and fall. Why would all these people want to make up a conspiracy?? What motive and no proof of a fight.

    • @KaitlynJaney
      @KaitlynJaney 14 часов назад

      @@MichbeachloverTheir motive does not matter. It doesn’t have to be some huge conspiracy which does happen too but it’s literally a few people that have power and a very close connection in Proctor. The evidence proves that it is impossible that Karen hit John or that any car did. Anybody with medical knowledge such as myself knows this was definitely not damage caused from a car. All of those skull fractures are consistent with a beating and that large gash in the back of John’s head that caused another huge fracture was the final blow possibly also from a fall onto something very hard not grass. The bruise on the back of John’s hand looks like self defence, though he didn’t stand a chance whatever happened, happened so quickly. That bruise is the result of being hit by something smaller, in a concentrated area of the back of his hand not consistent with any part of a car imo. I also don’t think it is possible he was half out the car when this happened as his body from the neck down has no bruising or other injuries, and this also would not have caused multiple skull fractures.
      There is a lot of proof a fight was the cause. The ME said it was more likely Johns injuries were from being punched over a car hitting him. The CW’s own ME said Johns injuries are not typical of being hit by a car. Aligns exactly to all the defences experts. Also do you think the FBI hired engineers are lying for Karen? The CW had the option to put them on the stand but they strongly disagree with their theory. This is unheard of that these experts would be used for the defence.

    • @Michbeachlover
      @Michbeachlover 8 часов назад

      The motive certainly matters. The medical examiner did not say they were caused from a beating or fight. I do have medical knowledge and investigated claims for a living for a long time. Although the investigation was not perfect and Proctor with his own personal feelings of Karen. The personal feelings have nothing to do with the actual case. There was no DNA from Proctor or other troopers. However, there was DNA from John. They also said that John threw the glass at Karen's tail light. Karen also backed up a a fast rate of speed 24mph in the snow and 62 feet. John is 6'3-4" and 200lbs and in shape. He was also intoxicated. Most drunk people do not get injured in MVA's because they are limber, but the sober person does because of bracing for impact. He could have just been bumped enough, no damage to the car or John and he went flying and hit the ground. Reminder, it was only 18 degrees out and the ground is frozen. Go fall on frozen ground and see if you can get cut. You most certainly will and might not know it because it is cold. Once thawed the blood and bruises come out. If I was a juror, I would vote guilty on all the lesser charges. She did not commit murder, but she did incapacitate him and he died in the cold covered in snow. The medical examiner also did not say there was any pulverizing, beating, or a defensive wound on the back of his hand. On cross there was an opening to get all the fighting knowledge out and prove it was that. Karen was arguing with John all day, drove drunk, backed up fast and had the dna on her car. That is the only evidence that has been shown.

    • @Michbeachlover
      @Michbeachlover 8 часов назад

      @@bonniemccrane6417 I heard their testimony and I heard those of the other witnesses as well. The FBI engineers did not rule out a bump to John to cause him to fly or land to the ground. John is also 6'3-4" tall, 200 lbs and in good shape. He was intoxicated himself and usually the drunk people in MVA's do not get impact injuries because they are limber compared to a sober person. Also the weather was snow and only 18 degrees. Go fall on a frozen ground at 18degrees and see if you don't get a scrape, or cut and if you hit your head a injury. Those injuries happen from force and they also said that John threw his glass at the tail light that caused it to break. They were arguing just as he got out of the car and had been since morning. Karen was mad, backed 24mph in the snow 62 feet with the gas pedal 75% down. If I was a juror Karen is guilty of all the lesser charges because of DNA but not murder.

  • @virginalopez7142
    @virginalopez7142 2 дня назад +3

    love your funky music, love to watch your podcast Vinnie Politan, Vinnie I believe, Karen is guilty, well see what happen take care

    • @HalfHammerr
      @HalfHammerr 2 дня назад +2

      Based on?

    • @gradyrogers6707
      @gradyrogers6707 День назад +4

      lol YOU ARE the reason jurors scare tf out of innocent people

    • @kk-ff5ld
      @kk-ff5ld День назад +2

      Based on what evidence? Did you even watch the trial

  • @georgewashington3555
    @georgewashington3555 2 дня назад +6

    Alberts and McCabes are they pressing someone on the jury to vote Guilty>? Is that why they were starring at the jury ? MCabes Mole at work here. ?

    • @mariapilarme
      @mariapilarme 2 дня назад

      Well they are not smart because it would be a hung jury and I don’t think this will be retrial because some witnesses are probably going to have charges and won’t be available to testify. See sometimes live gives you a curb ball, like Forrest Gum said.

    • @Lisa-hc3uq
      @Lisa-hc3uq День назад +1

      I saw that. That family sat there in the courtroom sitting directly across from the jury. Why that spot? Why there?
      The way they've been involved in this case? It wouldn't be out of the question that it was a deliberate choice.

  • @reneearnett8761
    @reneearnett8761 9 часов назад

    That judge probably picked a cop to be the four person! She’s so bias

  • @kellylove5517
    @kellylove5517 2 дня назад +7

    If she is found Guilty....all H.E.L.L. will break loose

    • @mandywrigley7631
      @mandywrigley7631 2 дня назад +1

      I agree

    • @purepoison618
      @purepoison618 2 дня назад +2

      @kellylove5517
      Hi Kelly. What you are suggesting should never happen. I completely disagree with you and believe Ms Read is as guilty as one can be, *but* I am not about to take part in all H. E. L. L. breaking loose, as you call it. I may not agree, but I will accept that is the ruling of this jury and thank them for working through their *obvious* struggles and effort to come to a decision. To not be able to accept whatever the verdict is, shows the aggressiveness, the immaturity, the lack of restraint and how shameful some Karen fan’s exhibit their feelings and behavior. It’s as though they have been infected with *mob mentality* and literally feed off the bad energy from one another.

    • @mariapilarme
      @mariapilarme 2 дня назад

      Not she won’t you want to bet?

  • @soniabawa8635
    @soniabawa8635 День назад +1

    John o keefe shall get justice ⚖️

  • @nancychimienti6268
    @nancychimienti6268 13 часов назад

    Karen always has that pursed-lip look..

  • @GalileoGalilei367
    @GalileoGalilei367 2 дня назад +2

    I'm so sorry Vinnie. Love your charisma, insight and relevant discussion, but those two are a snooze fest. 💤

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад

      Yawn as to your comments- sleep tight and don't let ignorance bite...loops, too late! Regards, @legalweapon3

    • @GalileoGalilei367
      @GalileoGalilei367 2 дня назад

      @@legalweapon3 Haha, nice try.

  • @StephanieFlower-d9j
    @StephanieFlower-d9j Час назад

    It's Friday and you Vinnie said that we would have a verdict on Karen Read!!? What's happening Vinnie??

  • @hollykeller1545
    @hollykeller1545 22 часа назад +1

    The OJ case was 8 months long.

  • @funsize5
    @funsize5 День назад

    I reallt like the first one for the new Vinnie and the Tangents true crime podcast tune? Just my opinion.

  • @debracooper4188
    @debracooper4188 2 дня назад +17

    The woman already Admitted to hitting him with her dam car. Why do all these strangers want her free???.

    • @melb2258
      @melb2258 2 дня назад +4

      That’s what I’ve been saying !’ Why ? Do they know her ? What is it? Bc she sure isn’t a woman who’s done her community anything worthy

    • @aClownBaby-
      @aClownBaby- 2 дня назад +5

      How? You know a car going tho at fast does WAY more damage to a person than what we saw. Like seriously, way more and you know that

    • @flamingpitchfork9168
      @flamingpitchfork9168 2 дня назад +6

      I hit him? is not I hit him!

    • @mariapilarme
      @mariapilarme 2 дня назад +1

      What woman? You talking about Jen McCabe? That witness??? You believe what she comes from her mouth? After the google search at 2:27 ? What a coincidence that Karen told her at 6:23 to do the same search that she did at 2:27 isn’t the most amazing coincidence???

    • @annm9589
      @annm9589 2 дня назад +2

      The evidence before the court says otherwise.

  • @Avapreppy563
    @Avapreppy563 2 дня назад

    All hell will break loose

  • @eileencalabro7909
    @eileencalabro7909 День назад +1

    This guy with glasses Doesn't know what he's talking about.He's talking from both ends

  • @missycohen26
    @missycohen26 2 дня назад +1

    Albert- loved hearing the Fairfield University shout out last time you were on. My daughter just finished her Freshman year at FU. Go Stags!

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад +1

      It was a great experience-- wishing her all the best--Regards, @legalweapon3

    • @missycohen26
      @missycohen26 2 дня назад

      @@legalweapon3 Thank you!! Love the show and look forward to the next episode!

  • @Victoria12339
    @Victoria12339 2 дня назад +1

    Loved the Seinfeld reference byw 😅

    • @GenXGranny
      @GenXGranny День назад +1

      Imagine if it was the “man hands” reference? 😂 You never know what tangent of conversation is happening next! ❤

    • @Victoria12339
      @Victoria12339 День назад +1

      @GenXGranny I'm glad someone else got it too 😅😁. Ong yes the man hands episode!! 😅. I love the tangents. I only discovered them recently and I just love their personalities . Such funny charming men.

    • @GenXGranny
      @GenXGranny День назад +1

      @@Victoria12339 😂 the comment section might’ve blown up if it was the man hands reference! Lol. I used to have that poster of George Costanza posing on the chaise lounge in my garage (it just cracked me up every time) so glad you found us! Tangent Fridays are the best 💞

    • @Victoria12339
      @Victoria12339 День назад +1

      @GenXGranny omg I'd love that pic of George 😅😅😅. Or the kramer portrait 😍. Such a great show. My all time favourite

  • @chrissyellem7397
    @chrissyellem7397 2 дня назад

    Al looks like he is in pain listening to the Weezer groove haha

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад +1

      Do I look just like Buddy Holly? Regards, @legalweapon3

  • @StephanieFlower-d9j
    @StephanieFlower-d9j Час назад

    Vinnie do we have a Hung Jury??

  • @audreydaleski1067
    @audreydaleski1067 2 дня назад +2

    Will the jury hang? Limit ....

  • @PATRICIAFAW-sj6rq
    @PATRICIAFAW-sj6rq 2 дня назад +1

    Jury ask a question they don’t have a verdict. Judge said go back and get a verdict. On turtle boy update

  • @Chelle-zq9xr
    @Chelle-zq9xr 2 дня назад

    #1 all the way!

  • @Steffanie.tripleS
    @Steffanie.tripleS 2 дня назад

    Vinny you are so handsome & I especially love when you try to sound like a Bostonian lol 😆 😂

  • @GenXGranny
    @GenXGranny 2 дня назад +4

    Hopefully the Jury isn't as pertinacious as the social media Trial Watchers.

  • @amberr7860
    @amberr7860 2 дня назад +2

    I love the history lessons!!!

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад +1

      And I love your love! Regards, @legalweapon3

  • @LittleNinja0806
    @LittleNinja0806 2 дня назад

    Vinnie, Al and Jonesy, if Karen's found innocent do you think there will be a civil trial?

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад +1

      I think there's a good chance--interesting question is who would the defendants be?

    • @mariapilarme
      @mariapilarme 2 дня назад

      No

    • @LittleNinja0806
      @LittleNinja0806 День назад

      @@legalweapon3 I think Karen since the O'Keefe family seems close to the Alberts and friends.

  • @terrimiller1523
    @terrimiller1523 2 дня назад +1

    Vinnie what's wrong with that brother on the Murray case does he think he's going to a beauty show why is he constantly smelling his fingers out fixing his hair ? He's annoying terribly badly annoying

  • @megankim3685
    @megankim3685 День назад +1

    Song 1

  • @mafortu9032
    @mafortu9032 2 дня назад

    Offshore books had odds in saddam Hussein trial and the search they had over/unders in it

  • @user-pu7js2hc4u
    @user-pu7js2hc4u 2 дня назад

    Number one foe sure

  • @Michelleyoung1717
    @Michelleyoung1717 2 дня назад +1

    How is this a v watch if you don’t show the court. 😂

  • @makamurphy
    @makamurphy День назад

    The Options the Jury have is crap.

  • @Seasheasells
    @Seasheasells 2 дня назад

    Why were the closings so short for such a long case

    • @deborahkociolek486
      @deborahkociolek486 2 дня назад

      Thats was very odd they should be allowed to do their closings no matter how long it takes

  • @taraford9819
    @taraford9819 2 дня назад

    People are People 🤣😁..help me understand

  • @bobbyroberts8523
    @bobbyroberts8523 2 дня назад +10

    FBI need to look into the jurer who is holding this not guilty verdict up. Right now is there a lump sum in bank account?

  • @livy6228
    @livy6228 2 дня назад

    Uhhh we’re here for verdict watch…..Al can talk bout the other stuff another time…..

    • @GenXGranny
      @GenXGranny День назад

      Fridays are always the 3 gentlemen’s “Tangent podcast”. We were lucky to have an extended show because of the verdict watch. I hope you will give the Tangent Podcast a chance after the trial…True crime/current case conversation with various tangents of talk on life, history, food, music, entertainment, fun, etc. (Usually on Friday afternoons, EST) Thanks for stopping by 💞

  • @echogl
    @echogl 2 дня назад +7

    Hung jury and had to go back to deliberate.

    • @herertolearn3418
      @herertolearn3418 2 дня назад +3

      I’m sure the jury is ready to move on with their lives. Much of the testimony was unsavory!

    • @snowwhite2524
      @snowwhite2524 2 дня назад

      I don't understand how the judge can force them to go back to deliberate if the jury cannot make a unanimous decision? IMO the jury did their best and they need to be released from duty. Bev is essentially holding them hostage after they have already said they are a hung jury.

    • @herertolearn3418
      @herertolearn3418 2 дня назад +1

      @@snowwhite2524 it’s like she’s forcing them to make a decision. I’m guessing they’ve been at a stalemate for quite a while.

    • @purepoison618
      @purepoison618 2 дня назад

      It has nothing to do with this Judge. It is extremely common that the presiding Judge over any trial, especially one that has been lengthy and a defendant is charged in a death, to send the jury back in to try to come to a unanimous decision when at first they say they can’t. They have sat through an entire ‘expensive’ trial being entrusted to do a job, not just so they can personal front row seats to watch. The Judge and both prosecution and defense councils have worked hard doing their jobs and now they each expect this jury to work just as hard to come to a decision. They said they could be the finder of facts and that should not be entered into lightly. As tough as that may seem, that’s what it comes down to. Although sometimes a hung jury is inevitable, it also happens that the jury does returns later with a unanimous verdict. This was disappointing, but not at all uncommon - some folks just got to gripe about anything....

    • @bonniemccrane6417
      @bonniemccrane6417 День назад +1

      @@snowwhite2524 CW, includes Judge Auntie Bev, needs Guilty verdict on something to justify bringing original charges. Remember they are under federal investigation.

  • @Gle7799
    @Gle7799 2 дня назад

    See you on monday!!

  • @dawnieb.7394
    @dawnieb.7394 2 дня назад +4

    So frustrating... The jurors didn't have to even consider whether there was a conspiracy or not. They just have to go by the science, and I can't imagine that any one of those 12 jurors would pick that idiot trooper Paul over the defense's last two experts. I'm worried that AJ wasn't clear enough about that in his closing. ETA: For those who believe Karen hit him with the car, intentional or not, how do they explain the shattering of the tail light and it scattering everywhere through time and space? Do they not believe in the basic laws of physics? I just can't get over that. I don't understand it.

  • @marlbboro8091
    @marlbboro8091 2 дня назад +1

    Albert rambles too much. I can’t watch the live, need replay so I can ffwd Al - though I appreciate his take when he does finally come around to it,
    I LOVE LOVE Lore Lodges history lessons on his crime tubes, but with Albert my mind wanders.

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад

      I'm just touching on subjects for informational purposes only-- if there are topics you want me to cover, let me know--Regards, @legalweapon3

  • @Crimejunkymaymay
    @Crimejunkymaymay 2 дня назад

    They already had lunch. Where y'all been. Jeez

  • @ninalarussa6322
    @ninalarussa6322 2 дня назад +5

    Karen hit him, accident, the rest I haven't watched enough. Very to believe Boston Police would carry out such a crime.

    • @flamingpitchfork9168
      @flamingpitchfork9168 2 дня назад

      LOL! 50 years of stinking Boston police corruption - you clearly don't know what you're talking about.

    • @mariapilarme
      @mariapilarme 2 дня назад +5

      That’s why you are wrong you should watch it all. To get the whole picture!

    • @annm9589
      @annm9589 2 дня назад

      You dont have to believe that to find her not guilty. The math and science from an independent party says he was not struck by the SUV. Not physically possible. Maybe he slipped and fell in the yard. idk. CW did not prove this. They have no chain of custody for anything except the glass. you must acquit IMO

    • @eileencalabro7909
      @eileencalabro7909 День назад +1

      Where is the evidence

  • @eh9920
    @eh9920 2 дня назад

    ❓❓Vinny, being from Boston myself, I detect a slight MA accent. Are you from Boston❓❓

    • @legalweapon3
      @legalweapon3 2 дня назад

      Jersey boy--through and through--Regards, @legalweapon3

  • @lj4ua
    @lj4ua 15 часов назад

    How do you get around the scientific evidence presented …specifically the last 2 witnesses…🧐🧐🧐

    • @GenXGranny
      @GenXGranny 13 часов назад

      The Commonwealth of MA gives the following instructions to a jury regarding expert witnesses: www.mass.gov/doc/3640-expert-witness/download

  • @MonicaB-g8o
    @MonicaB-g8o 2 дня назад +1

    Okay Al Cosmo😅 1:14:39