It matters is the ladies that supposedly heard her say that did not mention it in their witness statements. I'm not even talking about the paramedic.It doesn't really matter. It isn't unusual for paramedics to be called into court as an eyewitness after the fact.
Repeating the same thing over and over still doesn't make it matter, really.
Majority doesn't count in this because that would mean that on specific count they didn't agree on, the prosecution did not convince all of them. In normal cases the counts they were unanimous on would stand as the verdict on those counts and only the counts they could not agree on would be up for refiling or dismissing. They would not normally be able to retry on the unanimous not guilty verdicts due to double jeopardy.Not necessarily. The P didn't prove the intent. The jury was only unanimous on the not guilty on the murder charge and leaving the scene. It seems there was a majority who believed she did it but that it was not premeditated, so a possible accident. The D still have the motion in to dismiss those two unanimous charges.
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What real evidence and not circumstantial evidence says she did it?There was no evidence pointing to anyone else involved AFAIK. Supposition and theories only.
What real evidence and not circumstantial evidence says she did it?
Too bad a real investigation didn't happen where we possibly could have had solid evidence of what really happened.
That's just theory though - there is no evidence he was attacked by a dog. Eg. If it were dog scratches and bites, there would be dog DNA.The Albert's had a dog. He has dog scratches all over his arm. Nobody saw the body on the lawn long after Karen was supposed to have backed into him.
AFAIK nothing concrete, thats why it was a mistrial. They can now have a second attempt to get it right hopefully.What real evidence and not circumstantial evidence says she did it?
Too bad a real investigation didn't happen where we possibly could have had solid evidence of what really happened.
That's just theory though - there is no evidence he was attacked by a dog. Eg. If it were dog scratches and bites, there would be dog DNA.
She dropped him off then reversed and was the last person to see him alive that night.What real evidence and not circumstantial evidence says she did it?
Too bad a real investigation didn't happen where we possibly could have had solid evidence of what really happened.
She dropped him off then reversed and was the last person to see him alive that night.
There is absolutely no evidence he was cut by the taillight, either.That's just theory though - there is no evidence he was attacked by a dog. Eg. If it were dog scratches and bites, there would be dog DNA.
And where's the actual proof that happened? THAT is why there was a mistrial. The prosecution failed to prove their case.She dropped him off then reversed and was the last person to see him alive that night.
Read’s lawyers also questioned the sloppiness of the police work: The crime scene was left unsecured for hours; the house, owned by Boston Police Detective Brian Albert, wasn’t searched; bloodstained snow was scooped up with red plastic drinking cups; and a leaf blower was used to clear snow.2 more state troopers who were part of the Karen Read case are under investigation, police say
Police say two more state troopers who were part of the Karen Read murder trial over the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend are now facing an internal affairs investigationabcnews.go.com
I thought they did check for DNA on the broken glass and the arm wound.You'd only have dog DNA if it was submitted by Trooper Proctor. That wasn't going to happen.
They analysed it from the vehicles computer IIRC. Remember the 24 mph reversing?And where's the actual proof that happened? THAT is why there was a mistrial. The prosecution failed to prove their case.
I thought they did check for DNA on the broken glass and the arm wound.
They supposedly did and did not find ANY of his tissue or blood on any of the pieces and no pieces in the arm wound, which is another strike against him actually being hit by the tail light.I thought they did check for DNA on the broken glass and the arm wound.
I can guarantee you that the defense will have a better understanding now of what that meant and I'm fairly certain that it will prove differently, just like the deleted 2am search that the prosecution says never happened.They analysed it from the vehicles computer IIRC. Remember the 24 mph reversing?