Karen Read accused of backing into boyfriend and leaving him to die *MISTRIAL*

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This woman didn't do this. I'd be willing to bet that someone in the house did it. Someone in the house looked up "How long will it take for somebody to die in the cold." Karen couldn't have done that search.

Is there a cover up conspiracy?

 
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They didnt find dog DNA. Whether cos it wasn't looked for, wasnt tested, wasn't there or it wasnt taken or wasn't logged correctly is not known. They didnt find any DNA or test for any AFAIK.

They had Karen telling everyone she hit him so why would they check for dog DNA ?
There is absolutely no documentation that she ever said that from any witness statements taken AT THE TIME of the incident. There is absolutely no documentation of these statements until the grand jury proceedings. Send like a huge thing to not mention at the time if it really happened, doesn't it? Like really huge. Why was this not documented???
 
According to them, she said it. There is some hinkyness associated with that. IIRC, nobody remembered her saying that until months later. Also, on scene reports never mention it. @Guess Who knows more about this.

His niece remembers her saying it apparently, which is important as she said it before leaving the home to go look for him.

Including the niece, that's four people who testified she said it. Why would they all be lying under oath?

 
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His niece remembers her saying it apparently, which is important as she said it before leaving the home to go look for him.

Including the niece, that's four people who testified she said it. Why would they all be lying under oath?

Better question is why would it not be in ANY witness statement that should have been done immediately afterwards? There is absolutely no excuse for it to be omitted if it really happened.

Why did none of those same people say anything at the time? Nobody said it happened on them.
 
Better question is why would it not be in ANY witness statement that should have been done immediately afterwards? There is absolutely no excuse for it to be omitted if it really happened.

Why did none of those same people say anything at the time? Nobody said it happened on them.
Maybe the witnesses were more concerned with getting to the hospital than being interviewed.
 
Maybe the witnesses were more concerned with getting to the hospital than being interviewed.
That's not how investigations work. Especially not investigations to the presumed murder of a fellow officer.

When an officer here was murdered in the city next to us, cops from all the surrounding cities were saturating the entire area interviewing witnesses, combing through video and they found the guy responsible in a few hours because of this. This is how they are supposed to be. Not by but doing anything right.

Would you be happy if it was your loved one that was murdered and the cops couldn't be bothered with interviewing witnesses with that kind of info or not doing the simplest thing like asking for video that might show exactly what happened?
 
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The cops took months to interview the witness'. I think they could have interviewed at least a couple of them at the scene.
And that's 100% not how they would investigate the presumed murder of another cop. It just doesn't happen like that if they are actually investigating anything they want to solve.
 
I didn't see a civil suit coming but I'm very happy to see that John's family is doing what they can to see that Read's held accountable.
 
And that's 100% not how they would investigate the presumed murder of another cop. It just doesn't happen like that if they are actually investigating anything they want to solve.
There's no evidence he was murdered. If anything it was misadventure due to the amount of alcohol they both drank that night. I cannot believe the people coming out to support a drunk driver who ran over her partner.
 
That's not how investigations work. Especially not investigations to the presumed murder of a fellow officer.

When an officer here was murdered in the city next to us, cops from all the surrounding cities were saturating the entire area interviewing witnesses, combing through video and they found the guy responsible in a few hours because of this. This is how they are supposed to be. Not by but doing anything right.

Would you be happy if it was your loved one that was murdered and the cops couldn't be bothered with interviewing witnesses with that kind of info or not doing the simplest thing like asking for video that might show exactly what happened?
I don't believe he was murdered. The cop's "loved one" was distraught because she did it and told people she believed she did it too? The most simplest explanation is usually the correct one. Occam's Razor is it?
 
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I don't believe he was murdered. The cop's "loved one" was distraught because she did it and told people she believed she did it too? The most simplest explanation is usually the correct one. Occam's Razor is it?

What about his injuries couldn't possibly be related to being hit by a vehicle?
 
There's no evidence he was murdered. If anything it was misadventure due to the amount of alcohol they both drank that night. I cannot believe the people coming out to support a drunk driver who ran over her partner.
There's no evidence he was murdered. If anything it was misadventure due to the amount of alcohol they both drank that night. I cannot believe the people coming out to support a drunk driver who ran over her partner.
What evidence supports this theory? Remember there was absolutely no tissue or blood on ANY of the taillight pieces at all. There's no way for there to be none with those wounds. There are also absolutely no injuries regard to being hit with a car on any of his body at all.
 
I don't believe he was murdered. The cop's "loved one" was distraught because she did it and told people she believed she did it too? The most simplest explanation is usually the correct one. Occam's Razor is it?
Vehicular homicide is unintentional murder. Any cop getting killed, especially at another cops house, would be investigated as murder until it was proven to not be actual murder. They did not investigate this at all and logic aka Occams Razor, would dictate that they knew homicide did not happen.
 
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Vehicular homicide is unintentional murder. Any cop getting killed, especially at another cops house, would be investigated as murder until it was proven to not be actual murder. They did not investigate this at all and logic aka Occams Razor, would dictate that they knew homicide did not happen.
It is manslaughter if it was accidental. I dont believe it was intentional, but she should not have drank and driven. She should just go for a manslaughter plea deal, if they are willing, but i think they want her to be convicted of murder. I don't think that will fly with a jury, as was seen in the mistrial.

Did the cops investigate it as a murder? Because, as has been stated, they don't seem to have done a very good job.
 
What about his injuries couldn't possibly be related to being hit by a vehicle?
Perhaps he fell down the steps and had other injuries too. It was blunt force trauma right?
What evidence supports this theory? Remember there was absolutely no tissue or blood on ANY of the taillight pieces at all. There's no way for there to be none with those wounds. There are also absolutely no injuries regard to being hit with a car on any of his body at all.
She admitted it. I think the taillight, which was already cracked, fell out when the car hit him. The taillight may not have impacted him at all. I do also think there is a possibility more than one car may have hit/run over him too, with all the comings and goings.
 
According to this it would be involuntary manslaughter.



Involuntary Manslaughter​

Involuntary manslaughter is an unlawful killing caused unintentionally during the commission of wanton or reckless conduct or during the commission of a battery. In this context, “unintentionally” means that the defendant intended to commit the act that caused the death but did not intend to cause the death itself. “Unlawful” means there is no legal excuse for the defendant’s actions.

Examples of wanton or reckless conduct include driving a car in a reckless way, driving a car while intoxicated, playing Russian roulette, and selling heroin. Driving a car negligently (as opposed to wantonly or recklessly) won’t give rise to manslaughter, but it can be enough to give rise to motor vehicle homicide.
 
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