Here’sthe link to the most recent update, which includes links to all the previous ones.
So far, I’ve been trying to present these posts in a more or less chronological order.
In keeping with the way each week’s witnesses have been called.
But this week is different.
We start here, then go back and explain.
Like the defense has three pick-6s and a scoop and score fumble recovery.
And every time the offense gets the ball back, the drive ends in disaster.
All their hopes of a Guilty verdict are pinned on proving that theory.
The existence of that last proceeding has been a sort of unspoken presence felt throughout these proceedings.
Like the invisible entity possessing the little girl’s doll in a horror movie.
And what the Commonwealth presented to their eyes is a video of Karen Read’s carthat was completely altered.
This was security camera footage taken from the sally port at the Canton PD.
And by all appearances, it was mirror-imaged.
So that left is right.
And that right … is wrong.
Since the whole theory of the prosecution is that O’Keefe was struck and killed by the right taillight.
But the timestamp on the video is not.
Which strongly suggests someone removed it, reversed the image, then put a timestamp over it.
Making this a complicated process.
And therefore, very intentional.
Not just some screwy mix up somewhere along the line we can all have a good laugh over.
But criminal corruption of the worst kind, if this is all true.
(Unlike the heavily filtered profile pics you uggos use on your dating apps.)
Which is how this undoubtedly doctored video was presented to the jury.
“What happened today turned this from a serious criminal trial into a cartoon.”
And the caretaker of the haunted amusement park they tried to frame sues.
And a federal investigation into the Mystery Machine’s coverup sends them all to prison.
While Scooby gets “rehoused” to Vermont.
Which brings me to the Commonwealth’s star witness as all this unfolded.
They have yet to call lead investigator Michael Proctor.
And there’s been some suggestion they won’t.
Though reportedly he’s expect to take the stand next week.
This week, it was Proctor’s second in command, MSP Sgt.
Because a lot of these narratives fell apart under cross examination.
So, give or take around 4,280 pounds more than O’Keefe.
Officer O’Keefe deserves better.
He deserves to have whoever is responsible for his death brought to justice.
Turning the investigation into his death into a cartoon is the furthest thing from that.
Which the prosecutor objected to.
Because heaven forbid anyone attempt to bring anything sketchy into this proceeding.
Meaning Monday is going to be an incredible day of court.
