Hey, true crime besties, welcome back to an all of serialously with me, Annie Elise, and we've got the Karen Reed trial recap. Now, a lot

has gone down this week. I'm sure that if you follow the trial, you've been seeing social

media clips just popping up left and right because, I mean, the true circus that is the

trial, it's something like I've never seen before, truly.

So let me backtrack a little bit. And Elaine is, of course, going to join again and she's going

to recap everything because she just, she does, she has a way of doing it in such like a magical,

seamless way to where it's like understandable, digestible. She doesn't leave out any detail. So I don't

have to worry about you guys like come in for me like you did last week where you're all,

well, you didn't even talk about how he changed the timeline. Like I know. I thought that was implied.

I'm sorry. I forgot. So Elena will be joining us and breaking down this week. But some of the big

highlights of the week definitely were with like Blue Man Group Smurf

guy. This guy did this full on reenactment of the alleged car crash between Karen Reed and

John O'Keefe. And when I tell you, I was not only laughing through it, and not in a disrespectful way as to whatever happened to

John O'Keefe, but more in like a, the audacity, the nerve, like this makes no sense. And if you

didn't see it, I highly encourage you to Google it, but like I said, it's been popping up all over

social media. But basically this guy who identifies himself

as an expert in accident reconstruction, in data, all of these things, he puts together this

mock version of the accident, the collision. And let me just say, this expert, he ends up saying

that he got paid somewhere near like 400 grand for his

participation in this. He got like a free Lexus to use during this reenactment. And this

reenactment was so unbelievable because he didn't even reenact what the Commonwealth is accusing

Karen of doing. They're accusing Karen of reversing at such a high

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