Today, we're going to jump right into this episode, which contains the conclusion of the

2004 The Commonwealth v. Karen Reed trial. This is the longest case I think I have ever

covered on Court Junkie. You may be wondering if this part four of this four-part series is actually

the conclusion of this case. And we'll get into that more at the end of this

episode. Also, as a side note, of course, the week I go to record this, I end up getting sick.

So please bear with my scratchy voice. It was either record as I am or put this off for another

week. So hopefully I made the right choice for you guys. Now, let's get into the

remaining testimony and see what the jury decided at the end. This is Jillian in partnership

with law and crime. You are listening to Court Junkie, episode 289, part four.

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