This is a special report from True Crime Today and the Hidden Killers podcast.

Karen Reid back in court again today, and we're going to take you right there for all of the coverage of what's going on in that courtroom and the follow-ups with Judge Beverly Canone.

Let's go there right now.

For we begin, realizing how much everybody has to do before this trial, I won't have

the voir dire of the arch of witnesses next week.

We'll have it before they testify.

We'll do it the day before they testify.

And we'll give you until then to comply with all Rule 14 discovery and see where we stand.

So we don't need to bring them here next week unless you made arrangements.

No, I didn't make arrangements. I just want to make sure that we're very well defined on what

issue is before the court that would justify a voir year. I just want to make sure that we're very well defined on what issue is before the court

that would justify a voir dire. I just want to make sure, I don't think that's been clearly

articulated. I just need to know what the parameters are. We need to know. I think Mr. Olessi

is going to handle the argument in substance, but I need to know what are we dealing with

for Wadir. Okay. All right. So what I need you know what are we dealing with for Wadir.

Okay. All right. So what I need you to do beforehand is make sure that all Rule 14 discovery is complied with, and if it is, then we'll see. Okay? So it's basically defined on

Rule 14. Yes. Got it. Thank you. Does that work for the Commonwealth? My concern is if we have questioning of the witnesses the day before their testimony,

and part of that includes a production of records, and they don't have the records with them,

they're going to be unable to produce them because they would have to return home.

So we'll need that, Mr. Alessi, okay?

Well, in advance. That would be part of the rule 14

discovery if they comply with rule 14 discovery in advance you'll have all that

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