This is the Hidden Killers podcast with Tony Bruske and continuing coverage of the case against Karen Reid.

Oh, it just keeps getting more and more interesting. The trial of Karen Reid, here we are into week number three.

And Jennifer Coffendaffer, retired FBI special agent, is here to discuss it with us.

But before we start talking, Jennifer,

of course we have to do this. We have to thank our sponsor again today, Karen Reed Vodka.

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have a supporter on the program. So, where do we begin with

all of this? Last week, we saw a lot of people taking the stand. Jen McCabe, of course,

I think the star of the week. Let's start out there. Let's start out with her testimony.

Let's start out with the Let's start out with her testimony. Let's start out with the

prosecution and how that was walked through. I felt it was really painting an emotional

picture far better than what we saw in trial number one with Lally. I think he really laid it out

well. What was your reaction to that portion of the questioning?

Well, I agree, Tony.

And the number one thing he did to start off that wasn't done last year, he made Jen McCabe come alive.

Mother of four daughters, a coach, a prior teacher, somebody who had a life and a very busy life.

And somebody that it didn't make any sense would all of a sudden be caught up in a huge

murder plot and be coordinating witnesses and making sure things happened in a certain way. I mean, I think most people,

many people could relate to Jen McCabe as, you know, the mom next door. Yeah. The coach that coaches your

kids and somebody that you really like on the stand. And she looked a lot different, to be honest.

She lightened up her hair. I think she was more comfortable, too. I think, you know,

she's been through this ringer so many times now. It's not, there's no, she wasn't tense.

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