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

And it is our day to recap of the trial of Karen Reed.

If you missed it, because, oh, I don't know, you have a job and you're working.

We're going to break it all down for you here in the next handful of minutes.

So you don't have to watch every single minute.

But if you want to, we have that option for you on our podcast feed. And of course, also here on YouTube as we are

going to be breaking down all of it and giving you the raw pieces from the courtroom as well.

But today, it all started with a taillight, not a weapon, not a confession, not some

smoking gun, and a dusty evidence bag, a busted taillight on the back of a Lexus SUV. And yet,

here we are months into courtroom showdowns and media frenzies watching that tiny piece of red plastic take center stage again

in the Commonwealth's case against Karen Reid.

And I'm going to remind you, if you're on YouTube, please in the comment section, let us know what you think.

Give us your insights into how you felt day two went. Day two of the trial wasted no time

diving into what prosecutors hope the jury will see as the turning point. Carrie Roberts,

a longtime friend of John O'Keefe, took the stand and told the story that's now been repeated

across headlines and kitchen tables throughout Massachusetts,

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