Welcome back. It's time for a case brief, keeping you in the loop with the cases you care about most,

just more briefly. If you want the full coverage, it's linked in the description below. But for now,

let's get into it. Good morning, good morning, good morning, or should I say hear you, hear you, hear you,

for day 24 of the Karen Reed retrial. It is Friday. It's May 29th. And we are getting into the defense case.

But first, the attorneys are going to argue that motion to dismiss that we see at the end of every

prosecution case, or we do unless the defendant's pro pern forgets that that's a thing.

These are generally denied because all of the evidence that's taken in the light most favorable to the prosecution because they're not moving for it. And the standard there is could any reasonable jury on the evidence find the things as charged, find the crimes as charged. And the court, again, will look at the fact that one witness, if believed, can establish

any one fact and if those facts have been established by a witness, if the jury believes that

witness, then can this case go forward? So you really only see these granted when there is no

evidence to a particular fact. And in this case, we do have witnesses.

Again, a lot of you are like, yeah, but I don't rely on that witness. I know you don't have to.

For the purpose of this motion, all of the, could it be this, could it be this, swings in favor of the prosecution. But we're still

going to hear the attorneys argue, we're going to get to hear how they see the evidence at this point.

And I'm curious to see how the prosecution articulates their case because we know how the defense

articulates their case. I think the defense has been very clear in how they articulate the case.

The Commonwealth has not been as clear. And it's changed a bit. I think the defense has been very clear in how they articulate the case. The Commonwealth has not been as clear and it's changed a bit. I think the defense, though their defense

has shifted, it's paired down. The prosecution case has swung more. So we're going to go see that

and then we're going to get into the defense case in chief because today is the day for the defense case in chief and we're going to see the defense calling their tech

expert who's new to this trial first so that's the first thing we're going to do so lonards are you

ready when they went back and downloaded the data from the infotainment the key on was logged in the infotainment as 2148.

So there's the three seconds. That's where they're getting that from.

And that's what he states highlighted in red there. It's a little hard to read, but it basically says the average across four runs.

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