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

Oh, here we go. It's another week in the trial of Karen Reed, and we're going to break it down where things are at as of this recording, where things might be going, where things have went, what damage has been done, what non-damage has been done thus

far. Jennifer Coffin-Daffert, retired FBI special agent here to join us. But before we get into

the conversation, of course, we have to thank today's sponsor of the show, Karen Reed Vodka.

Karen Reed Vodka, where memory fails, confidence prevails.

K.R. vodka.

Got to get yourself a nice bottle of that, you know, before the day starts.

Take a nice little shot in the morning and the day's going to be good.

So, Jennifer.

Yes.

There's been a lot this last week in the trial.

I think the thing that stood out to me most was the clip, the unedited long form clip, which I found interesting from the ID docu-series.

And this thing wasn't even aired in its entirety. It was only

aired in the trial, which makes me wonder, what else are we going to see here that didn't make

the air from the cutting room floor? With her going on, making about a five to seven minute

explanation of how many drinks she had that night, which, of course, that's,

it's not a, it's not a healthy relationship with alcohol when you're taking five to seven

minutes to explain how many drinks you had. That should be a quick answer. How much damage do you

think that did? Doesn't show that she's a killer, but it shows not the best judgment.

Yeah, you know, Tony, this is really important to show a motive, if you will, not exactly

the motive, but what caused her to take the leap from just being angry to taking action.

And when individuals see that somebody is the... from just being angry to taking action.

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