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I'm Emily Campaniel, and this is the Fox True Crime podcast.

Thank you. crime podcast. On Tuesday, jury selection officially began for the second trial of Karen Reed, the

45-year-old woman accused of killing her boyfriend, Boston police

officer John O'Keefe, in an alleged hit and run in January of 2022. Reed's case was first

tried in April of 2024, but ultimately ended in a mistrial due to a starkly divided hung jury.

And now, one year later, prosecution and defense teams are preparing to return to the courtroom

with this jury selection marking the first step in a second attempt at Reed's case.

However, in the last year, the case has gained a vast amount of attention, making jury selection

a bit more challenging, with

nearly half of the first group of potential jurors telling the judge on Tuesday that they'd

be unfit to serve on the jury due to already having an opinion on the case.

Retired NYPD inspector, attorney, Fox News contributor, and my friend Paul Morrow has

been following the case from start to finish and joins me now to look at what comes next as the second murder trial begins taking shape.

Paul, welcome.

Let's just start with some global thoughts of yours.

This trial is going to be very, very different.

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