This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

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

It's been a lot of new testimony coming out, new evidence coming out, expert witnesses saying some, depending how you take it, pretty damning things or things

that raise more questions. Again, it's the two sides of this case that take every piece and go,

this is great for me. This is, I mean, okay, I guess you can kind of, maybe, sort of, I don't know,

depending how you want to spin it. To any of me to discuss, all the ladies in the trial of

Karen Reed, Eric Fattis, defense attorney, former prosecutor.

There's been a lot.

You just had Dr. Azik Wolf testifying the other day.

He's the neurosurgeon who just reminded me so much of on Seinfeld, Dr.

Investigator Bookman, the library.

We just very much, what do you think about that, Jerry?

Uh, but very like, knows his stuff.

I wouldn't question Dr. Bookman and I wouldn't question, uh, Dr. Isaac, uh,

who testified, uh, Eric, uh, from a legal strategy perspective here,

how does a defense team leverage this expert testimony when the prosecution thinks is pretty strong?

I mean, he basically said the injury to John O'Keeves's head that came from falling on the back of his head,

not from a strike in the front, not from a hammer, not from a fist, not from anything,

but falling back on his head.

What are your thoughts?

You know, that's going to be a tough one for defense to navigate, because as you know,

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