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 Reed.

Let's play the, uh, the drinking clip.

This is the long one.

Uh, this is from court the other day.

The audio is not super wonderful but it

is what it is and let's let's take a look here and exactly what they Karen's own

words about the night with with drinking me the final comment

the way alcohol intakes probably about five or six or four,

the drinks that they were born in me at McCarthy, which is where I consumed most of the alcohol,

was the weakest vodka tonic.

It tasted just like all its soda water with a blue line. Not that I needed to be a

martini, but it might have had a splash of vodka in it. So John, I said, John, this drink,

he's like it has no vodka in it. He said, just get a shot and mix it yourself. So she would,

so each drink was being counted as a double. So I would get a shot and mix it yourself so she would so each drink was being counted as a double so i would

get a lot of time and then i would pour a shot into it so that comes too frankly it just felt like

a regular a regular cocktail it was just a really weak for so i asked asked for a shot. She already contradicts herself in this

damn thing. So it tasted like a regular cocktail, a regular weak cocktail. You mean a normal

cocktail, Karen? You're not a double? Just a normal? Like, that's what is called a cocktail. And you

can give a double if you want but i guess it works

out easier in her mind if she pours the shot herself and i'm going to guess this is something

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