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

Another week, and we're off to a very interesting start, so to speak, as we're talking about the trial of Karen Reed and new witnesses taking the stand, a whole chapter, uh, beginning, joining us to discuss

Jennifer Coffin-Daffer, retired FBI special agent. Um, yeah, I mean, I want to talk about some of what

happened last week since we last talked as well, but I just want to dive in right away with some of the

stuff that we're seeing on Monday morning as you and me are having this conversation.

Kelly, and I know she already corrected Ellen Jackson on the stand.

Devor? I forget what she said it correctly because I'm horrible with names. but she was up there, a former Canton PD officer

who had been around the case but never was involved directly in any way, shape, or form.

She was asked shortly after, quite a ways after, you know, you remember uh of the day being uh at the building

with the sally port she thought she remembered them being there but then later looked at the time stamps

and went yeah actually my cruiser i would have been physically gone by then so it was uh it was a false

memory um which you know if you think about and everybody's going oh it's a big lie you know what you have a lot memory, which, you know, if you think about and everybody's going, oh, it's a big lie.

You know what?

You have a lot more false memories than you actually are aware of, especially in situations like that.

Jennifer, that's going to be the big thing that people are going to be honing in on the side of Karen Reid.

How do you, how would you argue that?

You know, I'm going to go brick and mortar on this.

Just facts.

He wasn't there.

We know that for a fact.

Yep.

I can't believe she was even called to the stand.

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