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

It's one thing to claim innocence, but quite another when physical evidence seems to directly contradict that claim.

Imagine you're driving along, minding your own business. And suddenly your car is tied to someone's

death by something as tiny and invisible as a trace of DNA. That's exactly what happened this week.

When the DNA analyst Nicholas Bradford took the stand and the Karen Reed trial,

calmly dropped a forensic bombshell and

turned the Karen Reed murder trial from a complicated legal puzzle into a laser-focused debate

on microscopic details. We got a lot to talk about today of what occurred in the trial of

Karen Reed on day number 18.

There's a lot to cover here from that DNA to the timeline to old LinkedIn profile.

It's all there.

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Bradford works for Bode Technology, the kind of lab that sounds like something

on a high-budget Netflix series. Boad technology. We're here with no one else is, and we're watching.

Okay, that's not what it is. It's not like resident able. It's all crisp white coats and sleek equipment, right?

Where small biological samples speak louder than any witness ever could.

He explained to the jury that when investigators examined Karen Reed's black Lexus SUV,

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