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

You were sitting in the courtroom on May 8th watching Sergeant Yuri Bruchenick take the witness stand again.

You could almost feel the tension thicken in the air like humidity before a storm.

There wasn't a lightning strike, at least not at first, just the quiet, calculated approach of

defense attorney Alan Jackson, rising to his feet and signaling to the jury that the prosecution's

carefully painted picture was about to get a few cracks.

This wasn't about whether a taillight matched or a timestamp aligned.

It was about rot.

About whether the foundation of the entire investigation was stable or whether it had been poisoned from the very start by its own lead investigator.

We're going to get into the day 12 events of the trial of Karen Reed right here.

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We're going to break down the events.

Now, for anyone not living and breathing the Karen Reed trial every day, like we are here quite literally.

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Here's the primer.

Sergeant Yuri Buchanick is with the Massachusetts State Police, and was heavily involved

in the investigation into the death of Boston police officer John O'Keefe.

Karen Reed, O'Keefe's girlfriend at the time, is on trial for allegedly backing into him with her

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