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

They were stumbled across an argument between a couple, maybe overheard the couple.

Kind of awkward in those moments in a nearby restaurant booth.

And instantly thought wow that sounds exactly like someone i know well that's the feeling that settled across the courtroom on april 24th of

2025 when jurors in karen reeds retrial for the death of Boston police officer

John O'Keefe got an unfiltered glimpse into the tense dynamics of the couple's private life.

This is the day three recap of the trial of Karen Reed. We're going to

break down all the testimony for you today. Who said what? What it all means? And love to see your

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It wasn't explosive physical evidence or shocking eyewitness testimony that held the room

captive day three of the trial of Karen Reed.

It was something subtler in a way far more uncomfortable read.

Karen and John's own words laid bare for everyone to hear.

Trooper Nicholas Guerrero, a Massachusetts state police investigator, specializing in

digital forensic, took the stand to introduce and read out aloud previously unseen text messages extracted from their phones,

messages sent just hours before John's tragic death in January of 2022.

You see, in the calm measured voice you'd expect from someone whose job mostly involves sifting through

digital footprints, Ronna began narrating a conversation that very well could have been lifted

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