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A blizzard in Massachusetts, a Boston police officer found dead in the snow.

His girlfriend, Karen Reed, accused of murder.

After last year's mistrial left the country divided, the courtroom

drama is back in the spotlight, this time with higher stakes, new prosecutors, and explosive

evidence emerging as the case unfolds in real time. Law and Crimes hit podcast series returns

with a brand new season, Karen the retrial.

Hosted by Emmy Award-winning investigative reporter Kristen Thorn, each episode delivers

exclusive analysis behind-the-scenes access and expert interviews you won't find anywhere else.

With both sides fighting to control the narrative and new revelations

coming to light, the search for truth is more urgent and more complicated than ever. I'm about to

play a clip from Karen the retrial. Follow Karen the retrial on the Wondery app or wherever you get your

podcasts. In his opening statement, prosecutor Hank Brennan didn't just lay out a narrative.

He let Karen Reid tell it herself, using her own voice, her own words from her own interviews.

I mean, I didn't think I'd think in him, but I clicked him. Clip to him and it capacitated him. He didn't think I had him, but I clicked him, could I have tapped him in the knee and incapacitated him?

He didn't look warily wounded as far as I could see, but could I have done something that knocked him out and in his drunkenness and in the cold didn't come to again?

And this would have been the moment you dropped them off at the party.

Yeah, yeah, it would have had to.

The prosecution has played one clip of an interview that Karen Reed gave,

and I guarantee they're going to play more throughout the trial,

because they're helpful to the prosecution.

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