You're listening to live courtroom coverage of the trial of Karen Reed from the Hidden

Killers podcast and True Crime Today. Now, back to the courtroom.

You are unmuted.

Receive, court is in session.

All right. I appreciate you all getting back here.

During the luncheon break, I received word from a court officer that the jury had knocked on the door,

indicating that they had a verdict.

But before I could even summons everybody into court, you know, shortly thereafter,

they knocked again and said they didn't have a verdict. So I asked the court officer to tell

them to put that verdict slip in an envelope and seal it and to give it to us, Paul, do you have it?

Thank you.

I haven't seen this. It's been sealed.

I'm now going to seal it in the legal sense.

So this is sealed.

No one will have access to it.

It will be preserved and made part of this record. I'm going to ask it to be

marked for identification with the word jury, Chrissy, just to keep it separate and apart from everything else.

So it's marked for ID with the word jury. All right. So, Mark.

So we do not have a verdict because, as we all know, there is no verdict until it is announced

and recorded in open court.

So we are still awaiting a verdict.

Because it took a while to pull this together, I would ask that everybody remain in the

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