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

All right, whenever you're ready, Mr. Brennan.

Thank you, Your Honor.

Thank you, Your Honor. Thank you, Your Honor. Good afternoon, Mrs. McKay. Good afternoon.

I want you to briefly tell us your memory of the weather when you first arrived at Fairview,

when you left at Fairview, and when you

return the next morning a little after 6 a.m. Okay. When I arrived at Fairview on the

evening, early hours of the 29th, the snow is falling, you know, just starting to fall,

starting to stick to the street and onto the wind chills.

When I left Fairview, it had, you know, accumulated more where my husband had to wipe the windows.

And then the following morning when we were driving there, it was dark and the snow was like coming at the car.

Like, it was very hard to see.

When you return the next morning, we've seen video from the dash cam.

The elements, the visibility, is that fairly depicted in that dash cam?

Yes.

I mean, obviously it was lit more because of the lighting and the spotlights, etc.

From the moment that you first saw John until you went into your sister's home,

is it fair to say a number of different first responders arrived?

Yes.

When the first responders arrived, did you see a number of different first responders arrived? Yes. When the first responders arrived,

did you see a number of different vehicles arrive? I did, yes. Did any of them have their sirens on? Not that I recall. Ambulance, fire truck, police cars, do you remember ever any

siren on at all? Not that I recall now.

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