This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

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

Was she playing Sherlock?

Was she going, you know, this is the last place I saw him.

I didn't see him go in the house, even though she says she did later. But in reality, I don't believe she saw him. I didn't see him go in the house, even though she says she did later.

But in reality, I don't believe she saw him go in the house because he didn't go in the house.

Yeah.

And was that just all of those pieces coming together going, I got to look in that area.

And I'm hoping he's there.

But I'm going to say, there he is, there he is, even though you can't see him at that moment in time. They literally had to dig him out of the snow. And, you know, an body object that size, and you got a lot of snow drifting, you're not going to see anything. It's like I've said it before. It's like you got lawn tools out in your yard and then

the first snow comes in. It's like, oh, there's my shovel. You discover next spring or whatever.

It's, it's, that's how that works. So the fact that she knew to make a beeline to him right at that

moment, that's a hard one. What's your thoughts? It's a hard one. Yeah, it's another bizarre aspect to this that, as you say, it doesn't bode well for her. You know, when you add it all up, did I hit him? Did I hit him? I think I hit him. Could I have hit him? And, oh, by the way, there's the body that no one else could see. Yeah, it's, it's significant.

What does it say about her the fact that she's, you know, could he be cheating on me,

which seemed to be an overwhelming theme with her in the relationship, always paranoid,

very afraid that John's going to leave her or whatever, those sort of elements to it.

And when we know more about Karen, when we see the way she's acted in the documentary, I mean, one could say there's a lot of narcissistic traits going on here.

To me, it follows a bit of a pattern of okay they're going to act this way they're probably

going to act that way too and then her her lack of taking any sort of responsibility here and

just blaming it on the very people who were actually trying to help her find him that morning

yeah exactly what does that speak of the greater, the greater picture here of Karen Reed?

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