Said it was the only ones fighting for the truth of what happened to John O'Keefe. And me and my family and my attorneys and my team have marshalled every resource to get to the truth. It just feels like no one else wants it. You can't just be clear. You didn't do it. We know who did it, Steve. We know. And we know who spearheaded this cover-up. You all know.

Yes, we do. And no, she didn't do it. No, she didn't do it.

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Okay. How is everybody? Happy Thursday. I wanted to talk to you today about the red flags in the

Karen Reed case. If you don't know who Karen Reed is, Karen Reed has been charged with second-degree murder of her police officer boyfriend, John O'Keefe.

Reed is accused of hitting O'Keefe in January of 2022 with her car and leaving him to die in the snow in front of friends

house.

After the couple shared a night of drinks, the case has amassed a group of supporters and detractors alike.

The former asserting Reed was framed and the detractors arguing the state has got it right and Reed is guilty.

So before I get into some of what I see as the red flags, I want to thank my moderators.

Murder by Maestro. It's Miss Shorty.

Tommy.

And, of course, the Society page for moderating the chat.

Please keep it civil. All right, and I'm going to go into your comments.

Let's get into your comments.

And back up your opinion.

That's what those are the two things I ask.

Got some interesting comments. First, from Come Down. Personally,

whether I was guilty or innocent, I would take any opportunity to dismiss the case.

Really come down? So you'd be okay with having the suspicion of murder kind of hang

over you for the rest of your life, never really proving your innocence, never getting the public to see any of the real evidence in the case and only really seeing the

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