This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

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

This is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski.

All right, today we're unpacking more in the Karen Reid trial as it's beginning to get started.

Retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffendaffer.

Who has taken a clear stance, believing the evidence points towards

Karen Reed hitting John O'Keefe with her SUV is with us. The controversy swirling around,

investigative integrity, narrative control, complex injuries, and the official narrative

may be less straightforward than it appears. Jennifer, let's start by questioning the

investigative baseline, the thing that's going to be a big deal in all this. When you have a

lead investigator fired mid-case for misconduct, how is that and how does that typically affect

the reliability of the forensic findings themselves

when your lead is involved in something that doesn't appear all that great and then ends up losing

his job i know not directly for the case it was for drinking technically on the job but i think

we all know the the real reason eventually

why this all went down.

What's your thoughts and all that?

How is this going to affect round two now that he's not employed?

Well, I think a big difference between round one and two concerning Detective Proctor

or Trooper Proctor is that he is fired and i think actually that

could play better for the prosecution and let me tell you why a lot of people have been spinning it

the other way it's because they are going to get to come out now which they weren't able to

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