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We are on the record breaking down the biggest moments from inside the courtroom of the Karen

Reid murder retrial.

I'm your host, Cody Thomas.

It's week two, and this case just got more technical, more emotional, and a lot more personal.

This week, the spotlight turned to forensics, Google searches, and key witness testimony

with tensions high on both sides.

If you're just now joining us, let's get you caught up on the case.

I'm declaring a mistrial in this case. After deliberating in Dedham over five days, a mistrial in the case

against Karen Reid. We will not stop fighting. We have no quit.

Reid is the college professor accused of killing her Boston police officer boyfriend John O'Keefe, hitting him with her SUV after a night of drinking.

Free care, read, free care, read! She claims she's being framed in a massive police cover-up and that O'Keefe was fatally beaten inside a fellow officer's home.

It's a case that has divided a community.

We believe that the past for Justice John O'Keefe.

The jury of six men and six women visited the crime scene and heard testimony from 74 witnesses

during the nine-week trial. And all of a sudden, Karen said, there he is, there he is.

Let me the F out of this car, and she started kicking the door. I hit him, I hit him. She repeated,

I hit him. And then she was saying, did I hit him?

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