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It was the biggest trial of 2025 and the most divisive in court TV history. It ended with hundreds of supporters cheering a not guilty verdict outside the courthouse

as Karen Reid came down the front steps.

The jury said prosecutors did not prove that she struck John O'Keefe with her SUV despite the broken tail light.

Well now that taillight has been fixed and the famous black SUV is ready for auction.

Who would buy it and how much would they pay?

Meanwhile, in the same courthouse in Massachusetts, Brian Walsh enters.

The husband now accused of murdering his wife, Anna, a devoted mother who vanished without a trace on New Year's Day.

Prosecutors say his internet searches, his movements and the bloody evidence found in their home reveal a chilling, calculated plan.

Walsh admitted getting rid of her body,

but claims she just died and he did not kill her.

The defense insists the case is circumstantial

that almost every clue can be misinterpreted.

But the jury sees the photos, here's the experts,

and feels the weight of three children left behind.

As testimony unfolds, one question hangs in the air.

Why would a man dispose of his wife's body if she died of natural causes?

But first, in an Oklahoma college town, the community was shaken when beloved teen athlete

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