Another one is the Jones is at 27 now. New porcelain paving. Looks like Taralis Nordic. Everyone's going Nordic these days. Is the same fella doing it again? Ooh, dark. Baff. He's using Darkbath Seek a jointing compound. Betty's got a trade account at you, son. Terralis porcelain paving from £22 per square metre and seek a fast-fit jointing compound at 2999 each plus get 10% off

if you buy two tubs all trade prices xvat at 20%. So now you can keep up with the Joneses and

the evanses. This is the Hidden Killers podcast with Tony Bruske and continuing coverage of

the case against Karen Reid.

It is time to review. Day 8 of the trial of Karen Reed. Day 8 was the 2nd of May 2025,

and it was the kind of cross-examination that should have come with a warning label. By the time the defense attorney Alan Jackson finally stepped away

from the podium, Jennifer McCabe had been through the legal equivalent of a high-speed crash,

accusations, flying intentions question, timelines picked apart, but here's the thing. For all the

fire and fury in that courtroom on May 2nd, what Jackson delivered wasn't exactly the kind of take down the defense might have hoped for.

Because when you strip away the tone, the drama, and the insinuation, what you're loved with is a witness who didn't waver on the facts that mattered.

And a defense strategy increasingly dependent on smoke rather than substance.

I'm Tony Bruske.

Be sure to tell me what you think about this case in the comments, what you think about

day eight.

Yes, we can certainly disagree.

There is nothing wrong with that.

All we ask is that your comments make sense that they're not just a bunch of

is he's innocent she's guilty for karen reed look her up but like okay give me a little

substance here um thoughts why do you disagree why do you agree that's how we learn that's how

we communicate we're not seven-year-olds here.

I know some places they are, but we don't do that.

So if you want to comment, that's the only caveat to it.

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