This is the Hidden Killers podcast with Tony Bruske and continuing coverage of the case against Karen Reid.

Another week down in the trial of Karen Reid.

It's only been two weeks, right?

Is that what we're on?

That was the first.

Yeah, that was the third full week.

Okay.

So like the first, remember we we i don't think we went on

monday it started on tuesday yeah that wasn't a full week and so we've had two full weeks in the four

days yeah it's it's been feeling like months uh just oh my no question dude i know you're covering it

live uh every day um It's been a lot.

I'm just going to throw it to you. And since we last talked, how do you think it's going thus far for both sides?

Let's start for the defense of Karen Reid. For the defense, you know, I think in terms of the last, like, if I'm sticking to this

week, I feel like, you know, Yuri Buchanek or Buchanick, however you want to pronounce it, is,

I mean, like, it was clearly the position of Hank Brennan that he was going to be put on the stand to take the bullets for the whole team.

It seems pretty clear to me that they're not going to be calling Proctor in their case in chief.

I'd be surprised if they did at this point because, I mean, he's just had Buchanick up there taking all the heat for all the cops.

And I thought in terms of like an evaluation, I think that Jackson's been very efficient.

I think he's been even keeled.

He hasn't been, you know, trying to be overly dramatic, you know, because there's a lot of points to be scored for the defense with regards to the investigation, man. I mean, no matter what you think about the case overall, I mean, if you're looking at it honestly and you're walking away from the trial thinking

that that was a good police investigation, you're fooling yourself because it just wasn't.

You know, it's like got enough cop friends and cop colleagues and the YouTube's.

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