LIVE! Jury Wants To Hang In Karen Read Trial - Judge Won't Let Them? Why Would Read Want That?

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• PA

  @paytensplace5046 · 2 years ago

  As someone who started watching this with 0 knowledge of the case, I do not see how ANYONE could find her guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. This is so crazy to me!

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• RO

  @RoseTPBTarot · 2 years ago

  They never even proved he was killed by a car.  So crazy

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• JU

  @JustSew-o5j · 2 years ago

  There is just something about Brian Higgins and Albert getting rid of their phones. And Jen McCabe googling “hos long to die in the cold” at 2AM

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• JO

  @JojoCharli · 2 years ago

  I believe the only reason the jury is struggling is due to the fact that the judge seems to have gone out of her way to make the jury confused not with the facts or evidence but the jury instructions and convoluted charges. I 100% blame the judge

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• MO

  @Moon_Flower_TR · 2 years ago

  I hope those jurors realize they might need $1M for their own defense if these cops try to frame them for something.

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• RE

  @rebelred5526 · 2 years ago

  We cannot be fooled; cars don’t bite, they bruise!

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• BE

  @beachgirl4truth · 2 years ago (edited)

  In hindsight, I wish AJ would’ve spent MORE time defining and emphasizing the absolute IMPORTANCE of “reasonable DOUBT” during his closing arguments!!  That said, Turtleboy’s video of the McAlberts confronting, assaulting, and threatening him in public just a few days ago, proved to me that they are a close knit group of entitled bullies that think they’re above the law!!  This encounter was was in broad daylight when they were likely sober, so I can only imagine how they act when drunk, behind closed doors!!😡PRAYING for Karen Read.🙏🙏

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• MA

  @maureenforan5962 · 2 years ago

  FEDs need to sort this.

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• MA

  @maureenforan5962 · 2 years ago

  Who wants a HUG......All of us.

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• JE

  @jeaninea5029 · 2 years ago

  I imagine all those jurors who live in that town are thinking about their own safety with all these crooked cops on the force.

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• DU

  @dudemorris7769 · 2 years ago

  The longest jury I sat on had more than 100 witnesses, many were on & off the bench in 4 or 5 questions, & lasted more than 3 weeks. I was the only hold out & it was 100% on the actual evidence the state didn’t have, not any hair, blood, dna, fingerprints, nothing to prove the young man was at the scene of the crime. I believed his mother & 2 elderly neighbors who all stated he was sitting at the house; on the porch while they played a card game, & he sat with them & ate dinner his mother made him. This was going on while crime was committed & due to the woman having this card game every single week, same time, for many years, I believed the mother & her bridge partners on their time line. Turned out, it wasn’t the younger brother, who was on trial for a life sentence, and he was innocent. Every one else had wanted to convict him, I was the only hold out & I’m so happy that I went with my own intuition & it saved that young man’s life. His brother was later convicted of the crime that he was on trial with originally.

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• YU

  @YukonAML · 2 years ago (edited)

  If someone is deadlocked I am convinced it means they read rumours on the case. I have watched the trial with zero prior knowledge and no outside news and it is impossible to not see this as extreme reasonable doubt

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