Someone on here recommended watching with Emily D Baker and I love her now so thankyou!
I absolutely love her! She’s so knowledgeable but also cracks me up with her reactionsSomeone on here recommended watching with Emily D Baker and I love her now so thankyou!
Same!!! I listen to her each day and then Lawyer You Know in the evening for his recaps.I absolutely love her! She’s so knowledgeable but also cracks me up with her reactions![]()
Have y'all seen Aussie Insiders' compilations of different attorneys' reactions to things happening in court? I like to fast forward through them to get to Emily. She is hilarious in her reactions. This one is more serious, but I love her explanation at the 20-minute mark of the prosecution's theory. Some of the other compilations are more entertaining.I absolutely love her! She’s so knowledgeable but also cracks me up with her reactions![]()
Thank God someone else thinks she is likely guilty. I think it was most probably an accident and she didn't realise she did it or she knew she hit him but didn't realise he was badly hurt. The phone temptress data was pretty damming imo.I'm watching on Court TV, channel 163 on my smart TV. Live from the court, knowledgeable presenters all very closely related to the law, with amazing interviewees, barristers, retired and active judges, police commissionaires etc. Astonishingly strong and biassed opinions voiced (for and against) that would never be allowed in the wishy-washy UK. I watched almost every minute of the first trail and I'm watching as much as I can of this second one.
I think she's guilty, but I think it was a terrible accident, and I think the realization that she'd caused his death niggled away at her and came later. Most women, if their boyfriend goes to a party and doesn't go home, might think he was in bed with another woman, not jump to the conclusion that he's dead in the snow.
I think the conspiracy theory is bull.
I'd like to see KR found guilty of manslaughter a) because I think she is, and b) because she's an arrogant, smirking, publicity-seeking, rabble-rousing, manipulator.
edited: to add smug
edited again: this time to say I watch from the start of the Court day which is 2pm here until I flake out, roundabout now!
It wasn’t 200 deleted calls though, it was the calls that ‘fell off’ the recent history because it only holds 200 at a time. So she received and made more than the record could hold during those 3 days that the system deleted them off the recent history.I think the interviews were a terrible idea. Most likely done as they thought it was definitely going to be a not guilty verdict and what they’ve ended up with is this footage coming out during the retrial. I don’t think Karen comes across as a likeable person but it’s not down to whether she’s liked or not.
Yesterday’s mess up with the shoe and Bukhenik’s testimony is just another example of how bad this case has been from start to finish.
Conspiracy wise… it really only needs a few people and it’s coming from the top down. Jen McCabe seems to have put herself in the middle of everything - 200 deleted calls in the space of that couple of days is sus AF. Also the text about “if she pleads it will go away if she doesn’t it will be an episode” before there was ever an arrest made.
I go by Occam’s razor the simplest answer is the right answer in general but there’s always an exception to the rule. So far the commonwealth still hasn’t proven it beyond a reasonable doubt. The fact ARCCA went to the extent of building a cannon and still couldn’t replicate anything to suggest John was hit by a car was enough for me.
If you delete a call from the call log an earlier one takes its place though, it stores a lot more than 200 in CallHistory.storedata.dbIt wasn’t 200 deleted calls though, it was the calls that ‘fell off’ the recent history because it only holds 200 at a time. So she received and made more than the record could hold during those 3 days that the system deleted them off the recent history.
She's a nosey busybody, that's why. She should have admitted to being one when she was giving evidence, but she may not be self-aware to recognise that's that's what she is.If you delete a call from the call log an earlier one takes its place though, it stores a lot more than 200 in CallHistory.storedata.db
There were calls to John O’Keefe between 12:29 and 12:50 that disappeared. Jen McCabe said it was 1 call but there were 7 and if it had just been butt dials there would have been voicemails with them like the one where you could hear Karen’s car reverse sensors then her walking into the garage.
Jen McCabe is the common denominator in a lot of parts of this. Like when she went to tell Erin Beatty to shut her mouth or put a fool in it because she was saying Colin Albert asked for a ride from Fairview that night.
I don’t understand why she’d be involved like that or asking for screenshots of messages etc if she had nothing to do with any of it.
He’s so smug and smarmy. That comment about how English is his third language - if it’s that bad how did you function working in the USMC with presidential helicopters?Bukhenik is absolutely awful. Surely detrimental to the CW.
Only when he’s being questioned by the clown AJ. He knows what AJ is trying to do and he’s not back down on it, good on him I say.Bukhenik is absolutely awful. Surely detrimental to the CW.
Andrea Burkhardt and Uncivil Law are streaming. I like EDB, but will also pop over to those two. I tried Melanie Little, but cannot stand her much anymore, she is too witchy for me.I’ve given up watching with Emily, way too much of her talking. I loved her previously but not so much now. Trying a lady called Melanie Little now. Any other recs of lives to watch?
I’ll give them a look, thank you. These texts are very tedious to listen toAndrea Burkhardt and Uncivil Law are streaming. I like EDB, but will also pop over to those two. I tried Melanie Little, but cannot stand her much anymore, she is too witchy for me.
AJ is just doing what defense attorneys do. It would be nice if we could say the same for these investigators. Normally in the US, when a fellow officer dies, they go above and beyond to be precise and meticulous. If you ran a proper investigation, the questions would be really easy to answer.Only when he’s being questioned by the clown AJ. He knows what AJ is trying to do and he’s not back down on it, good on him I say.
Defense attorneys can question witnesses without being condescending jerks. Even if Bukenik is being one, AJ shouldn’t lower himself to do it back.AJ is just doing what defense attorneys do. It would be nice if we could say the same for these investigators. Normally in the US, when a fellow officer dies, they go above and beyond to be precise and meticulous. If you ran a proper investigation, the questions would be really easy to answer.