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Killer Or Cover-Up Murder Trial
S1, EP81 "Confession At The Crime Scene"
Karen Read's attorney had more questions for one of the State's key witnesses, Jennifer McCabe. She was with the defendant when John O'Keefe was found in the snow. The movement of Karen Read's black Lexus SUV was critical to the State's case. McCabe was adamant that the defendant practically confessed to hitting her boyfriend when they found him in the snow. That was what first responders also claimed to hear when they were at the scene.
S1, EP82 "Details To The 911 Call"
Karen Read's defense tried to discredit the State's key witness. According to Jennifer McCabe, the defendant was the one who admitted that she hit her boyfriend, John O'Keefe, with her car. The Defense brought up the 911 call McCabe made that morning. Before McCabe took the stand, no one else had claimed that read and O'Keefe got into a fight before he died. This aligned with the State's allegation that the defendant killed him because their relationship became strained.
S1, EP83 "Cracked SUV Tail Light"
Jennifer McCabe told jurors that Karen Read's SUV had a cracked taillight. She was on the stand testifying about what happened when she and Karen Read got to the scene and eventually discovered John O'Keefe in the snow. Prosecutors believe the defendant used that car to hit him and then left him to die. During this long cross-examination, McCabe denied deleting text messages and phone logs in the days after O'Keefe's death.
S1, EP84 "Challenging The State's Key Witness"
The sparring between Karen Read's attorney and the prosecution's key witness was not over yet. Under cross-examination, Jennifer McCabe continued to deny that she and her family took part in a cover-up linked to the death of John O'Keefe. Jurors listened to what a key witness did in the days following John O'Keefe's death. The defense was trying to show that Jennifer McCabe's actions and statements to police were suspicious. But she denied that she was trying to cover anything up.
