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Karen Read's lead attorney drills Brian Albert on the stand during cross-examination; the Defense contends that John O'Keefe was beaten up inside the Albert family home and then dumped in the front lawn in the freezing cold during a blizzard.
Karen Read's lead attorney drills Brian Albert on the stand during cross-examination; the Defense contends that John O'Keefe was beaten up inside the Albert family home and then dumped in the front lawn in the freezing cold during a blizzard.
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S1, EP46 "Remembering All That Had Happened"Cross-examination continues on Nicole Albert; John O'Keefe, a veteran Boston cop, is found unconscious on her lawn during a blizzard; Nicole is asked to recollect the hours leading up to the time first responders arrived on her property.
Killer Or Cover-Up Murder Trial
S1, EP47 "Brian Albert"The jury listens to the patriarch of the Albert family; Brian Albert is with a group of friends at a bar the night John O'Keefe is found unconscious on his snowy front lawn during a blizzard.
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S1, EP48 "Utter Shock"Details about the hours leading up to the time of O'Keefe's death are told again to jurors in Karen Read's murder trial; this time the memory recall comes from Brian Albert, the property owner where O'Keefe's body is found.
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S1, EP49 "Questions for the Albert Family Patriarch"Karen Read's lead attorney drills Brian Albert on the stand during cross-examination; the Defense contends that John O'Keefe was beaten up inside the Albert family home and then dumped in the front lawn in the freezing cold during a blizzard.
Killer Or Cover-Up Murder Trial
S1, EP45 "The Link Back to the Albert Family"In Karen Read's murder trial, jurors listen to more testimony from Nicole Albert; it is at the home Nicole shares with her husband, where John O'Keefe's unconscious body is found on the snowy front lawn.
Killer Or Cover-Up Murder Trial
S1, EP44 "Nicole Albert"Prosecutors continue to bring in more members of the influential Albert family to testify in their case against Karen Read; on the stand is Nicole Albert, who was with John O'Keefe and her girlfriend Karen Read that night at a local bar.
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S1, EP43 "A Blogger's Attorney Addresses the Court"Legal issues over an independent journalist covering Karen Read's murder trial pause court testimony; the blogger cover the case for months and is in the courtroom for trial proceedings.
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S1, EP42 "Albert Family Connection With Lead Investigator"Julie Albert is on the stand under cross-examination; she was with both the defendant and her boyfriend, John O'Keefe hours before he was found unresponsive in the front yard of the Albert family home.
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