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Prosecutors in the case of Karen Read are asking the judge to exclude testimony about an alleged dog attack from her retrial, which is scheduled to begin early next year. Read, 44, of Mansfield, is accused of hitting her Boston police officer boyfriend, John O'Keefe, with her SUV outside a Canton home on Jan. 29, 2022, and leaving him to die in a snowstorm following a night of drinking.

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00:00 Karen Read Body Language Analysis

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[windywednesday]

❤😮 Wow! I get so much out of these short videos. The way you pinpoint the exact thing you're looking at! Thank you, Greg! ❤

[demurred]

Of course it is now "rehearsed" because she has had to tell it over and over and over.

[jblack]

I really thought this lady was guilty from her demeanor. Then I watched the trial and heard details about what went on in the house. Now I think she's likely innocent.

[GrandmaRobyn]

Please take a look at the trial itself. I would really enjoy your take on Jen McCabe. She is a piece of work indeed!! 😮😮

[wikked]

I find these behavioral analysis videos extremely interesting. The only criticism is i wish a context of the person's crime was provided, but I understand the time constraints within this format.

[v.m.]

Does the interviewer man look like the clock from Beauty and the Beast to anyone else?

[AshleySpeaksU]

I heard eyes go up, down, right, and left, when recalling and up and one direction was false, other is true.

[evaa.]

Drunk, hysterical, angry, more than fifty calling.. Doesn't look like worrying girlfriend at all.
She just wants to escape from this situation now.
Yes, I have seen the trial.

[Metonymy]

Or it looks like that because she's told it a couple of hundred times. Y'all are slipping

[CatherineRintamaki]

I like the Behavior Panel guys. But I watched this trial, I can't get those dog bites out of my mind. Just saying.

[susanlee]

The reason I think is an understandable one for why she didn’t go in is because she has an ileostomy bag. She doesn’t know these people and it could be very embarrassing to have to deal with it in a strangers restroom.
And ….the reaction you men may have is to make a lot of noise and squeal tires when leaving mad. It’s NOT necessarily what a woman in a volatile relationship would do. I wouldn’t. Mad isn’t necessarily always spinning tires and throwing gravel.

[PK-gwrz]

I wish you guys would read the voicemails she left this guy. Poor guy knew he was dealing with a psycho. He was handsome and so kind taking care of his niece and nephew after his sister and her husband died. He just wanted a normal peaceful life and he could have gotten it had this psycho never come across him

[rainbow_rising]

She didn't count the calls - a lot she got to know going through documents with her lawyers. Karen is pissed, John hasn't been the faithful boyfriend for her - she heard at the trial that John only used her as a babysitter. She believe then that he was with a woman - she's really drunk. Go watch the trial instead of seeing the worst in her. Karen didn't do it!

[reajo]

You can go over the case and pick all the lies out from the prosecution witness. Haven't done that though right?

[dogfostermom]

I don’t know if she’s a good perosn or not, but I do see the extreme corruption from the judge down. It is horrible what they have subjected her to. No way it happened the way the prosecution claims.

[belleSally]

She looks like AOC. I can't unsee it 😅

[paullarkin]

Has that stuff about visual, auditory and kinesthetic accessing cues being verified with valid, reliable research?

[_xBrokenxDreamsx_]

this is how we know she's guilty, she fled the scene then established her alibi by trying to contact him from a distance then got her friend to help her 'go look for him' the next morning so that she would have a witness there to see that she 'discovered' his body.

[JI-]

Anyone that seriously thinks the FBI, after commencing an investigation in Aug 22 (over 2 years ago) and finalizing it in Mar 24, would allow KR to go to trial and now a retrial, at significant expense to the tax payer (court time and resources), if the FBI had exculpatory, or any, evidence, to prove she was innocent, and there was an alleged third-party culprit and corruption in her case, needs to seriously assess their lack of rational thinking and intellect.

[anarizmoore]

I need to play catch...who is this person?