Karen Read trial: Prosecutors point to hair on bumper as evidence | Banfield

Crime scene analysts testified Monday about the SUV prosecutors say Karen Read was driving more than two years ago when she allegedly backed into her Boston police officer boyfriend and left him to die in a snowbank. Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg joins "Banfield" to discuss.

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[minutemandiner]

What was the gift again for the lead investigator? asking for a friend

[dsinavich]

Hey Ashley. ...you are right we have had crazy Blizzard winters here in Winnipeg, nothing would stick to the car ... except Deborah 🇨🇦

[afrodeity]

Just the fact that he was allegedly hit with enough force to kill him and NOBODY of ALL those guests coming in and out of the house (and looking out the window) saw nor heard ANYTHING, is enough. Especially since many who testified were either at the window or outside the house the exact time the hit and run supposedly occurred.

[TheodoreBagwell-gr]

Hos long can a hair stick to a bumper in a blizzard?