Nancy King

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Paul O'Keefe described the January 29 hospital aftermath and identified people, vehicles, and snow-removal activity in Ring videos from the Meadows Ave. home.

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Counsel agreed to premark Exhibits 26 through 159 before the court session.

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Counsel agreed to premark photographs, a Cellebrite extraction report, and a motor-vehicle rendering; two jacket photographs were marked for identification.

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Agreed photographs and a dash-cam thumb drive were entered into evidence; the judge instructed jurors on evaluating testimony, video, and audio.

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Defense counsel used synchronized dash-cam video and Flematti's records to test his recollection of the emergency response and what he reported about a possible vehicle strike.

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Cross-examination covered Woodbury's Section 12 transport of Karen Read and his observations of John O'Keefe's arm injuries; a redacted photograph was admitted as Exhibit 382.

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The court renumbered admitted exhibits, set handling requirements for records and videos, and confirmed a future voir dire concerning Sergeant Lank.

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Lieutenant Gallagher described snowy scene processing, the collection of blood and glass, and videos of the scene and police sally port.

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Goode described two early-morning 911 calls, dispatch to 34 Fairview, severe snow conditions, and the admission of the recorded calls.

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Goode was questioned about report face sheets carrying different photographs; limited face-sheet excerpts and a taillight photograph were admitted, and he said he did not know who added the later image.

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Camerano described January 28 plans with John O’Keefe, the C.F. McCarthy’s visit, and his next-morning return to One Meadows Ave.; text and video exhibits were admitted.

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Camerano described Read’s early-morning calls about O’Keefe and authenticated call and text records admitted as Exhibits 51 and 52.

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Rebecca Trayers described the Waterfall and its January 28 video, recalled serving John O’Keefe a beer, and authenticated video and receipt exhibits.

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Chris Albert's cross-examination focused on Waterfall timing, text messages with John O’ Keefe, photographs at John O’ Keefe's property, and his account of returning home.

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Nicole Albert recounted the Waterfall gathering, the later gathering at 34 Fairview Road, and the next morning’s police contact; eight exterior photographs of the home were admitted.

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Nicole Albert was questioned about the household timeline, omitted names in earlier accounts, Chloe, and disputed morning calls; a stipulated 34 Fairview graphic was admitted as Exhibit 66.

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Defense cross-examined Brian Albert on prior statements, the Waterfall and 34 Fairview Road, his phone upgrade, and calls with Brian Higgins.

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Albert was questioned about witness preparation, his relationship with Michael Proctor, phone and text-message evidence, and injuries shown in an admitted February 2022 photograph.

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Defense counsel tested McCabe's SUV observations, memory of earlier statements, and February 1 group texts with members of the Albert family.

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Cross-examination challenged McCabe's prior accounts, phone records, and group texts; she denied deleting calls or coordinating a story.

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Brian Higgins described his January 28-29 movements, his brief time at 34 Fairview Road, and text-message exchanges with John O'Keefe and Karen Read that were admitted into evidence.

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Brian Higgins was questioned about his relationships, January 29 phone and keycard records, and the extraction and later disposal of his phone.

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O'Hara described SERT's blizzard search, recovery of taillight pieces and a sneaker, documentation, and limits on the search and GPS mapping.

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Hartnett described her forensic work on the Lexus SUV and clothing items, including a human-hair determination, reported blood-testing results, and a prior proficiency-test remediation.

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Hartnett corrected the date of her sally-port examination and described limits on vehicle swabs, pooled collections, untested Solo-cup swabs, and pre-laboratory evidence-history information.

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Vallier described physical-match analysis, authenticated photographs of laboratory items, and testified that an assembled piece matched the taillight; defense preserved a foundation objection at sidebar.

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Vallier described mechanical-fit analysis and testified that reconstructed Piece 1 and the taillight housing had once been part of the same larger unit.

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Bukhenik described evidence collection, Read's reported interview statements, and surveillance evidence; the court addressed foundation and chain-of-custody disputes.

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Bukhenik described snowmelt searches and recovered items at 34 Fairview Road, while the court admitted extensive photo and physical exhibits and addressed missing Ring video and DNA-swab testimony.

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Proctor described the evidence collection and vehicle processing, then acknowledged derogatory personal texts about Read while denying they affected his investigation.

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Proctor acknowledged offensive texts about Read and faced detailed questioning about his relationships, investigative steps, and handling of video and evidence, while denying bias affected the case.

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Tully described oversight of the investigation, the SERT search and recovery of a sneaker and plastic pieces at 34 Fairview Road, and evidence handling; three physical-evidence exhibits were admitted.

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Tully described surveillance video and phone-location records, explained their limits, and authenticated Exhibits 572 through 576.

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Tully qualified the timing information associated with his RTT range-map depiction after an RTT record sheet was marked for identification.

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Trooper Joseph Paul presented crash-reconstruction evidence, including scene mapping, Lexus testing, and vehicle-control-history data that he said contained a point consistent with a pedestrian strike.

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Defense counsel challenged Trooper Paul's reconstruction methods, including Techstream data, scene mapping, collision calculations, and his account of the taillight contact.

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Cellebrite expert Ian Whiffin testified that a 2:27 browser-state timestamp showed tab focus, not the timing of the cold-related searches, and described his opinion that the records were not user-deleted.

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Dr. Russell gave a proposed animal-injury opinion on John O'Keefe's arm wounds as the court examined her qualifications, review, and report preparation.

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Guarino presented phone, voicemail, and location-data evidence; Judge Cannone excluded a Google search for DUI attorneys from the Commonwealth's case-in-chief.

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The court sent the revised verdict slip and supplemental instruction to the jury, preserved the prior Count 2 slip for identification, and suspended deliberations until the next morning.

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Jessica Hyde testified that a Safari tab timestamp did not mark when the "hos long to die in cold" search was made, placing it at about 6:24 a.m.; she also opined that neither the search nor older call-log entries were user-deleted.

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Defense challenged Ms. Hyde's reports on phone activity, the 2:27:40 timestamp, and evidence handling; she acknowledged limits in artifacts she had not reviewed and agreed that the phone was not isolated according to the preservation practice she described.