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Michael Proctor EXPOSED: Karen Read Cop’s Racist Texts Could DISMISS a Murder Case | Lawyers Explain
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Now PlayingMichael Proctor, the fired MSP trooper from the Karen Read case, could now collapse the Myles King murder prosecution. Defense attorney Rosemary Scapicchio’s newly unsealed motion to dismiss argues Proctor’s racist texts, photos, and alleged investigative misconduct infected the entire case.
Today Bob and Ali break the filing down from the defense side: what the motion actually argues, what came off Proctor’s personal cell phone, and why the late discovery disclosures may matter as much as the texts themselves. This is the kind of government misconduct defense attorneys warn about but rarely see laid this bare, and it will reach far beyond a single case.
⚖️ Who Michael Proctor is and how the Karen Read case led here
📱 The court fight to preserve and produce Proctor’s personal phon
🚨 What the October 30 and November 20 disclosures contained, described responsibly
📄 The legal theory: dismissal for egregious government misconduct
🧩 Why the defense says this is cumulative with withheld evidence and grand jury problems
❓ Could this ripple into every case Proctor ever touched
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