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You Won’t Believe What Jennifer McCabe Admitted Next Karen Read Trial
Refresh your memory with this compilation of Jen McCabe’s 'standout' testimony from the 2025 Karen Read retrial, paired with live insights from DutyRon & Ed Wallace. We’ve pulled the most quiz-worthy moments—her descriptions of calls, observations about Karen’s behavior, and that infamous “not falling-down drunk” line—to help you answer our forensic and trial-watcher questions. At the same time, we await the jury’s verdict.
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