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How the Karen Read Defense Team Poked MASSIVE Holes in the Prosecution's Case, with Peter Tragos
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14:19Now PlayingMegyn Kelly is joined by Peter Tragos, the "Lawyer You Know" on YouTube, to talk about the significance of confusion over internet searches in the Karen Read trials, the questions about the taillight and the car data, the curious state of the deceased body, and more.
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Prosecutor would not ethically prosecute case due to police investigation failures
Police predetermined guilt before investigation and exhibited confirmation bias
Law enforcement and prosecutors at fault for case preparation and investigation
Medical examiner could not determine death was from car accident
Victim's injuries inconsistent with being hit by vehicle at 24 mph
Digital evidence timing disputed by competing experts, impossible to prove beyond reasonable doubt
Digital forensics reports from different programs gave conflicting results
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