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Karen Read retrial: Star witness Jen McCabe testifies Read was 'hysterical' | Banfield
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19:04Now PlayingMark Bederow, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor, joins NewsNation to analyze the sixth day of testimony in the Karen Read murder retrial. Defense attorneys pointed to victim John O'Keefe's iPhone movement and Face ID unlock, challenging the prosecution’s claim that he never made it inside the house where a party was taking place. Prosecution witness Jennifer McCabe again testified that Read was "hysterical" and allegedly said, "Did I hit him?" after O'Keefe went missing. But the defense insists McCabe is covering for others who were in the house that night.
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