Somethings Off
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Karen Read Civil Case, Proctor emails, Vanity Fair photos, JP Miller indicted and so much more
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December 19, 2025
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1:46:33Now PlayingThe holidays are in full swing, so you'd think the news would slow down. It's not. It actually feels like it's ramping up. It's an advent calendar of true crime news on the daily and Mel and Rebecca are here to discuss and dish a little.
In this episode the team breaks down the back-and-forth in the O'Keefe civil suit against Karen Read, new information dripping out about the contents of Michael Proctor's emails, and who is affected by his misconduct, those photos of all the president's men (and women) in Vanity Fair, the Sean Goode suspension letter, data scraping the McAlberts fundraiser, Corri Hopkins is back with a bombshell about Nick Guarino's testimony, and JP Miller is indicted on federal cyberstalking charges in the death of his estranged wife, Mica Miller.
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