The Karen Read Murder Trial: Canton Confidential
NBC10 BostonNightly coverage of the Karen Read murder trial and her allegations of a cover-up over the killing of her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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- Flawed Legal Analysis
I found some good aspects to this show, but I also was frustrated by some flaws I perceived in the legal analysis. I am writing this review after hearing one of the panel say that “you can’t have circumstantial evidence for a first or second degree murder charge.” That’s just an incorrect statement of the law. Intent in murder cases is often adduced through circumstantial evidence. Another frustration I had with the legal analysis is what I perceived as shifting the burden to the defense.
Apple Podcasts2Shannontv13
United States5 months ago - Canton Confidential is the best (LOVE SUE!)
My husband and I have watched Canton Confidential every day for the second trial. The hosts JC and Glenn ask great questions of the guests, and overall do a fantastic job of navigating this complex and crazy case. It is obvious they try to be as neutral as possible. I also love viewer questions. Sue is the BEST courtroom insider and general awesome human being. I also find Morjieta Derisier and Michael Coyne to be really insightful and helpful in their commentary. Margaret McLean is newer to the... more
Apple Podcasts5emily_zoeyUnited States5 months ago - The retired judge is so biased
I LOVE SUE - she gets 5 stars <3, however that retired judge is wild - I’m so glad he is retired and no one ever has to go before him in a courtroom ever again. He is SO biased it’s insane. Is he watching the same case we are????? His comments about the judge, prosecution, and defense are so offensive and biased. I’ve stopped watching your show because of him. I hope you find a better “expert court witness” if you ever do another series like this. His clear bias, on a National News network is gr... more
Apple Podcasts1a lil lost lolUnited States5 months ago - Judge Lou?
Is a BIASED moron
Apple Podcasts1ryannlynnUnited States5 months ago - Best coverage of the trial
Kudos to the team who puts this together
Apple Podcasts5SRubinroitUnited States5 months ago
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Focus is given to nightly coverage of the high-profile Karen Read murder trial, which examines the complexities surrounding the fatal incident involving Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe. Various legal perspectives are presented, offering insights into the trial's developments, prosecution, and defense strategies. Notable themes include discussions on prosecutorial ethics, police misconduct, jury deliberations, and the emotional impact of the case on families and the community. Unique in its approach, the coverage integrates real-time legal analysis and perspectives from those directly involved in the trial, including jurors and legal experts, providing listeners with in-depth insights that are often not available in mainstream media.
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