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The Karen Read Mord Retrial will be back at the meeting on Monday, after a fiery week in court, which included the certificate and the cross -interpretation of the key witness Jennifer McCabe.

Jurors were announced on Friday that they would expect a whole day in court every day this week.

The things that were stopped on Friday with the testimony of a forensic scientist from the Massachusetts State Police Crime Laboratory Hannah Knowles. Knowles said that due to blood in the Good Samaritan Hospital, the blood alcohol content of Read, when the public prosecutor suspects that she met O'keefe, could be between 0.14 and 0.28, “said Knowles.

Knowles was the next witness, the Jennifer McCabe – known for leading the “Hos Long to Street in Cold” Google Search for three days.

McCabe is considered the central figure in the case because it was one of the two people who were with read when O'keefe was found. So far, she has been much different in the second process – she seems to be friendlier, she smiles during her certificate and puts eye contact with the jury and smiles in general when she does.

The witness Jennifer McCabe and the defender Alan Jackson had several heated stock exchanges last week during their intersection in the Karen Read Mord. Here is a summary because we expect the certificate from Monday.

McCabe said that she remembered telling a first aider: “I beat him. I beat him. I beat him.”

Defender Alan Jackson later asked McCabe's memory on this point and said that that was not what she told a big jury.

“Not even, Ms. McCabe, you ever used the expression” I hit him “because it refers to my customer in front of a big jury on April 26, 2022, not even,” he said.

McCabe replied: “I would have to read the 227 pages to see.”

Read has not guilty to have beaten her friend with her SUV O'keefe, her friend and let him die. Shortly after his body was found, McCabe said Google search about hypothermia on Wednesday, “Hos Lang to die in cold” – at the request of Read.

The defense claimed that McCabe used to search the search in the morning, which was repeated on Wednesday after court.

“I didn't say Jen that he should do a Google search. I certainly didn't tell her that she should do it at 2:27 a.m.,” said Read reporter.

The defense claims that reading was framed as part of a conspiracy.