Laborer, crime label technician in Karen Read Retrial statements

Dedham, mass. (WLNE) – On Monday, the juries heard of a crime laboratory technician and a paramedic who had appointed the first aiders at night John O'keefe to the Fairview Road.

Defender David Yanetti began the day to examine the technician.

He asked questions about the evidence in the Good Samaritan Hospital in Brockton, where John O'keefe was treated as.

The Canton of paramedics Katie McLaughhlin also acted and remembered the moments when she arrived at the scene and what she heard repeatedly.

“I asked if there was a significant trauma that was preceded by this, and she replied with a number of statements that she repeated:” I struck him. I struck him, “said McLaughlin.” And a police officer asked: “She what?” She repeated it again: 'I struck him.' “

According to WCVB WCVB from Boston, Sarah Levinson, who visited Albert's house, said no arguments or fights in the house that night, and she saw nothing suspicious in the yard when she went.