Karen Read Case key investigator, which was asked about the cocktail glass theory

An Sergeant of the state police in Massachusetts, who played a key role in the investigation that led to Karen Read, said on Thursday that he had announced to other authorities at an early stage that John O'Keefe might have been hit in the face with barglass, which led to injuries on his face and head.

However, the investigators ultimately claimed that read their Boston Cop friend with the back of their Lexus SUV and fled out of the scene and made him die in the cold on January 29, 2022.

Defender Alan Jackson got SGT. Yuri Bukhenik to admit on Thursday that he called the medical examiner's office and said that there was the possibility that O'keefe could have been hit with a cocktail glass on the face.

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“At 10:41 a.m., you called the medical examiner's office to tell you that Mr. O'keefe quote was hit in the face with a cocktail glass or at least seemed to be correct?” Asked Jackson.

“This is partly what I advised the medical examiner's office,” Bukhenik began. “Where they are, responsible for the medical part of …”

Jackson cut it off and took in during his own line of survey. After a short sidebar, judge Beverly Cannone told the witness to give his “best” to answer the questions that were asked.

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“Did you contact the medical auditor's office on the morning of January 29, 2022?” Asked Jackson.

“Yes,” replied Bukhenik.

“And did you give you the opportunity to hit the late John O'keefe in the face with a cocktail glass?”

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“I don't remember my words exactly, but that sounds exactly what I might have said,” replied the Sergeant.

Jackson pushed him about what he was doing to secure the house, a potential crime scene.

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Jackson also asked whether important witnesses such as Brian Albert Brian Albert in Boston, his sister -in -law Jennifer McCabe and her husband Matt McCabe had lied from the start whether O'keefe in Albert's house in 34 Fairview Road was on the foreground.

Of these three, only Jennifer McCabe testified in the second attempt by Read from Thursday. She told the jury that shortly after midnight she saw Read's vehicle in front of the house, but never saw how read or o'keefe.

Outside of the court on Thursday, when she didn't speak under oath, Read reporters said in simple words that she went inside.

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“I saw him going into the house,” she said.

When she was asked if she could describe the “how and when”, she said no, but said she had in the past and believes that the special prosecutor Hank Brennan could play a clip before legal proceedings.

The investigators have recovered a broken glass and a black straw separately from the scene, as did O'keefes Mostory sneaker that Bukhenik said that the ultimate theory of investigators supported the ultimate theory of the investigators that the victim had been hit by a motor vehicle.

During direct examination, Brennan Bukhenik asked whether there is a sentence in law enforcement circles.

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“Tapped out of the shoes,” said Bukhenik.

Another component of this theory was the broken rear light from Read. Brennan played ring camera video from O'keefes Auffahrt, which showed that the light left his house around 5 a.m. on January 29, 2022.

Bukhenik said he asked that later in the morning he asked about the broken taillight about the broken rear light, and quoted her with the words: “I don't know how I did it last night.”

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O'keefe had considerable injuries to the face and head and cuts on the right arm when Bukhenik saw him in the Good Samaritan Hospital, he said.

Bukhenik, who moved from Ukraine to the USA at the age of 9 and joined the Marine Corps after September 11th, is expected to return to the witness on Friday morning when the court will be resumed at 9 a.m.