Karen Read test day 19 updates, live stream – NBC Boston

Decisive evidence, including data collected by the SUV by Karen Read, will attempt to attempt in Reads for the first time in the courtroom this week after there was no shortage during her first sentence last year.

The certificate proves to be controversial. In fact, the defense tried to prevent a witness from taking the status at all, but judge Beverly Cannon decided something else. Shanon Burgess will continue his testimony on Tuesday.

Burgess is a digital forensic analyst at the Aperture based in Texas. He was commissioned by the public prosecutor to look at Reads SUV – especially the movements she made in the snow on the night of John O'keefe, dead in the snow outside the 34 Fairview Road.

A day poet, scientific statements in the Karen Read case took a dramatic turn when the defense questioned a registration information from a public prosecutor – he confirmed a résumé on the location of his company that he had a university degree that he had not yet received. Our experts, lawyers Michael Coyne and Peter Tragos, said it was a harmful moment for law enforcement. Here is the reason how the jury seemed to react and what it could mean for other witnesses to name in this case.

The public prosecutor claims to have read after an evening drink in O'keefe, and a witness testified that O'keefe's cell phone showed a movement at 12:32 p.m.

Read's defense has questioned Burgess' specialist knowledge and professional registration information, starting with the Bachelor's degree on the website of his company Bio and its published curriculum vitae. It was shown that there was a discrepancy – Burgess has no BS in mathematics, and in fact the school he listed does not offer this degree.

Burgess claimed that he graduated from mathematics and explained this since 2008.

The court is to be resumed with more statements by Burgess on Tuesday morning.