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Hi all! 
I hope you are all having a great Wednesday.
I have been following (through my girlfriend... LOL) the trial of Karen Read in Boston, MA.
For those unfamiliar, Read was accused of hitting her boyfriend with her car and leaving him to die in the snow. Her first trial ended in a mistrial; the second one concluded just today with her being found not guilty.
There are lots more details to this case. In the USA, a documentary is available on Max titled "A Body in the Snow." There is also a decent summary on AP News here, although the documentary has much more info.
To me, this seems incredibly cut and dry as a frame job. Boston police are also quite notoriously corrupt (as are most police forces...). I'm just wondering what the incentive would be for a third party to murder Read's boyfriend.
If anyone is familiar with the case I'd love to hear your thoughts.
I hope you are all having a great Wednesday.
I have been following (through my girlfriend... LOL) the trial of Karen Read in Boston, MA.
For those unfamiliar, Read was accused of hitting her boyfriend with her car and leaving him to die in the snow. Her first trial ended in a mistrial; the second one concluded just today with her being found not guilty.
There are lots more details to this case. In the USA, a documentary is available on Max titled "A Body in the Snow." There is also a decent summary on AP News here, although the documentary has much more info.
To me, this seems incredibly cut and dry as a frame job. Boston police are also quite notoriously corrupt (as are most police forces...). I'm just wondering what the incentive would be for a third party to murder Read's boyfriend.
If anyone is familiar with the case I'd love to hear your thoughts.