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Bukinik said he sent a thumbs up emoji in response, and as a result of these texts and others, we know that Proctor was fired and Bukinik admitted that he was found guilty of, quote, failing to properly supervise and or counsel a subordinate, and his punishment lost five days of vacation time.

Now, lastly, we saw a lot of media, including videos and photos of Karen's car, which Bukinik described as missing a taillight in the photos, videos, as well as from his own firsthand knowledge. And we also saw surveillance footage from the bars that show Karen ordering and consuming a number of drinks.

Now, lastly, we saw a lot of media, including videos and photos of Karen's car, which Bukinik described as missing a taillight in the photos, videos, as well as from his own firsthand knowledge. And we also saw surveillance footage from the bars that show Karen ordering and consuming a number of drinks.

Now, lastly, we saw a lot of media, including videos and photos of Karen's car, which Bukinik described as missing a taillight in the photos, videos, as well as from his own firsthand knowledge. And we also saw surveillance footage from the bars that show Karen ordering and consuming a number of drinks.

Now, after direct examination, both Bukinik and Jackson for the defense got a little bit testy on cross-examination, I will say. To kick it off, Bukinik was really resistant to saying that Proctor was the lead investigator on the case. And then he was really resistant to saying that Proctor was involved in many aspects of the case. And to be honest, I got some Jen McCabe vibes here.

Now, after direct examination, both Bukinik and Jackson for the defense got a little bit testy on cross-examination, I will say. To kick it off, Bukinik was really resistant to saying that Proctor was the lead investigator on the case. And then he was really resistant to saying that Proctor was involved in many aspects of the case. And to be honest, I got some Jen McCabe vibes here.

Now, after direct examination, both Bukinik and Jackson for the defense got a little bit testy on cross-examination, I will say. To kick it off, Bukinik was really resistant to saying that Proctor was the lead investigator on the case. And then he was really resistant to saying that Proctor was involved in many aspects of the case. And to be honest, I got some Jen McCabe vibes here.

I think that Jen and Bukinick both give off this aura that's like refusing to admit that the defense is right about anything. And to me, sorry, it looks a little shifty and I think the jury will be smart enough to see that. So after we finally established that Proctor was heavily involved in the case, Jackson asked if the investigation was done properly.

I think that Jen and Bukinick both give off this aura that's like refusing to admit that the defense is right about anything. And to me, sorry, it looks a little shifty and I think the jury will be smart enough to see that. So after we finally established that Proctor was heavily involved in the case, Jackson asked if the investigation was done properly.

I think that Jen and Bukinick both give off this aura that's like refusing to admit that the defense is right about anything. And to me, sorry, it looks a little shifty and I think the jury will be smart enough to see that. So after we finally established that Proctor was heavily involved in the case, Jackson asked if the investigation was done properly.

And Bukinick said, quote, this investigation was conducted professionally, "...with integrity, and all evidence collected, all the statements collected, pointed in one direction. There was no biased influence on the evidence, on the information that was collected, or which the direction the investigation pointed."

And Bukinick said, quote, this investigation was conducted professionally, "...with integrity, and all evidence collected, all the statements collected, pointed in one direction. There was no biased influence on the evidence, on the information that was collected, or which the direction the investigation pointed."

And Bukinick said, quote, this investigation was conducted professionally, "...with integrity, and all evidence collected, all the statements collected, pointed in one direction. There was no biased influence on the evidence, on the information that was collected, or which the direction the investigation pointed."

Jackson then said, quote, do you believe that Micah Proctor's involvement in this case tainted the investigation? End quote. Buchanick said no. And then after some pushing some back and forth about the exact wording, he says, the investigation was handled with integrity by Michael Proctor. That was a quote.

Jackson then said, quote, do you believe that Micah Proctor's involvement in this case tainted the investigation? End quote. Buchanick said no. And then after some pushing some back and forth about the exact wording, he says, the investigation was handled with integrity by Michael Proctor. That was a quote.

Jackson then said, quote, do you believe that Micah Proctor's involvement in this case tainted the investigation? End quote. Buchanick said no. And then after some pushing some back and forth about the exact wording, he says, the investigation was handled with integrity by Michael Proctor. That was a quote.

Now, just to refresh your memory, that's the same Michael Proctor who said, quote, funny, I'm going through his R Word client's phone. No nudes so far. So that's what honor and integrity mean to the state police, apparently.

Now, just to refresh your memory, that's the same Michael Proctor who said, quote, funny, I'm going through his R Word client's phone. No nudes so far. So that's what honor and integrity mean to the state police, apparently.

Now, just to refresh your memory, that's the same Michael Proctor who said, quote, funny, I'm going through his R Word client's phone. No nudes so far. So that's what honor and integrity mean to the state police, apparently.

Now, another important point from Cross, Bukinick admitted that early in the investigation, he thought it was possible that John was involved in some sort of fight, like getting hit in the face with a cocktail glass. But he admitted that he didn't secure the house at 34 Fairview and only interviewed three of the partygoers from that night.