Elena

It seemed like he made a much better effort to test out multiple scenarios and variables and replicate the alleged collision as closely as possible. And I also think it's important to add that Dr. Wolf and his colleague, yes, they're currently on the defense's payroll. I do get that.

It seemed like he made a much better effort to test out multiple scenarios and variables and replicate the alleged collision as closely as possible. And I also think it's important to add that Dr. Wolf and his colleague, yes, they're currently on the defense's payroll. I do get that.

But remember, when they did these tests, came to their original conclusions, gave their original testimony, they were hired externally by federal investigators. They were basically third-party investigators, and they came to the conclusion that the damage to Karen's car isn't consistent with a collision. And I think that's huge. And that wraps up another crazy week.

But remember, when they did these tests, came to their original conclusions, gave their original testimony, they were hired externally by federal investigators. They were basically third-party investigators, and they came to the conclusion that the damage to Karen's car isn't consistent with a collision. And I think that's huge. And that wraps up another crazy week.

But remember, when they did these tests, came to their original conclusions, gave their original testimony, they were hired externally by federal investigators. They were basically third-party investigators, and they came to the conclusion that the damage to Karen's car isn't consistent with a collision. And I think that's huge. And that wraps up another crazy week.

I've got to say, I think the defense is doing their job pretty well so far. They've only called eight witnesses, but so far they've been pretty impactful. We heard Matthew DeSogra say that John's phone was most likely used after Karen's car backed up. We saw those gross texts from Jonathan Diamantes that showed Proctor's bias.

I've got to say, I think the defense is doing their job pretty well so far. They've only called eight witnesses, but so far they've been pretty impactful. We heard Matthew DeSogra say that John's phone was most likely used after Karen's car backed up. We saw those gross texts from Jonathan Diamantes that showed Proctor's bias.

I've got to say, I think the defense is doing their job pretty well so far. They've only called eight witnesses, but so far they've been pretty impactful. We heard Matthew DeSogra say that John's phone was most likely used after Karen's car backed up. We saw those gross texts from Jonathan Diamantes that showed Proctor's bias.

We had Officer Dever up there that showed how people can dramatically change their testimony after the state police get to them. Then we had Dr. Russell saying that John's injuries definitely did not come from a dog. We had Sergeant Barrows directly calling out the changes to the taillight. Of course, our lovable Lucky Loughran saying that there was no body on the lawn after Karen left.

We had Officer Dever up there that showed how people can dramatically change their testimony after the state police get to them. Then we had Dr. Russell saying that John's injuries definitely did not come from a dog. We had Sergeant Barrows directly calling out the changes to the taillight. Of course, our lovable Lucky Loughran saying that there was no body on the lawn after Karen left.

We had Officer Dever up there that showed how people can dramatically change their testimony after the state police get to them. Then we had Dr. Russell saying that John's injuries definitely did not come from a dog. We had Sergeant Barrows directly calling out the changes to the taillight. Of course, our lovable Lucky Loughran saying that there was no body on the lawn after Karen left.

Karina saying that Karen and John were anything but fighting on the night in question. And now we have Dr. Wolf saying that the damage to Karen's car is definitely not consistent with hitting a pedestrian. So all in all, so far, I think the defense does stand a real shot of getting a not guilty verdict. The question is, how many more witnesses until they rest?

Karina saying that Karen and John were anything but fighting on the night in question. And now we have Dr. Wolf saying that the damage to Karen's car is definitely not consistent with hitting a pedestrian. So all in all, so far, I think the defense does stand a real shot of getting a not guilty verdict. The question is, how many more witnesses until they rest?

Karina saying that Karen and John were anything but fighting on the night in question. And now we have Dr. Wolf saying that the damage to Karen's car is definitely not consistent with hitting a pedestrian. So all in all, so far, I think the defense does stand a real shot of getting a not guilty verdict. The question is, how many more witnesses until they rest?

I think we can expect them to wrap up early to mid next week, and then we'll move on to rebuttal witnesses and closing arguments. I can't wait to be back to break it all down with you guys. Thanks, Annie.

I think we can expect them to wrap up early to mid next week, and then we'll move on to rebuttal witnesses and closing arguments. I can't wait to be back to break it all down with you guys. Thanks, Annie.

I think we can expect them to wrap up early to mid next week, and then we'll move on to rebuttal witnesses and closing arguments. I can't wait to be back to break it all down with you guys. Thanks, Annie.

Hey Annie, great to see you again. Now, we finally started the sixth week of the retrial on Tuesday after that long five-day break. The prosecution called their 38th and final witness Dr. Judson Welcher. He's like the prosecution's grand finale, if you will. Now, like Shannon Burgess from last week, Welcher also works for the accident reconstruction firm Aperture.

Hey Annie, great to see you again. Now, we finally started the sixth week of the retrial on Tuesday after that long five-day break. The prosecution called their 38th and final witness Dr. Judson Welcher. He's like the prosecution's grand finale, if you will. Now, like Shannon Burgess from last week, Welcher also works for the accident reconstruction firm Aperture.

Hey Annie, great to see you again. Now, we finally started the sixth week of the retrial on Tuesday after that long five-day break. The prosecution called their 38th and final witness Dr. Judson Welcher. He's like the prosecution's grand finale, if you will. Now, like Shannon Burgess from last week, Welcher also works for the accident reconstruction firm Aperture.