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And it seems like the judge agreed, but it's still possible that the case could come up if a witness mentions it in other types of testimony. So picking up on Friday, May 2nd, we continue with the contentious cross-examination of Jen McCabe. We went through lots of lines of questioning, and I want to hit on four of the big ones.

First, Jackson started by clarifying with Jen when she last saw Karen's SUV in front of 34 Fairview. Now, Jen said she isn't exactly sure, but Jackson breaks out her testimony from 2023, where she said she last saw it at around 1245 a.m. Now, this might not seem like a huge deal yet, but we should keep that timestamp in mind.

First, Jackson started by clarifying with Jen when she last saw Karen's SUV in front of 34 Fairview. Now, Jen said she isn't exactly sure, but Jackson breaks out her testimony from 2023, where she said she last saw it at around 1245 a.m. Now, this might not seem like a huge deal yet, but we should keep that timestamp in mind.

First, Jackson started by clarifying with Jen when she last saw Karen's SUV in front of 34 Fairview. Now, Jen said she isn't exactly sure, but Jackson breaks out her testimony from 2023, where she said she last saw it at around 1245 a.m. Now, this might not seem like a huge deal yet, but we should keep that timestamp in mind.

Because in the first trial, evidence was shown to suggest that Karen connected to John's Wi-Fi by around 1236 or 1237 a.m. And I think it's interesting that given this wifi timestamp data, Jen has changed her stance from, it was definitely 1245 AM when I last saw the SUV, to, I'm not really sure. Alan then had Jen retext between herself,

Because in the first trial, evidence was shown to suggest that Karen connected to John's Wi-Fi by around 1236 or 1237 a.m. And I think it's interesting that given this wifi timestamp data, Jen has changed her stance from, it was definitely 1245 AM when I last saw the SUV, to, I'm not really sure. Alan then had Jen retext between herself,

Because in the first trial, evidence was shown to suggest that Karen connected to John's Wi-Fi by around 1236 or 1237 a.m. And I think it's interesting that given this wifi timestamp data, Jen has changed her stance from, it was definitely 1245 AM when I last saw the SUV, to, I'm not really sure. Alan then had Jen retext between herself,

her husband Matt McCabe, her sister Nicole Albert, and her brother-in-law Brian Albert. Here are a couple of the most interesting. On February 1st, we have a text from Matt McCabe to the group where he's referring to the Channel 4 news crew that apparently showed up at Chris Albert's restaurant. Matt says, quote, ask Chris to ask some questions. Tell them the guy never went into the house.

her husband Matt McCabe, her sister Nicole Albert, and her brother-in-law Brian Albert. Here are a couple of the most interesting. On February 1st, we have a text from Matt McCabe to the group where he's referring to the Channel 4 news crew that apparently showed up at Chris Albert's restaurant. Matt says, quote, ask Chris to ask some questions. Tell them the guy never went into the house.

her husband Matt McCabe, her sister Nicole Albert, and her brother-in-law Brian Albert. Here are a couple of the most interesting. On February 1st, we have a text from Matt McCabe to the group where he's referring to the Channel 4 news crew that apparently showed up at Chris Albert's restaurant. Matt says, quote, ask Chris to ask some questions. Tell them the guy never went into the house.

Now two things stick out to me. First, keep in mind that this is three days after John's death, and Matt is referring to John as, quote, the guy. Supposedly, according to Jen, John was very close to her and her family, but according to Matt, he's just the guy. Couldn't even use his name. Second, we have the full line. Tell them the guy never went in the house.

Now two things stick out to me. First, keep in mind that this is three days after John's death, and Matt is referring to John as, quote, the guy. Supposedly, according to Jen, John was very close to her and her family, but according to Matt, he's just the guy. Couldn't even use his name. Second, we have the full line. Tell them the guy never went in the house.

Now two things stick out to me. First, keep in mind that this is three days after John's death, and Matt is referring to John as, quote, the guy. Supposedly, according to Jen, John was very close to her and her family, but according to Matt, he's just the guy. Couldn't even use his name. Second, we have the full line. Tell them the guy never went in the house.

Now is this just Matt innocently reminding everyone of the important facts of the case? Or is this Matt instructing everyone to stick to their story, to stick to their lie? And if it is innocent, if this is what really happened, why did Matt even feel the need to say it? Wouldn't they just know if that's the real story?

Now is this just Matt innocently reminding everyone of the important facts of the case? Or is this Matt instructing everyone to stick to their story, to stick to their lie? And if it is innocent, if this is what really happened, why did Matt even feel the need to say it? Wouldn't they just know if that's the real story?

Now is this just Matt innocently reminding everyone of the important facts of the case? Or is this Matt instructing everyone to stick to their story, to stick to their lie? And if it is innocent, if this is what really happened, why did Matt even feel the need to say it? Wouldn't they just know if that's the real story?

Now next there's a set of texts from when Carrie Roberts was at the McCabe house and was being interviewed about the incident. Here, Jen texts the group, quote, she's telling him everything, in all caps, all the stuff. Then there's a couple of texts in between about the interview. And then Matt says, going to miss the basketball game at this rate.

Now next there's a set of texts from when Carrie Roberts was at the McCabe house and was being interviewed about the incident. Here, Jen texts the group, quote, she's telling him everything, in all caps, all the stuff. Then there's a couple of texts in between about the interview. And then Matt says, going to miss the basketball game at this rate.

Now next there's a set of texts from when Carrie Roberts was at the McCabe house and was being interviewed about the incident. Here, Jen texts the group, quote, she's telling him everything, in all caps, all the stuff. Then there's a couple of texts in between about the interview. And then Matt says, going to miss the basketball game at this rate.

So we know that at the very least, Jen and Matt were listening in on and gossiping about Carrie's interview. And second, we've learned again that Matt is cold. John's been gone for three days, first Matt says he's just the guy, and now that there are important interviews about the death happening, Matt is only concerned with missing his basketball game.