Paula Borrows
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132 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
Paula Borrows’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yannetti got his chance to cross-examine Lally's witness.
Is he alive is a far cry from a definitive, I hit him. Paramedic Matthew Kelly testified that he heard a similar utterance.
But that wasn't the end of the I hit him back and forth. On day four, ambulance driver Katie McLaughlin, a friend of Brian Albert's daughter, Caitlin Albert, reignited the debate on the stand.
Katie told Trooper Proctor what she had heard, but Jackson wanted to get a sense of who else she reported it to.
Yes. The problem with Katie's testimony is that, again, this wasn't noted in any report.
Once what was said at the scene of John O'Keefe's death had been belabored, attention was then called to what was done. Remember, how the evidence was collected and handled following the discovery of John's body had raised questions from the jump.
On May 6th, day five of the trial, Lieutenant Paul Gallagher, who was responsible for preserving the scene, was called to the stand to explain some of the questionable evidence handling.
Alan Jackson had his chance to cross-examine Gallagher.
Former crime scene investigator Alina Burroughs says standard crime scene or not, how the blood was collected created what she deemed to be a particularly glaring issue.
And Alina highlights the fact that the cups weren't the only atypical and problematic tools used for evidence that day.
But Lieutenant Gallagher gave his rationale for the leaf blower.
Prosecutor Lally, referencing a video playing in the courtroom, asked about the efficacy of Gallagher's snowblower method.
Remember, in the pre-trial hearings, the prosecution presented pieces of Karen's taillight that were allegedly found too. But that's not what Lieutenant Gallagher remembered. Attorney Jackson grills him.
No taillight pieces, just glass. This revelation sparked an entirely new avenue for the defense to go down. Why investigators never entered Nicole and Brian Albert's home.
Alan Jackson saw this as an opportunity to support his team's cover-up theory and pivoted to a rather provocative question.
Reporter Ted Daniel, who covered the trial, remembers the probable cause issue was raised by multiple first responding officers.
And on day seven of the trial, suggestions were made by Karen's defense that the house wasn't properly searched due to the ties between the Albert family and the Canton Police Department.
Sergeant Michael Lank, in a blue suit and spiked hair graying at his temples, was cross-examined by Attorney Jackson, honing in on his relationship to the Alberts, specifically Kevin, a detective with the Canton Police. The two go way back.
Jackson brought Lieutenant Lank back to the morning of January 29th.
And when Sergeant Link arrived, he made a curious decision. He allowed all witnesses at the scene to talk amongst themselves. At most crime scenes, this is not standard practice.
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