Peter Tragos

I'm sure you've seen other trials with Celebrite reports.

I've never seen them attacked like this as just a report that they put out as a time that seems very simple.

It's just absolutely completely wrong.

And this is something I'm going to keep an eye out now is this, are more defense attorneys going to attack this?

And how often does Axiom and Celebrite give completely different reports like they did in this case?

Because Axiom, if you run a report right now on her phone, still says the search was at 2.27 a.m.

Yeah, and Megan, it's impossible to really fully dig into each one of these individual aspects in just an hour or six hours.

But if I showed you his body, so I'm a personal injury lawyer now.

I handle a lot of truck accidents, car accident case, pedestrian accident case, so a person that gets hit by a car.

And we all kind of know what that looks like, especially if somebody gets hit at 24 miles an hour.

I have had clients die at 24 miles an hour getting hit by a car.

But do you know what they look like?

They have broken bones.

They've got internal bleeding.

They've got serious head injuries.

They've got injuries below the waist.

John O'Keefe had none of that.

No broken bones, no bruising anywhere on his body.

The back of his head hitting the ground basically or hitting a ledge was the cause of his death.

And one of the fatal flaws of the prosecutor's case the second time around is their expert showed an example of another pedestrian getting hit by a car and they passed away.