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Reporter Christina Rex

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KAREN: THE RETRIAL

Pin It On The Girl: S1-E7

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It's revealed through a series of text messages sent by Trooper Michael Proctor that he's clearly biased against Karen Reed and willing to cover for fellow law enforcement officers.

KAREN: THE RETRIAL

Flirts and Googles: S1-E6

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Jen McCabe was one of the witnesses that was night and day on direct examination versus cross. You had heard a lot about her in openings. We had heard a lot about her outside of the courtroom. You know, she was one of those witnesses that the defense really had pointed to. And she came in and she testified for the Commonwealth, and she seemed like a perfect witness.

KAREN: THE RETRIAL

Flirts and Googles: S1-E6

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You know, composed, answers to everything, remembered details, had text messages to back it up, a mother of four girls, really remembered details. And then on her cross-examination, she kind of fell apart and died. She was emotional and she was defensive.

KAREN: THE RETRIAL

Flirts and Googles: S1-E6

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I don't know if the jury knows this, because they probably don't know the backstory, but you could tell that the animosity she felt towards the defense attorneys because of the narrative that had been created about her and her family ahead of this trial, that came out on the stand.

KAREN: THE RETRIAL

Flirts and Googles: S1-E6

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It was so tense in that courtroom, in my opinion, more tense during Jen McCabe's cross-examination than any other period in the trial.

KAREN: THE RETRIAL

Flirts and Googles: S1-E6

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It is one hour of secondhand embarrassment. I don't know how else to describe it. It was so awkward in that courtroom. He had to read these really awkward, flirty text messages where it seemed like Karen Reed was hitting on him and he wasn't taking a hint. He wasn't really understanding what was going on.

KAREN: THE RETRIAL

Flirts and Googles: S1-E6

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Then the texts get read and it is one hour of secondhand embarrassment. I don't know how else to describe it. It was so awkward in that courtroom. He had to read these really awkward, flirty text messages where it seemed like Karen Reid was hitting on him and he wasn't taking a hint.