Vanessa Grigoriadis

She doesn't.

This is what people point to as proof that Karen Reid hit John O'Keefe, that she allegedly said, I hit him.

I hit him.

I hit him.

Right.

She says that if she said anything like that, it would have been could I have hit him?

OK, but the origin story of I hit him, I hit him, I hit him is very interesting.

After the first responders leave 34 Fairview the early morning of January 29th,

The family, Nicole Albert, Brian Albert, Jen McCabe, Matt McCabe, they all gather together at the Albert residence.

So they're doing something there.

We don't know what they were doing.

At about nine o'clock in the morning-ish,

The Canton police gets a phone call that Jen McCabe says, like, you need to come over here.

And when she gets there, she says, I remembered something that I forgot to tell you earlier.

And that is where she makes the claim that Karen Reed said something like, could I have hit him?

The thing to know is that Karen Reid did have a crack on her taillight, a little crack on her taillight.

Ring video shows her backing out of John O'Keefe's garage and actually striking his car on the corner, which is likely where that crack came from.

They planned to present all of this evidence and ultimately the strategic decision that the defense team made.

Two of her lawyers have given extensive interviews about this.

They made the decision that what the state presented was so weak.