Hey, what's up part of people? How's it going on? DJ?
From Calling All Beings? And I'm here on a very very unique night tonight
to talk about something a lot of us are tracking, the Karen retrial in
Massachusetts. Oh look at that. I have the Bigfoot background on here,
and I was curious if any of you. We haven't typically covered things like
this on Calling All Beings, but being you know, being the gravity of
this case and what the implications are and what has been alleged on both sides,
I thought that I would do an episode on it. I've been very
very so somebody's in the chat. Hey, doctor Mounts is here? Doctor
Tim Mounts, who I believe is he is the host of all things unexplained.
I believe he is down in vacation Turks and Kicko's or something right now.
So hello, doctor Mounts. So I don't know if anybody is going
to come on this stream tonight because we are a UFO big Foot and Paranormal
show, but we are going to start a new version of this. And
I've been fascinated with the Karen Rey trial in Kent, Massachusetts, and I
have looked into every angle of this case and listen to all these amazing,
amazing content creators and I'm talking about I'm going to start with the young jerks
and all of his guests, Masa, and there he is on his other
end. Thank you Tim for chiming in. You might be the only one
tonight, but we'll see. If somebody wants to chime in and talk about
Karen Reid, I can send you a link, I can bring you on
the show, or you can join in the live chat and share your thoughts.
But I certainly would welcome anyone that wants to have a conversation about it,
and I'd send him a vine. So a little about me. I'm
twenty one year retired military guy from Air Force Special Operations. I was a
law enforcement major in college. I have two of my college teammates from Dean
College in Massachusetts. One of them is a police chief in Massachusetts now,
and one of them is a retired motorcycle officer in Massachusetts now. So I
do have quite a and pardon me, I don't have my green screen on,
so that little distraction in the background, but I didn't have time to
get the green screen up and running. But in any case, one of
my classmates from high school is let's say that he is sort of at the
kernel level in a state police agency. So I have love and respect for
law enforcement despite the fact that I am as you'll see here freeker and read.
So that that's my take on it. But you know what, there's
a lot of things to talk about in this case. So I'd like to
kind of start near the beginning and start kind of work through things and then
see, you know what we come up with as a group. And like
I said, if you message me here, if you have a question,
to throw it up in the chat and if you would like to come on
the show, I can. I can send you a and then you can
join on air and discuss. But yeah, I'm thinking of all the great
contact content creators. Melanie Little Attorney. Melanie Little is an attorney from New
York. Mark Beteroh has been amazing. Mas of media from Massachusetts is amazing.
I want to say his name is Mike Crawford helped me out if I
if I'm wrong on that. Uh. He is the host of the Young
Jerks. He's an amazing turtle boy. Oh boy, if you didn't have
a turtle boy this case, this might have Karen Reid might have had to
plead. I mean, who knows. He's the one who bought the brought
the snowplow driver to to to the four Lucky Lochran without him. I mean,
he certainly adds a lot, a lot of weight to the case.
He was a very believable witness. So let's let's kind of work our way
through it and see where we get to. So we know that everybody was
together in the bar. We had the I guess you know, the two
love birds who were fighting intermittently, Karen and her boyfriend, the deceased John
O'Keeffe. Who's you know, the victim in this case, And let me
put that there. Huh justice for John also, so we've got to put
that in there. So so it is Brian Higgins, it is uh is
Brian Albert among others. You had Jen McCabe and her husband Matt there and
they eventually so you're thinking that these two don't get along. And what it
would have been suspicious to me if i'm John O'Keeffe, is that, uh,
they're inviting me back to the house and yet they're not really close friends.
And apparently there had been some beef between Colin Albert, maybe littering beer
cans and so forth on the lawn of John who is probably rather particular about
his lawn, and then telling Chris Albert, and then Chris Albert they made
up a name from some cartoon character that's a get off my lawn guy,
never something. I don't know who the character is, so I'm very unfamiliar
with it. But apparently they had tagged they had tagged that name onto to
John O'Keeffe, which is a perfectly reasonable thing. And probably seeing the attitude
that a Colin Albert has, the way that he interacted with Turtle Boy,
you could definitely see him flipping the double bird and so forth to John O'Keeffe,
knowing that not only is he an elder, meaning he's an older person
than you, he's also a Boston Police officer, as is your uncle Brian.
So that should have triggered something. So if when we look at what
happened or what is alleged, it is alleged that Karen drops him off there
in the area of twelve twenty something and then is tired of waiting for him
after ten minutes and decides to go home. We know she went home because
we know that. I think even the Commonwealth said that she logged onto the
internet at John's house at twelve thirty one, which makes me wonder because there
was so much much that was contrived if they had their timeline established prior to
sharing that information in discovery with the defense. So the question is what happened
after that? So then he goes in there and apparently there had been a
text from Brian Higgins back to John excuse me, to Karen Reid about like,
hey, what's up question mark? And I can't remember what Karen Reid
texted back, but it didn't seem like she wanted to proceed forward, although
apparently she had kissed Brian Higgins, something she probably really regrets today, given
that she probably didn't know what kind of an individual that she was dealing with.
So then we get to the night in question, where or the time
in question, where supposedly she is, you know, back at her residence,
but they think the murder happened around that time. I guess the me
is the one that established the time of death, but at the very least
the prosecution side, the Commonwealth gave the time of death. But the problem
is that Karen Reid would have been back at John's home. Now, as
many of the attorneys have said, it seems to stand to reason that if
these experts have said there's no way that someone drove back their car up at
twenty four miles an hour and hit this gentleman, and that they would have
had to have hit him center mass in order to throw him the thirty feet.
It wouldn't have been enough to just hit his arm because it just would
have turned him. It would have turned his body, but it wouldn't have
thrown him thirty feet. So that is a big, big issue. So
when you have a couple of experts that are alleging that this is not possible,
and you have so obviously all of you know that there are two witnesses
that Alan Jackson established in direct testimony direct examination, I should say that they
were neither hired nor engaged by the prosecution nor the defense, and had never
spoken with them. But they were hired, paid for, and engaged by
a third party, who we have to assume is the federal government. One
of the original gangsters on this case other than Turtle Boy, is of course
Sean McDonough, the former DA agent who went to high school in Kenton.
His parents lived there for over half a century, even though he grew up
outside of there, and somebody from mass would have to correct me on where
Sean McDonough grew up prior to ninth grade. I think when he arrived in
Kenton and went to high school there. In any case, he says that
the FEDS had this case quite early on, as early as February, and
the the night in question being January twenty ninth of twenty twenty two. So
my cat is sorry, procis we got a show going on? Buddy?
All you content creators, you've all dealt with dogs and cats in the room.
There are family. What are you gonna do? Hopefully my cat won't
crawl up on here tonight and go in front of the camera and all that.
So the things where things get really suspicious and where my New York and
where your Massachusetts BS meter should go off is because a couple of things.
If we didn't know anything else, if we hadn't heard from the experts,
but we know that someone is a celebrated Boston police officer and he wakes up
at six something in the morning and sees that there is a plethora, There
is ambulance, there is fire engine, there are police vehicles outside and flashing
lights in front of your home in the early morning hours of you wake up
and you see that there is no way on this earth that any police officer
is not going to run outside and go, oh my god, a brother
officer from BPD, a junior officer, is dead on my lawn. There's
no way on this earth that that doesn't happen unless you don't want to be
interviewed by the police that are present, and you know that the police who
are present are not going to come and knock on your door and go and
mister Albert, officer Albert, can we talk to you please? We talked
to you, sir. Yeah, I'd like to get a dead officer from
BPD on your lung. We need to speak to you about that. And
then subsequently, would you mind if we look around your house do an investigation,
look for evidence of something which clearly probably all night if this unfolded the
way that we think it does, that there was some sort of an incident
down in the weight room. It could have even been it could have been
as something as little as a punch where the victim John O'Keeffe fell back,
hit his head on a piece of weight equipment, and then you know,
it ended up being the fatal blow that killed him. It could have been
very unintentional, and it maybe it was. Maybe he was never even struck
with an object. But in a weight room everything hurts, you know,
there are a lot of you know, the ends of barbells are sharp objects,
the ends of certain dumbbells are sharp objects. There are a lot of
things in a weight room that could hurt you if you were falling out of
control, And it could be as simple as something like that happened totally unintentional.
The problem is is that when people are drunk and they're aggressive and they're
angry by the time they gather themselves and someone has a fatal wound to what
they said was the uh just to the right of the occipital lobe on the
back of the head, the softest part of the skull. I believe that's
what doctor Sheridan, the Irish gentleman, talked about. Well, now you
have now you have someone who's dying, and so the true first responder and
a lot of police officers are trained and very skillful in CPR and life saving
techniques, not to the degree obviously of EMS, but a lot of police
officers have these skills and use these skills and save people's lives with these skills.
And if it happened like that, Brian Albert could have just called EMS
and said, oh my god, this got we You know, we had
a tussle, we were wrestling, we were horsing around in the weight room,
and he got hurt. But instead they didn't do that, and the
body ends up out on the front yard up through those I don't know what
you call those doors that open up into people's backyards. You know what,
I'm gonna put on some mood music in the background. I'm here, let's
see where it is. There goes okay, and let me get a drink
of water. Because anytime you're doing a solo podcast and you have to talk
this damn much, you get parched, as as you content creators know,
and you aspiring content creators can just can imagine that that's the case. So
now the smart person, the first responder calls, calls the MS and they
come and you explain it away and say, hey man, we had a
we had a little bit of a fight, and you know, there was
a shove and he fell and he's as hurt. But instead the idea comes
up on is we have to, you know, we have to cover this
up somehow, So we've got to concoct a story by which this woman hit
him with her su despite that he has zero you can see that zero,
zero injuries that are consistent with being hit by a car doing twenty four miles
an hour, which is incredibly difficult to back your car up at that speed
because of the fact that the steering mechanism that we're used to using that's in
the front of the car is now in the rear of the car because we're
backing up, so every input to the steering wheel is really exaggerated. So
backing up straight is very difficult. As I mentioned earlier, I come from
Air Force Special Operations Command, and they had a tactical driving course that certain
squadron members would get to go to and they would learn skills like that backing
up at high speed, whipping the wheel around, and turning the car.
Because some Special Operators get involved in urban environments, suburban or rural environments where
tactical driving is necessary to egress the area. I never went through that train.
I haven't been there. I've only talked to people that have been to
it. So I doubt that Karen Reid would be able to back her vehicle
up at twenty four miles an hour, even if she had a reason to
what she was acting like that night, and all those phone messages that she
left were John for John, We're consistent with a girl who's really pissed off
with her boyfriend who was doing something untoward, potentially potentially untoward with regard to
text messaging other girls, et cetera. I don't know what set her off.
We don't know what goes on in people's bedrooms and stuff, but we
do know that it's not uncommon for women who feel like they're being upstaged or
whatever. Particularly a woman, you know, and even a man, can
feel very vulnerable when you're going through the type of medical conditions as miss Reid
was and potentially is with colitis and have to have a colostomy bag and things
that the trooper was making fun of her. For Mike Procter, who will
get to it's you feel vulnerable, and if you think that your boyfriend is
chatting it up with another woman, you can see how that could bring out
anger in a forty something woman who thinks that or believes that her she referred
to him as a pervert. So you have to assume that she learned something
of him and involving him and another girl of whatever age, because that evoked
her to refer to him as a pervert. We don't know. I'm sure
John was an amazing guy. I'm sure a lot of guys, all of
us, have done stuff like that that we shouldn't have done. It doesn't
demonize John. And girls get pissed off and they scream at you and you
say I'm sorry, and then you don't do it again. So that's so
that's all we know about that. But this appears to be what has happened,
because the experts say this was not you know that. The Emmy said,
I can't characterize it, but it seemed like it was more consistent with
some sort of a fight, and the arm seemed more consistent with a dog
bite. I think there's some photos online on Reddit of a hunter who was
attacked by dogs and you could see his arm, and then you juxtapose right
next to that is a picture of John O'Keefe's arm and it looks very much
the same. And we all know that anybody who's been bitten by a dog.
This is all common sense stuff here. I mean, we could say,
bring in the experts, but this is all common sense stuff. If
you get hit with a car going twenty four miles an hour center mass and
your rock glass hits the tail light, I don't care what happens to tail
light, you are gonna be seriously bruised, seriously bruised before you expire and
pass away, as they alleged he did, you potentially could have internal injuries,
fractures, broken bones, definitely massive bruising. So we all know that
to be true. But for the sake of discussion, we're gonna pretend like
we need to really hear. We know this. The abrasions on his nose
above his eyes consistent with maybe even a boxing glove if somebody was wearing it,
you know, and going past his nose, maybe getting hit in the
eyeballs. And obviously this injury to the back of his head that doctor Sheridan
is certain what killed him that the brains, and he read the Emmy's report,
but the brain swelled up. It's consistent with his eyes closing up and
that was the end of his life. She said hypothermia was involved, which
means he may have been alive still after that injury. But doctor Sheridan believes
he did not get up and walk after that injury, and that should that
should be very interesting to everybody. This is not to ascribe and pigeonhole and
say police are bad, because that's absurd. Without police, we would have
anarchy in the streets of every single town, village, and city in America.
So that's how important that police are. Without police, we have complete
anarchy. We have people shooting one another in neighborhoods outside their house. The
thing that keeps most normal, sane people from doing something violent to someone who
pisses them off, even in the most minor way. You watch Judge Judy
hear how neighbors have gone at it right is knowing that the police will come
and they can lock you up, they can remove you from your freedom.
So there a blessing. But when a police officer abuses his power or her
power, they can also be a curse. And now we'll get to Mike
Procter. Uh, I'm not going to get into all the locker room language
that he used, because I don't think that's particularly important. The language that
Mike used is my I don't hear my song playing. Maybe you guys do,
okay, I do hear in the background. It's disgusting language. I
can tell you just to give you my perspective as a former military guy.
So I've got twenty one years, you know, active duty in the Air
Force, working with all services. I played football at Dean College and was
the locker room there, played semi pro football, been part of wrestling,
dabbled around and did significant amount of jiu jitsu and those kind of dojos,
and have messed around with a little bit of mma to know that I'm not
good at it. I have never spoken about a girl in those terms in
which Mike Procter used. I'm not saying that. Probably I haven't had teammates
and so forth, and have I am. I have not heard people talk
like that, and I am. I don't know what else to say about
that. I'm not gonna be labored that because it's not really the point.
It just dehumanizes, as as he said, it dehumanized Karen Reid. And
when you dehumanize people, you can do things to them. That you wouldn't
normally do. If you see that as another person, you will hear in
Nazi Germany, you'll see the propaganda that started way back in Austria when Adolf
Hitler was in Austria as an artist, before he even came to Germany immigrated
to Germany, that that type of dehumanizing language and the cartoons and the characters
allowed them to see the Jews as subhuman, that allowed them to commit the
atrocities that they've used. I had a friend share with me the other day.
This was on her Facebook timeline. I don't know, I don't think
it was an individual from our high school. She was an upperclassman to me,
but it was someone that was a friend of hers, and it was
talking about I'd like to take all the Democrat libtards out and shoot and kill
them, something like that. So this was a woman saying this. So
that type of dehumanizing language, in any event, will allow somebody to commit
acts of violence that you wouldn't normally commit if you saw somebody as similar to
yourself, and Karen Reid could be any of us and all of us,
and Mike Proctor could be any of us and all of us but we hope
that someone that would commit an act like what we think happened to John O'Keefe.
We don't hope that that's many of us. In fact, that that
would be very very very few of us, and hopefully most of those are
locked up, although we know that they're not. So let's get to that
now. So Mike Proctor arrives and as I mentioned earlier, never goes and
says, knocks on the door. Let me do the knocking sound, see
if we can hear it. Pick us up, and mister Robert offer Robert,
it's Mike Proctor, talk to you. How could you not go and
knock on the door and say I want to talk to you. I realized
your brother, officer. I realized we're colleagues. I don't know what the
friendship was, but we do know that Brian Albert's nephew, Colin Albert,
was the ring bearer at Mike Proctor's sister's wedding. I want to say,
her name is Courtney. Forgive me if I'm wrong about that. We do
know that, so we know because of the wedding photo, Mike Procter was
in there, and so is Colin Albert. Colin Albert was in the house
that night. What we don't know is if they had spoken or not,
Mike, if there had been any texts or phone calls that had happened,
because we never got Brian Albert's phone, and we're going to get to that.
How could Mike Procter not say, I want to talk to regardless if
you think you know what happened at the scene of that house, I need
to talk to everybody that was in that house, everybody that was at that
party last night. That includes Brian Higgins, who already went to the Kenton
Police Department to try to grease the skids over there and had already had a
twenty two second phone call with a butt do of what Brian called a buck
dial, and then he actually had a twenty two second conversation with Brian Albert,
which could have been to go over getting story straight kind of stuff,
very basic broad stuff. But hey, the police weren't coming in knockinghams on
Brian's door, and that makes me kind of sick because everyone from that home
should have been brought out down to the local state trooper Barracks, put in
separate rooms and interviewed about what happened, every single one of them, including
Officer Brian Albert. But that didn't happen, and that's because there wasn't an
honest investigation conducted in this case. That makes me really sad because that would
have been the way to determine who actually did something. Didn't get I mean
did they? I mean right there at the scene. I mean all if
you thought that this woman did this, and she's there at the scene,
all you have to do is snap a photo of her car in the tail
light, get photos going all of video or photos going all the way around
her vehicle, and then you could do official after the fact, after you
go and actually seize the vehicle. You could take photos of it as it
sits. But they didn't do that because if they did that and people say
that's weird, it's not weird, it's smart. If you want plausible deniability,
we get somebody in the comments, Hey, Billy Baseball, what are
you talking about. I'm perfectly willing to hear you, Billy. If you
want an honest investigation, you need to you need to do things like that.
You know, you need to document take photos of the woman's car as
it was at her parents' house, and you seize the vehicle, so that
way nobody could question whether or not something happened to the car. You're not
taking photos of the car until after the car arrives at the sally port.
Then how do we know what the condition of the car was? How do
we know that you didn't do something into the car? We don't. Oh,
I'm actually just not familiar. Oh, okay, Billy Baseball. So
this is the okay, So, first of all, thank you for chiming
in. This is the Karen Reed trial that's occurring in Kenton, Massachusetts,
an amazing state, to be sure, and the story is quite simply.
A forty ish woman out with her boyfriend, a Boston police officer, Sean
O'Keeffe, is partying at a beautiful restaurant bar in Canton called the Waterfall,
with another Boston police officer, a sergeant named Brian Albert, and a ATF
agent named Brian Higgins, and some other wives and girlfriends excuse me, husbands
and wives and so forth that were there. And so there was you know,
ten or so odd people. I could I actually could have brought up
that graphic of who was there. At one point there was some chatting going
on between Brian Higgins, the ATF agent, and John O'Keeffe's girlfriend, Karen
Reid, and there was apparently a kiss that happened. After that, they
went back to the home of Brian Albert, the Boston Police sergeant in Canton,
to party and or have an after party from the party, and John
O'Keeffe was invited. So what Karen Reid says is, I went over there,
I dropped him off. I didn't want to stay. He said he
would go in for a few minutes. So ten minutes went by and she
was pissed off. So she drove home and hoped that he would either call
for a ride home or get an uber or maybe somebody would drive him.
There were a lot of people at the party, Jen McCabe and her husband
Matt McCabe, who are kinfolk to the Alberts and so forth. So the
next morning, oh shit, a kiss, right, Well, it just
shows that there could have been something between the ATF agent and John O'Keeffe if
he was aware that the ATF agent, Brian Higgins, was making eyes at
his girlfriend. The bottom line is that Karen Reid goes home to John's house
looking after the children there and sends a bunch of texts to him about how
pissed off she was because he didn't call her. They believe that the time
of death was around twelve thirty. At twelve thirty one, Karen Reid was
logging on the internet at his They have her phone logging on the internet at
John O'Keefe's home, so he was dead. She doesn't know it. She
keeps texting him and not get any response. The next morning, she wakes
up and John O'Keefe is not there. She calls a couple of the women
who were at the party. They accompany her back to the Albert residence.
John O'Keefe is lying dead on the lawn of Officer Brian Albert's house. So
two brother officers, one owns the home and who has a prominent family in
Kent, Massachusetts, and the other officer is dead on the front crass.
Here's what's gonna get you, Billy. I knew an ATF guy who got
stocker ish with with someone. I am not trying to generalize or be right
exactly. I'll tell people, and I guess you've set this up perfectly for
me. I come from the military background, the police have their microcosm of
people society at large. You know, we could go to three letter agency
guys, whether they be FBI. You know, there's FBI guys that are
that are in jail for betraying their country out Aldra James. You had not
only Aldre James, Robert Hanson, and then I'm trying to think of the
woman that was just released from prison, the Cuban American uh And in the
military, we have many military guys who have committed acts of let's just say,
depraved acts of murder, rape and everything else and have used been a
nepotistic and so forth, just like what you've seen here in Canton. So
one group is not necessarily better than the other. There are good and bad
people in all of these different groups. Okay, so we we know that.
So now now that we've established that this is not and to say that
I am free Karen Reid hashtag free Karen Reid hashtag hashtag justice for John O'Keefe
is not a statement that I think police are bad, because they're just like
all of us. We have people who people have bosses at work who are
reasonably kind and treat them with respect and don't abuse their power over them.
And we have other people at any office, job, anywhere that will abuse
their power, that will try to gain favor, that will ruin somebody's career.
All these things happen. Happens in government, It happens in state government,
federal government, law enforcement, military, financial world, you name it,
real estate, right, Hi, Sierra, how are you welcome?
Bien venidos? So well? Thank you, thank you so much. I
really appreciate that. Our show here, yes, DJ is correct, Our
show here is calling all beings. We normally cover UFO's Bigfoot and pair normal.
However, we are starting a new endeavor. Man, I can't oh,
man, I want to announce it, but we're doing. We're going
to do a second show with our four people. We have my co creator
Nathan, who has a master's in divinity. We have two psychology majors,
Courtney and deb So we have four of us, two guys, two gals.
And oh, thank you. I appreciate that, Sierra. I digit
thank you for watching. I can't tell you what our new endeavor is.
Nathan is going to create the imaging for it this weekend. We're going to
make an announcement, but it will not be anything like this version of Calling
All Beings, which will continue, but we're also going to do a new
podcast that we'll be closer to what we're talking about tonight. I'll put it
to that way. So let's get back to Let's get back to the case,
because where we were, I know Nathan and Courtney are ausome. Some
deb is amazing. I'm really blessed to have a great Yeah, yes,
Billy, you were called to be here. Thank you so much. Let's
get back to the case. Here, we were talking about Mike Proctor,
who looking forward to I know James I and Oli James. James has been
such a blessing. If you didn't know this, here James and I are
we're not from the same hometown, but he's from probably nine miles ten miles
away from me, maybe less, but he lives in my hometown right now.
So James and I are are quite quite close. But let's let's get
back to the case. So, so now we have the dead officer,
Boston Police officer John O'Keefe on Boston Police Sergeant Brian alberts Lawn, and we
have the state trooper who comes to investigate. Is a man named Mike Proctor.
Mike Procter Mastatrooper is friends with the Albert family. Colin Albert, the
nephew of the homeowner, Brian Albert, was the ring bear at Mike Procter's
sister's wedding. They were both ring bear and groomsman there in the wedding photos
together. The problem here is how Mike Proctor can honestly say that he never
was going to knock on the door of the homeowner in which a dead body
was found on that lawn and he didn't think he needed to knock on the
door of the homeowner and say what's going on here. Let's flip that one
hundred and eighty degrees. I am a lifelong or adulthood long police officer.
He was a Suffolk County sheriff previously in in Suffolk County, mass and then
he was a BPD h and was elevated very quickly to sergeant and he was
on a fugitive recovery team. Brian the owner of the home, Brian,
Brian Albert. How how does Brian Albert not come out of his home with
a dead body there and all these emergency vehicles there? You got, yes,
you gotta knock. How did Brian Albert? How did not any one
of the ten people or so that were at this party that they alleged this
that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is alleging she was hit between somewhere between twelve twenty
something and twelve thirty something. Forgive me that I don't have those details written
down, and that he was dead on the lawn at that time, and
Jen McCabe just left and went went home. If that's the case, how
did none of the party goers, despite there being a blizzard not see a
body on the front lawn and go, hey, Brian, did you know
there's a dead guy in your lawn? I mean that, how did that
not happen? Secondly, they found so a blogger and I encourage you guys
all to go and check out Turtleboy Live. Turtleboy is a former teacher,
high school teacher, and track coach in Massachusetts who has become an amazing investigative
journalist. He is the one that broke this story to the national media,
or the national media wouldn't be covering it and there wouldn't be a thousand people
out in front of the courthouse during deliberations of this case. He found the
plow driver who drove by the Albert home after that twelve thirty time frame somewhere
in the one o'clock hour and plow that road because it's a main road.
There was nobody in their driveway. Are you sure there was nobody? You
sure you would have seen that you had full view of their lawn? He
said, I had full view. You had, turtleboy, you gotta go
to Billy got him. He said, I had full view of that lawn.
There was nobody there. He came back for a second pass in the
two o'clock hour, I believe, and there was a Ford Edge guests who
owns a Ford Edge Brian Albert, that was parked in the street. And
the modus operandi of the plow drivers for the Department of Works is to call
their supervisor and have the police tow vehicles that are left in the street,
because the residents know in Canton you do not park in the street. You
park anywhere but the street when we're plowing. So that's what they do is
they go and they they call the supervisor. What Lucky Lochran did is he
said, because the Alberts are a family that I'm friendly with, I worked
delivered pizza for them for eight years. Because Chris Albert, Brian's older brother
owns a DNA pizza shop in Canton, and Lucky Lochran worked there part time,
so he as a as a courtesy to the family, he did not
call his supervisor and asked they tow that vehicle that was in Lucky Lochran's way,
even though the driveway you can fit six cars at least in the driveway
of the home. After that ford edge was moved, that's where the body
was found. Take that from what you will. We don't know what happened.
We just know that mysteriously a car that was parked in the driveway,
Chris Albert's car was now moved to the street and it was moved a little
ways down the street near his flagpole, and that's where the body was found.
Was that car obscuring a body that had been placed there? Don't know.
But the physics experts that were hired by we assume are the US government
because they weren't hired by the Commonwealth and they weren't hired by the Defense.
But their report, these two PhDs who do accident reconstruction their companies called ARCA
they offered their report to They offered to testify on behalf of the prosecution,
and the defense prosecution said, nope, we don't need it. We had
Trooper Joe Paul look at the accident. He told us what happened, and
then we had these two PhDs that are used by the US government, the
NHL, and these guys are of the highest regard in this industry, and
they said, what you saying happened, didn't happen, homie, So get
step damn back. Okay. So anyway, so that's where we were at.
Now the plot thickens because in addition to Trooper Mike procteror not knocking on
the door and asking Brian Albert, hey, what happened here? A and
b can I search your home, to which Brian Albert could have said,
no, you cannot search my home because you don't have a probable cause,
to which Mike Proctor could have got a warrant, but that was never going
to happen because he knows that family and there was no way he was going
to do that. So do you think that they got the cell phones of
Mike Proctor, excuse me, the cell phone of Brian Albert and the ATF
agent who potentially could have had beef Brian Higgins could have had beef with the
deceased Sean O'Keeffe officer Sean O'Keefe. Nope, they did not get those cell
phones. What ended up happening is months later there was a court order mailed
to Brian Albert to tell him to get rid to secure his phone and all
content, sim cards, et cetera as evidence, and Brian Higgins got the
same thing. But guess what, not that they heard about it ahead of
time, because we know that wouldn't have happened they traded in their phones and
destroyed their SIM cards or two days before, not that anyone in the system
there in the courts would have like the grand jury that they unpaneled, not
that they would have ever been leaked that they were going to go get their
cell phones and said, hey, you've been gearing yoursel phone because we're gonna
come and snatch them and do a forensic analysis on it. Because there are
other people in the case where they did do a forensic analysis, like Karen
Reid's phone and Jen McCabe's phone. Jen McKay being I believe a cousin of
the Alberts who was present that night, and they found where she deleted a
text. Not everybody in the case agrees, but the expert who was independent
I'm trying to remember his name now, who's the last one to testify,
said there was a deleted Google search at two twenty seven in the morning that
said quote hostlong dying cold, which was meant to be how long dying cold?
Now, Wow, that is a really strange Then that same search happened
again at six something in the morning, six twenty seven and six point thirty
something like that. And when Jen McKay was asked about why she googled that,
she said, because Karen Reid was so frantic and crazy and she asked
me to google it, so I did. Yeah. Right, when Karen
Reid found out that her boyfriend was dead on the lawn of this house,
I'm sure the last thing she was thinking about was, oh, I wonder
how long it takes to die in the cold. I'm sure at that point
was oh my god, my boyfriend. The now foster dad, if you
will, of these two children. Because what Sean O'Keefe did is I believe
it was either his brother or his sister they died in a car accident,
father and mother, and these kids were now without parents and he was kind
enough to bring them into his home and raise them. And Jen mc excuse
me, Karen Reid was more or less helping with that. So that's the
story is we know it, and the problems I have are you know,
obviously the science of it. But when you lie about one thing. Oh,
by the way, we talked earlier in the show about the dog bites
that were on the arm of John O'Keeffe, the officer, John O'Keefe,
that appeared to be animal bites that were not consistent with getting hit by a
vehicle going twenty four miles an hour because there were no broken bones, no
fractures, and no bruising on the body. There'd be big time bruising on
the body if you were hit hard enough to fly, as the Commonwealth says,
thirty feet in the air, flew thirty feet in the air, your
body's going to have some damage at the point of impact, which is going
to be as those witnesses, the expert witnesses from RCA from the state said,
it would have had to hit you center mass. It couldn't have just
hit your arm, and if it did, it wouldn't like look like a
freaking dog bite, which is what it looks like. So when you lie
about one thing, it's kind of judged Judy esque. Don't believe the things
that you say, so I don't believe that they didn't plant evidence of the
tail light. There is some photos out there of Jen McCabe's fIF Excuse me,
I keep confusing Jen mccab and Karen Reid, which probably both of them
would kill me. For both Jen McCabe and Karen Reid. Karen Reid is
the victim in this case. Hashtag free Karen Reid, hashtag justice for Officer
John O'Keefe. There is an image of her at five something in the morning
when she was gonna go look for John of her vehicle and you can clearly
see the red tail light lens on the right rear tail light is illuminated.
And the way that after the police were alone with the vehicle at the sally
Yard in Canton, which was not a state police run facility, but it
was the Canton sally Port, the tail light was destroyed and wouldn't you know
that there is vidia Hey, what's going on? Uh? Tim? Tim
Hallarin, How are you? Thank you so much? Sir Tim Hallaran is
uh from a Delaware. He is the host, along with his beautiful wife
Dana, of Bigfoot Influencers. He is a former baseball scout and an amazing
guy, amazing human being and documentarian of people who have had influence in the
Bigfoot community, some of which are from Massachusetts, by the way, not
the least of which is Ronnie LeBlanc. So now we have the Karen's vehicle
at the sally Port, and wouldn't you know that the video doesn't work at
certain points when the car, so you can't see the car clearly through the
whole time, and you can't see what happened. Then you could see that
it looks like the broken tail light is on the right, but the video
is being filmed through a mirror, because they could see that the number on
the garage door was flipped around as if you were looking at it in a
mirror, whereas the camera should see the number four as number four and not
a backwards for then you could see someone look like they do some sort of
facocta something with the rear tail light of Karen's car. But it's very bad
video, which was probably meant to be that way, and there's also missing
video as well, so also believe it or not, Karen Reid when she
left that morning to go look for John, you can see where it's an
enormous amount of snow and she backs up and taps John O'Keefe's jeep with her
right rear. Hence the tail light, not the destroyed tail light what they
eventually showed in court, but just a cracktail light. But they had to
make sure it fit the crime of a tail light hitting a human being holding
a rock glass at twenty four miles an hour. So the accident reconstructionists went
and made a cannon and fired a rock glass at the tail light at thirty
one miles an hour. And it's just because they couldn't get the pressure just
right to make it go twenty four, but it destroyed the tail light.
So the part where it doesn't comport. Hey, duncan, how are you
slathering Kobe's amounts of lube doing what? I don't know what? I don't
know what he's talking about there? Put that in time out because that looks
like that looks like it was kind of nasty. Whatever he was talking about
so anyway. So there's so many things that don't make sense. So even
the dog that was alleged to have bitten John O'Keefe on the arm seven years
was with a family. That dog When they asked where's that dog, that
dog has been rehomed, Brian Albert said on the stand, And by rehomed,
I mean probably means that it was euthanized and probably burned and buried somewhere
so that it could be used to match the teeth of the dog up to
the injuries on John's arm, because likely the coroner measured those, and you
could measure the dog's teeth and see where which teeth might have fit perfectly into
his arm, and you could do the same with claws. So the dog
was rehomed. So Brian Albert got rid of his phone, as did his
potential co conspirator, Yes I'm a co conspirator. In interesting on air discussion
as you can see below, Brian Higgins got rid of his phone the same
day that Brian Albert did. The dog they got rid of they even sold
the house and he has go aw's it going. Mick Mick is from the
UK. Mick is part of our normal calling all beings audience not necessarily here
for the Karen Reid trial. Although there is a gentleman named Dylan who is
covering this trial extensively from Wales. I want to see what the name of
his show is. Dylan is phenomenal Dylan and officer former retired dah and Sean
McDonough who is from the area. Let's see if fucking I'm going to try
to find on trial. There we go. I just want to let you
guys know, if you want to get in on some of these shows,
I'm looking for it now. The Young Jerks is great, j u Rks.
I just love the Young Jerks. They're awesome. I think we're gonna
have a hung Jerry here ultimately surviving the survivor. That one's not it,
but that's another great one. There's so many great podcasts that are covering this
case, so you have a lot of a lot of great information to get
you to understand what happened. And there's lawyers on each of them and so
forth. I can't find the one with Sean McDonough. Sean Oh, Sean
McDonough, Karen read going through the motions. I believe that's it okay,
so going through the motions. Oh, that's Sean's own podcast, but he's
generally on with this guy from the UK, which is really good and his
name is Dylan, so I believe he makes these beautiful, incredible model trains
over in the UK. So anyway, sorry, I can't help out with
that. I'm just kind of jumped into this, jumped into this world recently
and now I'm sort of trying to comment on it. So it's gone,
good brother, Thank you, fist bump to you. Mick. Mick is
one of the fans of Calling All Beings. We do have a new show
that's coming out that's gonna be tangentially involved to what we're talking about tonight.
But the bottom line, folks, is when it looks like a duck,
talks and walks like a duck, it's a duck. And that is the
reason why all these suspicious things have happened. Ron Albert didn't come out of
his house that her brother officer was dead on his lawn. Why Brian Albert
was not interested in what was that? Why the police didn't feel the need
to knock on the door of Brian Albert and say, hey, we'd like
to talk to you, Sergeant Albert, there is another officer dead on your
lawn. I want to see what you know about it. That never happened.
Never got all the witnesses in separate rooms down at the State Trooper barracks
and question them. Brian Albert then got rid of his phone, so there'll
be no forensic evidence of all the calls he made, all the places they
may have calls. They they don't have all the data from his phone,
where he went, what he did. You know, there's many things that
they could look at, but there's nothing to investigate. Then we hear from
Sean McDonough thirty five years in law enforcement between being he's from Canton, Uh,
he is a Massachusetts original, and then he had a long long career
in the DA and supervisory agent in the DA. And Sean McDonough says he's
heard from people from Canton, He's heard from mass State troopers, he's heard
from Boston Police. So all three agencies there have been people and sources that
contact Sean McDonough because they know, regardless of the fact that he lives in
Naples. Now he is one of them. And when you hear him talk,
there will be no doubt. He's from the Greater Boston area. And
Sean McDonough says that the FEDS were involved in this case and were investigating this
case very early on. Within days after, a guy named I want to
say Steve, a guy named Scanlon, former Suffolk County sheriff with Brian Albert,
walked into the office of the defense. He was a former boxing training
partner of Brian Albert, walked into the Suffolk walked into the defense's offices law
offices and said Karen Reid did not kill Sean o'keef. Brian Albert did,
and then covered it up and told him there was a fight, blah blah
blah, and basically talked about what happened and I don't remember exactly what.
You know, You're gonna want to listen to Sean McDonough. He's got a
lot of information and he expects that there are sealed indictments that will be opened
after this case is finalized, which is probably going to be in a hung
jury because in America, we don't do consensus, we don't do compromise,
we do tribalism. I'm in this camp. You're in that camp either.
Karen Reids the devil or Brian Reid and Brian Albert and what you call it,
Mike the devil. Truth is that nobody's the devil. It's just all
of the things they did. You can't piss on me and then say,
hey, you know what, DJ, it's raining now. I'm not going
to believe you that it's training. So all the elements of this case point
two, that there was a cover up because all the suspicious behavior wouldn't happen.
Anybody watching this case right now, and I'm seeing over a hundred of
you, anybody in this watching me speak right now, within the sound of
my voice, knows that if someone were dead on your lawn and it were
a colleague of yours, and that could be a colleague at work, anybody,
it doesn't have to be a fellow police officer. You are going to
run out your front door and go, oh my god, what happened.
You're going to talk to the officers on site and go, hey, man,
I don't know what happened to this guy. You know, I don't
know how he got here. Brian Albert never did that stuff. He never
opened that door, because if he would open that door, what if they
would have said, hey, can we come in take a look around,
you know, can we turn the lights out, spray luminol, put the
black light on, and see if there's any blood splatter in your weight room
downstairs where it's alleged by at least mister Scandlon this happened. Any normal police
agency would have done that because when I went to Dean College, I was
a law enforcement major there and what I learned in administration of the justice is
we enforced the law, and we follow the law. We enforced the law,
we follow the law. And what people like Sean McDonough who came to
this movement after a thirty five career, thirty five year career in law enforcement
not only here but overseas on behalf of the DA, is that someone who
is corrupt and doesn't follow the law as a law enforcement officer makes them look
bad unnecessarily. And that's really sad. That's really sad. So with that,
I thank you everybody for chiming in and listening and watching. I'll probably
do I'm gonna try to get I'll see if I can get boy. This
guy was NYPD in various roles. He was detective, he was Swat.
He's a professor at John Jay College of Criminology. His name is doctor Keith
Taylor. He's now an under sheriff with Suffolk County on Long Island. So
I don't know if I can get doctor Taylor. I just chatted with him
tonight. I don't know if in his official role he could comment on this
case now, because now he's not a contractor for the government anymore. He
worked for Homeland Security. He's done many things, doctor Taylor, but now
he's an under sheriff. So if I could get him on, I will.
I'll also have I have some I have an attorney friend, and the
attorney friend is from Massachusetts and his family he is connected to the O'Keefe family,
so he doesn't want to come on. And he's from the UFO community.
But he's also a lawyer and his family is also connected to the O'Keefe
family. So don't know if we're gonna get him either. We'll keep looking
and we'll try to get someone from law enforcement and try to get an attorney
on and you know, hopefully on Monday that the jury will wear only you
know, forty eight hours away. Less than that. Now, hopefully we
will have resolution in this case, hopefully will be a not guilty verdict and
hopefully it's sad that the federal agency has to do this to avoid embarrassment,
because it's always the cover up. Whatever happened to John O'Keefe is something that
could have been hopefully fixed. We could explain to his family that there was
a little bit of a tussle in the basement and a fight and he lost
his balance, or we hit him and he fell and the fall was fatal.
That's something that you can explain to the family. What you won't be
able to explain to the family is if the Feds have the goods on some
of these players that were involved in this case and are able to prosecute them
and prove beyond a reasonable doubt that they did something. Now, how you're
going to apologize to the family. Tragic accidents happen, and what you do.
You know, car accidents, these things happen. You call, you
call nine to one one, you call the police, you call ems or
fire and you apologize and maybe your life has changed forever, but it's done
so honestly. But once you do something like this, you can never come
back from it. You can never be. The people will never look at
you the same. So, with that feeling very pensive, thank you everybody
for tuning in. I look forward to speaking with you again as things progress,
because I expect that we are going to have some sort of federal involvement
with the Department of Justice after this case is concluded. And I hope only
those who have committed acts of fraud or criminal acts are held responsible and that
nobody who's innocently doing their job is caught up in that. So thank you
all you content creators out there in Massachusetts who are covering this case. Thank
you to all you law enforcement officers that have to deal with the score and
and scrutiny that you don't deserve because you're out there honestly doing your job.
And then there's some people like this to kind of make it look like all
of you are something when we know that that's not true. Free Karen Reid,
a woman that I believe is innocent based on all the things that these
guys, the Alberts did in their family. If they had nothing to hide,
they wouldn't have done that. Hey, here's my phone, Sure,
come in look at the house if you want search it here's my phone,
here's Brian Higgins's phone. Come on in, don't even need a search warrant.
That's what it is. And by god, man, I want to
find out what happened to John. He's a brother officer from my department,
from BPD. None of that happened. So what happened Brian Albert retired so
he could get his pension. Make sure he got that going wouldn't be under
investigation from internal affairs. Retire, get rid of your phone, get rid
of your dog, get rid of your house. There's no evidence. Now,
you can't even go to the house and tear it up because who knows
if there's any they could have. I'm sure they tore apart everything in that
house before they sold it so that they couldn't find anything. Tear the floors
up, the walls, everything's gone. I'm sure. I know it was
a weight room, but I'm sure they tore the hell out of that.
So all those puzzle mats that were probably on the floor, who knows.
So anyway, thank you everybody. I don't want to babble on further,
but thank you. I appreciate it. Well, we'll come back, we'll
talk about this as we go forward, hopefully there'll be a verdict, and
in addition to that, we will in the aftermath if there is a federal
investigation into the dishonest brokers that are in this case. Thank you, hece out