Speaker 1: Yeah, baby, welcome back to Calling All Beings on a
Speaker 1: beautiful Sunday here in Colorado.
Speaker 2: I'm your host, DJ it is calling All Beings True
Speaker 2: Crime Unsolved, and we got a very special guest for
Speaker 2: you because it's people like this young lady that are
Speaker 2: gonna prevent uh, these sort of corrupt individuals from thinking
Speaker 2: they can get away with it. Because there was a
Speaker 2: time when not everybody had a cell camera, a cell phone,
Speaker 2: you know, with a camera on it that could video.
Speaker 2: They could then replay things over and over and over again.
Speaker 2: But and you could do things like this, you know
Speaker 2: you could. You could you could kill an Enrikia Delgado
Speaker 2: or a a John O'Keefe.
Speaker 3: You could hide evidence.
Speaker 2: But now you got people out there that are analysis analysts,
Speaker 2: that are researchers, that are digging into every aspect of
Speaker 2: all the characters of this case to show them they
Speaker 2: can't get away with it.
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna tell you what.
Speaker 2: My guest today has a YouTube that I started watching
Speaker 2: pretty early on when I became aware as an interested
Speaker 2: party of the Karen Reid case and then started to
Speaker 2: broadcast about it with all of you know that Sean
Speaker 2: Sean McDonough, the special Dagent, supervisory Special D Agent came
Speaker 2: on with me, and then that kind of launched me
Speaker 2: into this space. So thank you. Sean has always this
Speaker 2: homegirl right here. I saw her show. I don't know
Speaker 2: if this was it might have been the one where
Speaker 2: I'm like, what's rule twenty seven B? And she's like,
Speaker 2: guess what I'm about to tell you. So if you
Speaker 2: think that you can get over on home girls like.
Speaker 1: This, I'm here to tell you ain't gonna happen, baby,
Speaker 1: because she is all over it, like green chili on
Speaker 1: a burrito or like gravy on rice.
Speaker 3: So, without further ado, I'm so glad.
Speaker 2: It took me a while to get through to this
Speaker 2: young lady because she didn't want to deal with all
Speaker 2: the maniacs on social media, so she just has her
Speaker 2: YouTube and some cash app stuff and I had to
Speaker 2: cash app just to get part, just just to be
Speaker 2: in front of the queen.
Speaker 3: So party people put you who together for analo?
Speaker 1: Can I get a man?
Speaker 3: Yea?
Speaker 4: Amen?
Speaker 3: Being Benito's analy it's good to have you, home girl.
Speaker 4: It's good to be here. Thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: Yes, Like the first time I heard you, I'm like,
Speaker 2: this lady's got to be in the legal profession. She's
Speaker 2: either a lawyer or a paralegal or a law clerk
Speaker 2: or something. So like, what is your background that took
Speaker 2: you into this medium that makes you sound like you're
Speaker 2: able to read these legal read these laws and interpret
Speaker 2: them and espouse them so wonderfully and worried about them.
Speaker 4: I have work in public transportation and I would review
Speaker 4: contracts with the Department of Transportation and things like that,
Speaker 4: so I got used to reading legal language in a
Speaker 4: unique way. You know, some people go to law school.
Speaker 4: I had to study federal and state statutes for my job,
Speaker 4: and I also had to assist in public safety. And
Speaker 4: I went to college, so I you know, I was
Speaker 4: an honor student. I took researching and education very seriously.
Speaker 4: You know. Yeah, yeah, I think, and I think you
Speaker 4: shouldn't have to be a lawyer to interpret legal language.
Speaker 4: You know, you should just fight harder and educate yourself.
Speaker 4: And you know, it makes you a better analyzer and
Speaker 4: critical thinker when you can read the language that everyone
Speaker 4: uses in the legal system.
Speaker 3: Yeah. No, I agree with you.
Speaker 2: And you know you spoke about education, and I think
Speaker 2: even for someone who's in the trades and uh, you know,
Speaker 2: even if you are in the trades and you're working
Speaker 2: on plumbing or electrical or ac heating, ventilation and air conditioning,
Speaker 2: anything like that, just to get get at, you know,
Speaker 2: some sort of an education, not that you need to
Speaker 2: be call you know, like a master's.
Speaker 3: Degree or anything like that. I only have a bachelor's degree.
Speaker 2: But man, I felt so much more prepared for so
Speaker 2: many things when I graduated college.
Speaker 3: And and I'm a Johnny come lately.
Speaker 2: I went through a twenty year Air Force career and
Speaker 2: only had an associates. And then I got my bachelor's
Speaker 2: at like fifth something like that, and I went to
Speaker 2: Southern New Hampshire. But yeah, it's very important and and
Speaker 2: and for reasons like what you talked about, you know, Britt,
Speaker 2: the laws and the language of our country. So you
Speaker 2: and you do it so well. Golf club or maybe
Speaker 2: DJ clap so uh So, anyway, we want to jump
Speaker 2: into the Karen read case. If you guys have questions
Speaker 2: for analyze, please post them in the chat. Hello Kimberlina fifteen,
Speaker 2: what's up? Homie, Queen Olive? Hello, everyone, Welcome everybody. Julie
Speaker 2: may not be here tonight. Our chat moderator. I don't
Speaker 2: know if Jessica is here. Also, she was not able
Speaker 2: to join me on Friday, and I convinced Analyzed to
Speaker 2: take our spot so we didn't have to go show less,
Speaker 2: and then you know, this whole legal brief dropped.
Speaker 3: But do you think we should start where I sort of.
Speaker 2: When what I outlined where we went on the phone,
Speaker 2: or do you think that we should start at the
Speaker 2: legal briefs that came outs from from Mark Bedrow?
Speaker 3: What are you thinking?
Speaker 4: I'm open. I don't know if it's my feed or
Speaker 4: your feed, but like your video comes in and out,
Speaker 4: I don't know if it's it's if it's on my end, but.
Speaker 3: It could be me. My my internet here is not.
Speaker 2: I'm actually the internet company is coming tomorrow because I'm
Speaker 2: paying for one gig speed, but the router is sitting
Speaker 2: on the floor and it doesn't broadcast quite as well.
Speaker 2: So let me know if if, if this becomes untenable,
Speaker 2: and we'll we'll stop the show. Okay, okay, yeah, Captain
Speaker 2: analyzed in the building, all right, so let me start
Speaker 2: with this and then we'll get into we'll get analyzers
Speaker 2: impressions of what was filed by Mark betro that was
Speaker 2: just I guess it was fifteen pages of fantasticness.
Speaker 3: And it really kind of illustrates Brady.
Speaker 2: Violations where they weren't given that which halted the Alec
Speaker 2: Baldwin trial. Uh and caused the judge to dismiss the charges.
Speaker 2: Am I saying that right? She dismissed it with prejudice,
Speaker 2: I believe, just because of the Brady violation committed by ironically,
Speaker 2: what's that DA's name, Kerry Morris.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, the right era.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the more the era in attorney's writ large in
Speaker 3: the United States. Hey, what's up, Sherdy. Welcome everybody. We
Speaker 3: will get to you, but first we only got an hour.
Speaker 2: We don't want to run into Mike Show, who's gonna
Speaker 2: start at seven pm Boston time, So let's go with analyze.
Speaker 2: So let me see what I wrote the other day.
Speaker 2: I don't try to paraphrase myself here my own tweet.
Speaker 2: Essentially what I had said is the Karen Reid investigation
Speaker 2: began the moment that any officer in charge, or what
Speaker 2: we'd say in the Air Force, and oh, I see
Speaker 2: stepped onto the lawn or onto the snow at thirty
Speaker 2: flat FA. You as Jennifer McCabe likes to say it.
Speaker 2: He hasn't mean on the lune at thirty flat fair you.
Speaker 2: I'm not comfortable unless I do a show without imintaining
Speaker 2: Jen maccobb and the moment that one of them stepped
Speaker 2: on the lawn, and that was the beginning of the investigation,
Speaker 2: exiting the car, stepping onto the lawn there seeing John O'Keefe.
Speaker 2: The investigation ended the moment that they decided not to
Speaker 2: go knock on the door by virtue of who own.
Speaker 4: The home right precisely, Yep, that was the end.
Speaker 2: That was the I think we all have to put
Speaker 2: that on our mind, that there could be less than
Speaker 2: sixty seconds in between those two things. Unlikely there was,
Speaker 2: whether that was who was the first was it Tully?
Speaker 2: I'm trying to remember who's the first officer unseen because
Speaker 2: I know Gallagher lives across the street and his involvement
Speaker 2: was giving him the solo cups and the shopping stopping
Speaker 2: shop bags. But whomever the first officer in charge at
Speaker 2: that time that stepped on and said, okay, I'm on scene.
Speaker 2: Now I've taken control of this scene. The investigation started
Speaker 2: when they said can't go knock on that door.
Speaker 4: Right, That was the end, right, and they and they
Speaker 4: delayed the investigation that day too. They had to get
Speaker 4: permission and the investigation was delayed. So that's another huge
Speaker 4: red flag.
Speaker 2: They were calling because Burkewitz was on vacation. Chief burke
Speaker 2: Witz was on vacation or something like that, so I
Speaker 2: think he had to be called. Sarah Saraf was the
Speaker 2: first and then Link says the cat lady. Thank you
Speaker 2: so much, you guys. I'm gonna lean on you guys
Speaker 2: in the chat because some of you guys have banked
Speaker 2: some of these details that that I have not. But
Speaker 2: whomever that first person was, because the master, I don't
Speaker 2: believe there was a recusal based on Kevin Albert. I
Speaker 2: believe the the the recusal was based on his death
Speaker 2: either at the hospital where he was pronounced at I'm
Speaker 2: sure they didn't pronounce them dead in the ambulance. They
Speaker 2: would have wanted an MD to do that. And so
Speaker 2: that's when the mass date police were called in, right,
Speaker 2: And I don't know if if anybody was on the
Speaker 2: scene at that point, I don't know, because I remember
Speaker 2: I remember Peter Murphy and them saying the scene was
Speaker 2: left on, Hey, what's up, Scott McGinnis, what's going on?
Speaker 3: Legend?
Speaker 2: Welcome back? Burk Woitz was out on medical leave. Okay,
Speaker 2: maybe he was getting a brain transplant.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: No music. Oh are you guys? If you guys are
Speaker 2: hearing the music, I can I can kill it. You
Speaker 2: know how I love the music?
Speaker 3: Here is it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: There you go. Okay, so let me know if you're
Speaker 3: hearing that.
Speaker 2: Umm. So so then they said this. The crime scene
Speaker 2: was abandoned for several hours right until the mass date
Speaker 2: police came back.
Speaker 4: Potentially yeah, No, no real investigation was conducted in that timeframe,
Speaker 4: and essentially all the conclusions they came to were speculation,
Speaker 4: all the way down to Trooper Proctor pointing out where
Speaker 4: John O'Keeffe's body was, to Trooper Joe Paul and Trooper
Speaker 4: Joe Paul guesstimating what happened to John O'Keeffe. It was
Speaker 4: all guessing.
Speaker 3: There was no science there, There.
Speaker 4: Was no photograph of the body. And if Brian Albert,
Speaker 4: the homeowner, who who again I've said in a previous video,
Speaker 4: has likely conducted thousands of accident investigations as a Boston
Speaker 4: police officer, he would know that you take photos of
Speaker 4: the body before before the ambulance picks up the body,
Speaker 4: you know. But he and Nicole Albert, in my opinion,
Speaker 4: didn't want any responsibility to fall on them, any accountability
Speaker 4: to fall on them, and so they did not participate.
Speaker 4: Even though the Celebrate data approved that that Jennifer McCabe
Speaker 4: and Nicole Albert spoke on the phone once eight seconds
Speaker 4: once seven seconds. The Celebrate dad approved it. For whatever reason,
Speaker 4: Nicole Albert and Brian Albert never went outside. They didn't
Speaker 4: take any photos, you know, They didn't help. They didn't help,
Speaker 4: even though the ambulance were there, the fire trucks were there.
Speaker 4: Karen Reid was screaming, you know. And their window in
Speaker 4: their bedroom they had the closest view to John. Yeah,
Speaker 4: like lying at the flagpole right, like they had all
Speaker 4: the windows in the house, Nicole Albert and Brian Albert's
Speaker 4: window had the best view. And yet they both claim
Speaker 4: they both claimed they were asleep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you asked in the beginning, you actually posed
Speaker 2: this as a question, and I was going to raise
Speaker 2: my hand like I, oh, call me.
Speaker 3: Call me analyzed.
Speaker 2: I Yeah, for some reason, I think you preface it
Speaker 2: with for some reason.
Speaker 3: I know the reason.
Speaker 2: I think everybody in the chat knows the reason, and
Speaker 2: certainly Brian Albert knows the reason. Yeah, the reason was
Speaker 2: because if he would have come out, he would have
Speaker 2: become part of the scene and they would have been
Speaker 2: compelled to question him by virtue of his presence. And
Speaker 2: because he didn't come out, then there needed to be
Speaker 2: a step further for.
Speaker 3: Them to go. That's me knocking on my computer.
Speaker 2: Luckily it's aluminum body MAC, so they would have had
Speaker 2: to go and knock on the door. And they had
Speaker 2: made the decision not to do that.
Speaker 3: That was the end of the investigation.
Speaker 2: Now and now we have gone from an investigation because
Speaker 2: we know who owns the house and his name.
Speaker 3: Isn't Brian Smith.
Speaker 2: Otherwise we'd go and take our night stick and bang
Speaker 2: on the door with the nightstick, which the Las Vegas cops,
Speaker 2: Brian and Gonzo said that's what they would have done.
Speaker 2: He said, I'm getting in that house one way or another.
Speaker 2: I'm going to cite these laws. They cited a couple
Speaker 2: different laws. I'm not a police officer, even though I
Speaker 2: did take law enforcement my first year in college. They
Speaker 2: cited at least Las Vegas statutes that they thought potentially
Speaker 2: could be national of how they would try to get
Speaker 2: in the house, basically kind of like a wellness check,
Speaker 2: if you will, something analogous to a wellness check.
Speaker 3: I've seen analyze this chance. That's what I'm saying. Analyze
Speaker 3: is dope.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: That's why we had to get her on here. We
Speaker 2: gonna try to get her on everybody show, and so
Speaker 2: that right there, you know, they made that decision.
Speaker 3: That was the end.
Speaker 2: It flipped one hundred and eighty degrees. For now, how
Speaker 2: do we cover it up and analyze? I don't think
Speaker 2: they knew what they were getting. All the things they
Speaker 2: would have to cover, there's no way they could have
Speaker 2: known at that moment.
Speaker 4: I agree. I think that even if you, if you
Speaker 4: pay attention to Jennifer McCabe's actions, just just her, Like
Speaker 4: all of them had questionable actions, but if you just
Speaker 4: focus in on her, her her story changes repeatedly that
Speaker 4: they all met at Jennifer McCabe's house too, that that
Speaker 4: Nicole Albert on the stand admitted that it was more
Speaker 4: of a conversation rather than an interview, like that would
Speaker 4: never happen to you and I you know, right, we're
Speaker 4: not married into law enforcement. We don't have law en
Speaker 4: right like we're we're just here, and it would we
Speaker 4: would never get those exceptions. But because multiple members of
Speaker 4: law enforcement were in that club, in the Canton club,
Speaker 4: they they were, they made it through unscathed, you know.
Speaker 4: And and it's so obvious, it's so blatantly obvious. You
Speaker 4: don't have to be conspiracy minded. It's just so blatantly
Speaker 4: obvious like that there is bias here, there's preferential treatment here,
Speaker 4: and that a majority of the members of law enforcement
Speaker 4: were friends, they were lifelong friends.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: That's that that that's how this happens. That's how this happens.
Speaker 4: And just like Alan Jackson said, when the thin blue
Speaker 4: line becomes a big old blue wall, like that's what
Speaker 4: happened in this case.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that that's uh, that's exactly it is. That it's
Speaker 2: I and I challenge. I challenge anybody out there who's
Speaker 2: in law enforcement. It looks like I'm covering up the fire.
Speaker 2: I don't want analyze to get cold there. You make
Speaker 2: sure the fires get I challenge anybody.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I forgot to tell you to bring marshmallows. But yeah,
Speaker 2: next time you come on, we'll make sure. So I
Speaker 2: challenge anybody in law enforcement. Show me where it says
Speaker 2: in the Massstachusetts state laws, or in any of the
Speaker 2: by laws that cover law enforcement, or in your oath
Speaker 2: of office, where it says, by virtue of this office,
Speaker 2: I can break the law where Show me where it
Speaker 2: says that, where it says I don't need to. I
Speaker 2: don't need to give up evidence under the Brady Brady Act.
Speaker 2: I don't need to disclose anything that could be exculpatory
Speaker 2: or you know, uh, indicative of somebody that's a defendant.
Speaker 2: I can just do whatever the hell I want to do.
Speaker 2: And that's what these guys act like, is that we
Speaker 2: don't have to follow the law. And because of that
Speaker 2: I posted today. I don't know if these were Atlanta
Speaker 2: police officers.
Speaker 3: I believe they were.
Speaker 2: I didn't go back and check each one, but basically
Speaker 2: it's a town cop in Georgia in an interview room,
Speaker 2: like like Annaly I said, not a conversation on the
Speaker 2: sofa at Jen McCabe's house with like cocoa and marshmallows
Speaker 2: and that needs stuff and maybe some ore dervs and
Speaker 2: a sharkuterie board it is. It was this guy in
Speaker 2: the interview room with two officers asking him about his
Speaker 2: going on to Craigslist and soliciting women to go out
Speaker 2: with because they found one murdered. And by the end
Speaker 2: of that interview, he knew he was going to jail.
Speaker 2: And that is the way it's supposed to go. That's
Speaker 2: where Matt Farwell should have found himself. Brian Albert and
Speaker 2: we did this whole We did a whole episode with
Speaker 2: Peter Murphy. He would have Brian Albert in one room,
Speaker 2: Brian Higgins in another room, Jennifer McCabe in another room,
Speaker 2: and they would have just go ahead and let them
Speaker 2: tell different stories and then until they implicated one another.
Speaker 2: And they said, fuck all that. Because this guy's a
Speaker 2: law enforcement officer. He she can break the law. It's
Speaker 2: okay if they break the law, right, Yeah, that's what
Speaker 2: makes me. What makes you think you can break the law.
Speaker 2: That we have to follow the law, but you don't
Speaker 2: have to follow the law.
Speaker 4: Right And and again the that their knowledge the members
Speaker 4: of law enforcement involved.
Speaker 3: Sarah again invaded the show. I'm gonna try to kick Haarrah.
Speaker 3: You gotta go baby, Okay.
Speaker 2: She invades half the shows sorry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the that that the members of law enforcement who
Speaker 4: assisted in the cover up used their knowledge in law enforcement,
Speaker 4: their experience in law enforcement to help cover it up,
Speaker 4: and they got away with it. And remember they got
Speaker 4: away with the FBI and the d o J stepped
Speaker 4: in because they, to me, they knew it was suspicious.
Speaker 4: Like you know what I mean, Like, the FBI is
Speaker 4: in charge of every single police department in the US,
Speaker 4: and they came here to investigate. They used ARKA to
Speaker 4: investigate the death of one of their officers. John O'Keefe
Speaker 4: is not just an officer of Boston, he's an officer
Speaker 4: of the FBI as well. That's why they came here.
Speaker 3: And I'm still mean, what do you mean he's an
Speaker 3: officer of the FBI in that.
Speaker 4: In that the FBI oversees every single police department in
Speaker 4: the US. You know, That's why I think the FBI
Speaker 4: came in.
Speaker 3: I think overseas.
Speaker 2: I think they have They are the chief law enforcement
Speaker 2: agency of the United States that can even go outside
Speaker 2: of the United States to apprehend a suspect given the
Speaker 2: right conditions. But the there really isn't anybody that necessarily
Speaker 2: oversees But if a case is presented to them and
Speaker 2: they see the uh, Well, the case doesn't really go
Speaker 2: to them, It goes to the Department of Justice, or
Speaker 2: you know, the US attorney, Like in this case, we
Speaker 2: have Assistant US Attorney what's his name again, Josh Levy,
Speaker 2: who was presented evidence that said, Okay, we've got something
Speaker 2: going on here. And then the the FBI acts as
Speaker 2: their law enforcement arm. But we should be careful about
Speaker 2: saying that they oversee, because they don't. They don't report
Speaker 2: uh to the FBI, but they would be uh, an
Speaker 2: agency that could if the state agency doesn't want to
Speaker 2: step in, which in this case we have the bad
Speaker 2: state police. They have no intention of stepping in and
Speaker 2: doing the right thing. In fact, they are one of
Speaker 2: the perpetrators. So then you know, what do you have left?
Speaker 2: You get, you know, the US Attorney and and hopefully
Speaker 2: the FBI will go and arrest some of these slugs
Speaker 2: and we can watch and wipe that smile off Uribuchinic's face.
Speaker 4: Well, my point being, we still don't know ultimately what
Speaker 4: the DOJ and the FBI concluded right through the ARCA investigation.
Speaker 4: We don't have all those facts, you know, but obviously
Speaker 4: to me, they stepped in because they figured out that
Speaker 4: there was a lack of oversight here, something's not right,
Speaker 4: And I'm just I've been waiting. What are they going
Speaker 4: to tell us why they stepped in, why they decided
Speaker 4: to conduct their own independent investigation.
Speaker 2: You know, it's kind of like I want to just
Speaker 2: suffix your sentence with Lord here our prayer. So because yeah,
Speaker 2: we we assume, you know, especially based on Sean McDonough
Speaker 2: who was a federal agent with DA and sources that
Speaker 2: he has in Boston at Uncle Joe's house that he
Speaker 2: refers to, he had to do a whole ten minutes
Speaker 2: to explain how Uncle Joe's house got its name. That
Speaker 2: that that that is that that they do have interest
Speaker 2: in this case from the perspective of maybe civil rights
Speaker 2: violations of Karen Reid, and that can open the door
Speaker 2: for them to look at at other things and look
Speaker 2: at look at the murder. Whereas with Sandra Birchmore that
Speaker 2: is now not conjecture, that's a fact, that is an
Speaker 2: absolute fact. That interesting with the Firewell brothers, particularly obviously
Speaker 2: they they arrested Matt Farewell, so our question of whether
Speaker 2: or not they were going to get involved and whether
Speaker 2: or not. They're going to pursue other suspects if they
Speaker 2: if they can find them guilty of something. Absolutely, But
Speaker 2: with Karen Reid, it's only that we know that they
Speaker 2: hired those accident reconstructionists, and they would not have done that.
Speaker 2: They also apparently it's it's do we have proof? Does
Speaker 2: anybody know if we have Do we have proof that
Speaker 2: they turned over three thousand pages of information to the
Speaker 2: DA and to the defense.
Speaker 3: I don't know if we know that. Let me see what.
Speaker 2: This is depending on the fbid OJ is a scary prospect,
Speaker 2: but it is literally on our only hope but a
Speaker 2: sad yeah, I mean they're the only I mean if
Speaker 2: the state agency is not going to go and investigate
Speaker 2: the local agents and see, well, then there's only one
Speaker 2: thing above the States. You know, if this was the UK,
Speaker 2: they're all they're all federal employees over there, so you
Speaker 2: know they police themselves. So but yeah, thank you, thank you, love, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I hope. I One of my co hosts from Calling
Speaker 2: All Beings also is uh he has no power, water,
Speaker 2: or electricity in western North Carolina waiting for an update
Speaker 2: if he got something back today. So yeah, man, it
Speaker 2: is a it is a very scary prospect that they
Speaker 2: are our last hope and if something falls within their bounds.
Speaker 2: Because when they read the charges against Sandra Burchmore, I
Speaker 2: was surprised that the things that they read, it was
Speaker 2: some sort of a witness related thing, right of killing
Speaker 2: a witness or something.
Speaker 3: Isn't that what? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah that she Yeah, that she knew things that
Speaker 4: other officers were involved, and and she was a witness
Speaker 4: of herself too of the underage stuff going on between
Speaker 4: her and other officers, you know, and there's at least
Speaker 4: four officers that we know of, you know, yeah, between
Speaker 4: between two different police departments.
Speaker 2: Yep, but at least at least uh, they they've already
Speaker 2: done something, so we know that they're involved, and now
Speaker 2: it's just a matter of.
Speaker 3: A waiting game until whatever their their game plan is.
Speaker 2: Uh. And Sean has said in multiple occasions that it it.
Speaker 2: They don't work quickly, They work thoroughly, and they work deliberately,
Speaker 2: kind of like probably how you do your your research.
Speaker 2: But I wanted to open the floor for things that
Speaker 2: you've uncovered about this this case because you did such
Speaker 2: an outstad standing job on twenty seven B among other things.
Speaker 2: So what what kind of are are some of your
Speaker 2: your finer points.
Speaker 4: Finer points as in the uh.
Speaker 2: The Karen read case and yeah, things that you found
Speaker 2: in you know, it could be tell lighte stuff. It
Speaker 2: could be the key cycles. There was one one of
Speaker 2: your colleagues did a whole video about key cycles.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the key cycle eleven sixty two. Because Trooper Joe Paul,
Speaker 4: his his entire so called investigation relies on key Cycle
Speaker 4: eleven sixty two, which was not even Karen Reid. Trooper
Speaker 4: Joe Paul started his investigation at key Cycle eleven sixty four,
Speaker 4: and key Cycle eleven sixty two was when the tow truck,
Speaker 4: when the SUV was being driven onto the tow truck.
Speaker 4: So key Cycle eleven sixty two was not Karen Reid.
Speaker 4: And yet that's what the investigator, the accident reconstructionist, Trooper
Speaker 4: Joe Paul says on the stand. And just again just
Speaker 4: anybody listening to him as the accident reconstructionists, to me,
Speaker 4: they owe John O'Keefe a lot more than Trooper Joe Paul. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the comment, I can't even with the key cycle. It's
Speaker 4: like yeah and several other yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2: But it's important though, because the math, just because one
Speaker 2: of the highlights of the trial it was me, I
Speaker 2: don't know where I was driving that day, and I
Speaker 2: heard Alan Jackson ask him he couldn't define kinematics. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's done his action accident reconstructionists and he can't.
Speaker 3: He doesn't.
Speaker 2: And he says, yeah, I took some courses at the
Speaker 2: local junior college and he can't define kinematics.
Speaker 3: But can you do math?
Speaker 2: Because if you can't, if you can't do the subtraction
Speaker 2: between eleven sixty four two key cycles, and you know
Speaker 2: that the car was driven up onto the truck, driven
Speaker 2: off the truck, and then driven and and driven in
Speaker 2: the in the place, Come on, man, I mean, come on, dude.
Speaker 4: Verbatim. Trooper Joe Paul says, I got the addresses from
Speaker 4: Trooper Proctor. I put them in the thing, and one
Speaker 4: of the possibilities was thirty six miles. I put them
Speaker 4: in the thing.
Speaker 2: Because because his whole thing was he was going to
Speaker 2: try to demo where she had put seventy percent throttle,
Speaker 2: you know, like a throttle position sensor, and right, he
Speaker 2: dorked that all up.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was difficult to watch him, but also I
Speaker 4: think what what's what was intriguing to me was the sisters,
Speaker 4: Nicole Albert and Jennifer McCabe, how they were both defensive
Speaker 4: at times on the stand and just watching the trial,
Speaker 4: it was so easy to tell that they were lying,
Speaker 4: but they had their own style of lying. Nicole Albert
Speaker 4: was was caught, you know, whereas Jennifer McCabe would would
Speaker 4: come out with her teeth. You know, she'd be like growling,
Speaker 4: and it was scary to watch her at times, the
Speaker 4: way she looked like, she looked like she wanted to
Speaker 4: for someone, you know. But what's what they have in
Speaker 4: common with their testimonies is that they both testified to
Speaker 4: providing statements to law enforcements that they later said it's
Speaker 4: that's what he said, but that's not what I said.
Speaker 2: Right, Yes, yes, that that wasn't what I told him, right?
Speaker 2: Is that way you could get out of it saying
Speaker 2: that them proving that you're a liar?
Speaker 4: Right? Yeah? Like I was going to provide example. Oh
Speaker 4: and just judgement judgment herself too. She in my opinion,
Speaker 4: she she she ignored prerequisites that the defense had, she
Speaker 4: rushed them in their presentation. She whenever they would publish
Speaker 4: something for the jury to see. She would her read
Speaker 4: it up, and like when Elizabeth Little was was questioning
Speaker 4: Nicole Albert, I noticed it especially then, like Elizabeth Little
Speaker 4: would would be on a roll, you know, she would
Speaker 4: be like getting those good questions, and then either Lally
Speaker 4: or Canoni would like interrupt, either because of the the
Speaker 4: what was published or because of the foundation she was
Speaker 4: trying to build. It was just a lot of like
Speaker 4: to me, deliberate interruption going on, on top of the
Speaker 4: on top of the deceitful testimony from the witnesses, you know,
Speaker 4: sixty eight so called witnesses for the prosecution, and a
Speaker 4: majority of them denied to celebrate data or destroy their
Speaker 4: cell phones, you know, Like it's there are too many
Speaker 4: red flags in this case. And I have said it
Speaker 4: in my videos. I really hope that law schools like
Speaker 4: look at this trial and they watch every minute of
Speaker 4: this trial and they go through all the evidence, because
Speaker 4: to me, this entire case needs to be studied for
Speaker 4: years to come, Like we need to know what corruption
Speaker 4: looks like. This is what it looks like when multiple
Speaker 4: members of law enforcement are in the same game against
Speaker 4: this one individual, you know, and she's outnumbered. Karen Reid,
Speaker 4: she's outnumbered. Thankfully she had the resources to devent herself.
Speaker 4: But as I've said in my videos, imagine if she
Speaker 4: didn't have the resources, would we even know about this? Kids?
Speaker 4: Would this just been right? This would have been swept
Speaker 4: under the rug, and everybody would have hated her. Oh
Speaker 4: my gosh, she did that right. But thankfully people like
Speaker 4: Aiden Kearney and other independent journalists are they brought this
Speaker 4: to light, you know. And I really got into it because,
Speaker 4: like I live in Massachusetts, it was hitten too close
Speaker 4: to home. I was getting angry listening to what I
Speaker 4: was with all these different news reports. When I first
Speaker 4: heard about it, I just felt like something's listening to it.
Speaker 4: I'm like, that seems really weird, like that the official
Speaker 4: narrative seemed really strange, Like but nobody saw him when
Speaker 4: they left the house. Nobody saw him when they left
Speaker 4: the house, you know, and saw him John.
Speaker 3: O'Keefe on the line, right right, right, right right right.
Speaker 4: Like they all left, but nobody saw him. Multiple people
Speaker 4: were there and nobody saw him on the lawne. It's
Speaker 4: just again. And then the lack of investigation.
Speaker 2: And one of my friends from the Bigfoot community who
Speaker 2: I made aware he had to sit and listen to
Speaker 2: me talk talk about the Karen Reid trial case and
Speaker 2: Sandra Birchmore. And he was in town to meet a
Speaker 2: client in Canton, stayed overnight. So he what do you
Speaker 2: think he did? He drove by thirty four Fairview and
Speaker 2: he said, man, it's really small. But when you look
Speaker 2: at representations of this on the web, and when you
Speaker 2: look at Turtle Boy's background, and by the way, absolutely
Speaker 2: Turtle Boy is a he's he's a man of un
Speaker 2: common valor and uncommon courage. He really is keeping that
Speaker 2: looks like a huge yard. But people that have driven
Speaker 2: by there tells me it is not huge. Would you
Speaker 2: agree with that? Have you have you driven by?
Speaker 4: It's what it is is they have a big golf
Speaker 4: like country club behind them, So it makes like there
Speaker 4: are no houses behind thirty four Fairview, So it makes
Speaker 4: it look like it's bigger than it is. But it's not.
Speaker 4: It's not that big. You're right.
Speaker 2: Anyway, yeah, and and and and so people we say
Speaker 2: that to say that people that were exiting the home
Speaker 2: after Karen Reid left, which obviously you know she left
Speaker 2: if you watch micro dots video. It does a pretty
Speaker 2: good rep presentation where she sat out there for ten minutes,
Speaker 2: you probably and she's probably like screw this, and like
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go home and go to sleep, and he'll
Speaker 2: call me when he wants to ride right, ride back.
Speaker 2: And that's when she got home and started sending all
Speaker 2: those messages and texts and voicemails. And you don't, you know,
Speaker 2: you don't do that, you know, Turtle Boy says it
Speaker 2: over and over. It's like the Lacy Peterson's husband, Scott
Speaker 2: left these lovey dovey voicemails after he had killed her,
Speaker 2: and that and that's why Karen Karen Reid would not
Speaker 2: have done that, would have said, you stupid.
Speaker 5: It you.
Speaker 4: It's hard. I think you're The video stopped just so
Speaker 4: you're aware, I'm not hearing anything. Okay, you lost all right, Well,
Speaker 4: hopefully you come back. No, I could always sing, I
Speaker 4: can see the chat. Yeah, okay, I feel bad talking
Speaker 4: with him on his own platform, with his own channel.
Speaker 4: All right, I'm going to list off some details I
Speaker 4: found interesting about the case, and I wrote this down
Speaker 4: for this show. But hopefully DJ comes back, because I
Speaker 4: don't want to run his show In my opinion, tuber
Speaker 4: Joe Paul should have been impeached as a witness for
Speaker 4: the prosecution due to prior inconsistent statements, so to should
Speaker 4: have Jennifer McCabe. I think multiple witnesses for the prosecution
Speaker 4: should have been should have been impeached based on prior
Speaker 4: inconsistent statements, and I think in any other courtroom they
Speaker 4: would have been for sure. I did go to one
Speaker 4: of the demonstrations a month ago. Yes, MJA Boston. They
Speaker 4: all had inconsistent statements. I went to demonstration last month
Speaker 4: and I took video and photos with Aiden Kearney. You're right,
Speaker 4: it's not over yet, but I'm really hoping they don't
Speaker 4: retry Karen Reid really hoping. Yeah, right, exactly. Judge bev herself,
Speaker 4: like I mentioned earlier, she ignored prerequisites that the defense had,
Speaker 4: like say, you want to submit evidence in order to
Speaker 4: publish it to the jury. Even though the defense would
Speaker 4: meet all of the prerequisites, the judge would still rush
Speaker 4: through the presentation. And that just doesn't happen in a
Speaker 4: normal criminal case. Right. That's a good question, Sherry, But
Speaker 4: it's like, why hasn't anyone been charged with perjury? I
Speaker 4: think it's safe to ask that question of all the
Speaker 4: witnesses on the prosecution side, that they were clearly all
Speaker 4: friends or related in some way some fashion. Even the
Speaker 4: state troopers, even the lead investigator, Trooper Michael Procter, he
Speaker 4: was related or he would go to their parties at
Speaker 4: thirty four Fairview. Just it's disgusting how much they all
Speaker 4: got away with. Yeah, I hope so, Tommy, I hope
Speaker 4: they nail everyone before January. We will see. Yeah. I
Speaker 4: don't know if you guys read the jury interviews that
Speaker 4: Aiden Kearney provided, but they they're insightful, they really are,
Speaker 4: and in this I don't know if people know, Like
Speaker 4: I see these comments a lot on videos, people wonder
Speaker 4: why Judge bev was able to select the four person,
Speaker 4: And I think it's important for everyone to know that
Speaker 4: in the state of Massachusetts, the judge is permitted to
Speaker 4: select the four person, so that that wasn't corruption. It's
Speaker 4: actually just the state of Massachusetts thing. She was permitted
Speaker 4: to select a four person. Kay m hmm. I really
Speaker 4: hope DJ comes back people, but if not, I know
Speaker 4: he wanted to end this in time for the young
Speaker 4: jerks to come on. Okay, let's see, there was a
Speaker 4: question that DJ asked me earlier, and oh, there you are, DJ.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm back. Thank you for thank you for taking
Speaker 3: the show.
Speaker 2: I owe you, I owe you, thank you so much love,
Speaker 2: go ahead and go ahead.
Speaker 4: The question you asked there was that Jennifer McCabe had
Speaker 4: told Michael Proctor that Karen Reid's SUV was facing south right,
Speaker 4: it was facing Chapman, but during trial, during trial, she
Speaker 4: said it was facing north during towards Cedar Crest.
Speaker 2: Wait, I don't know which ways, which is that passenger
Speaker 2: side toward the home or is that driver's side toward
Speaker 2: the home.
Speaker 4: So driver's side toward the home, sorry, driver's side, passenger
Speaker 4: side toward the home. That's what That's what Jennifer McCabe's
Speaker 4: That's why I think this wasn't really planned. The cover
Speaker 4: up they worked out along the way, you know, they
Speaker 4: got their stories kind of straight along the way. A
Speaker 4: key detail is that Jennifer McCabe said Karen Read's SUV
Speaker 4: was facing south towards Chapman. That's what she told Michael Proctor,
Speaker 4: the lead investigator, but during trial she said it was
Speaker 4: facing right. So I mean, and if you think of
Speaker 4: Jennifer McCabe. She's been going to this house for a
Speaker 4: lot of years, her sister, right, Like they're raising their
Speaker 4: their kids together, right and going to parties and stuff. Like,
Speaker 4: Jennifer McCabe would know this neighborhood. She would know it.
Speaker 4: So how can you get that wrong? How can you
Speaker 4: say one direction and then the opposite direction later on?
Speaker 4: How does that work?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's just she's just such a liar. And what's
Speaker 2: funny is she was so aggressive with the like you said,
Speaker 2: she was so aggressive with uh, with uh the prosecutor,
Speaker 2: the excuse me, the defense. But it's funny when Turtle
Speaker 2: boys showed up at the soccer game, she wasn't aggressive
Speaker 2: at all.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, very interesting. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: She never wanted to say the turtle boy didn't didn't
Speaker 2: want to buck up and go get out of my face,
Speaker 2: get out of my daughter's game.
Speaker 3: She just sat there pretending he wasn't there.
Speaker 2: So it just shows that she's one of those people
Speaker 2: that can play tough when you know she's got all
Speaker 2: the backup there, just like Chris Albert and Sam Nagel
Speaker 2: and a bunch of those schmucks and Jim Farris and
Speaker 2: so forth. What I'm looking at here, I'm looking at
Speaker 2: a representation. Let me see if I could bring this
Speaker 2: up on the on the show so that we can
Speaker 2: discuss this real quick. I have a map of thirty
Speaker 2: thirty fiffy you where there was just me and lun Uh.
Speaker 3: Let me see what is this Google? I don't know. Okay,
Speaker 3: allow for one month?
Speaker 2: Sure, Okay, I think I need to bring this up
Speaker 2: on Chrome as opposed to be cause you know a
Speaker 2: streamyard hates Safari. I think like I messaged it messaged
Speaker 2: to you that one day, right, I'm like, yeah, streamy
Speaker 2: ad hate Safari. So just give me a second to
Speaker 2: bring this up. Yeah, Jim Ferrish, Jill Daniels charge hell yeah, Sherdy.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I'm gonna start this, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get to all the stuff in the chat like at
Speaker 2: the end, because I know, like people are gonna cut
Speaker 2: out here in like fifteen minutes and probably go and
Speaker 2: engage with Mike and the young Jicks trying to leverage
Speaker 2: my Massachusetts accent. You know what's interesting is the street
Speaker 2: view on Google.
Speaker 3: They they.
Speaker 2: Got rid of that street few of that street view,
Speaker 2: so they've blocked the image of the house. There must
Speaker 2: have been so many people trying to look at the
Speaker 2: image of these schmucks houses.
Speaker 3: But here we go. Now I can get it up
Speaker 3: on stream.
Speaker 4: Ad they burned the house.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they fooled us.
Speaker 2: Now we'll think it isn't there. They got us, got us, man,
Speaker 2: there is no thirty four VVERU. It doesn't exist. So
Speaker 2: let me see this thing.
Speaker 5: Okay, there's that. There's motive. What is that doing there?
Speaker 5: Why isn't it my Google map there? There's thirty fifty
Speaker 5: have you Chrome tam? Okay, Google Maps. Let's see if
Speaker 5: the soul come up now.
Speaker 2: Because I'm envisioning that the passenger side would have been
Speaker 2: toward the house.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: And if somebody can I have the houses blur before
Speaker 2: they blurred them out.
Speaker 3: That's a sherry do.
Speaker 2: You're so funny, man, You guys are so funny. It
Speaker 2: doesn't look like this wants to work right now. So
Speaker 2: I don't know why.
Speaker 3: I thought I was a nice guy. All right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it maybe because it's thirty four fair
Speaker 2: view and maybe that's why they don't want to show it.
Speaker 3: I've got it blocked and share it. My god, look
Speaker 3: at Morrissey.
Speaker 2: I don't want them share a stream you I know
Speaker 2: these content creators anyway, but can can anybody that can
Speaker 2: anybody confirm that that the car, at least in my interpretation,
Speaker 2: which could be wrong, would have been facing south toward
Speaker 2: whatever the street that analyze named Chapman Chapman with the
Speaker 2: passenger side and parked along the against the curb.
Speaker 3: Is that correct?
Speaker 4: Yeah, here's something.
Speaker 2: Right here, Benrico, you know that made me want to cry. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that that is really that's pretty sick, Phoebe.
Speaker 3: But there's some sick people out there. People. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: have to quote Mark Twain again.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of people, some of them were on
Speaker 2: the jury that they're just going to believe whatever it
Speaker 2: is they want to believe. And the Mark Twain quote goes,
Speaker 2: and I'm paraphrasing, this isn't going to be a direct quote.
Speaker 2: Is It's far easier to fool a man than it
Speaker 2: is to convince him he's been fooled.
Speaker 4: Yes. And what I have said in the past and
Speaker 4: on my own social media when I was on there
Speaker 4: is the the credulous always outnumber the wise.
Speaker 3: So say that again, love, because I was I was
Speaker 3: putting up that tweet.
Speaker 4: The credulous always outnumber the wise. You will you will
Speaker 4: usually come across someone who believes things with little evidence.
Speaker 4: Then you will someone who's a critical thinker.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, absolutely, it's it. Common sense is in common
Speaker 2: is another phrase you hear, you hear these days, especially
Speaker 2: in this in this era, you hear common senses in common.
Speaker 2: People will just fill have an ideology and the police
Speaker 2: are all good, and I back them.
Speaker 3: I mean, nobody was more.
Speaker 2: You know, you can look at my Twitter profile and
Speaker 2: what it'll say there is it'll say it'll say Black
Speaker 2: Lives Matter and love l E or BLM plus love
Speaker 2: l E because you can do both, you know.
Speaker 3: But Turtle Boy will tell you he was the huge.
Speaker 2: He was anti Black Lives Matter, big back, the blue guy,
Speaker 2: and now they've turned on him, you know. And I
Speaker 2: said to Suzanne the other day, I said, one of
Speaker 2: the things that that's very ironic is Black people get
Speaker 2: really really pissed off because they get unfairly targeted by
Speaker 2: law enforcement. And that's what drives them crazy sometimes that
Speaker 2: this happens. And Turtle Boy gets pissed off because he's
Speaker 2: unfairly targeted by law enforcement, right see exact see he
Speaker 2: is now a victim of that which BLM was talking about, right,
Speaker 2: And it's happened over and over and over. Everybody knows.
Speaker 2: And you've heard me say this. I'm from Air Force
Speaker 2: Special Operations Command. That was where I spent the last
Speaker 2: ten years of my career. Plus I worked for them
Speaker 2: as a contractor, a civilian, all kinds of different roles.
Speaker 3: I bleed as SoC Brown.
Speaker 2: And we just had an airman shot and killed by
Speaker 2: a Oklhalooza County sheriff.
Speaker 3: Because he went up to his apartment. He banged on
Speaker 3: the door very loudly.
Speaker 2: He stepped away from the peep hole because he didn't want.
Speaker 3: To show himself.
Speaker 2: So the kid inside was like, I don't know who
Speaker 2: the hell's banging on my door two in the after noon.
Speaker 2: So he takes his nine millimeter out, he opens the
Speaker 2: front door, six straight into the chest. So the whole
Speaker 2: point of that is that, the whole point of that
Speaker 2: is that, and that guy, by the way, he's already
Speaker 2: been fired by Oklouz County sheriffs, by the way, already
Speaker 2: been fired. So it's just and that is exactly what
Speaker 2: Turtle Boy is a victim of. That's what the can't
Speaker 2: nine are her victim of is uneven law enforcement? Uri
Speaker 2: and these guys going and knocking on these women's doors
Speaker 2: saying you sent a message to Jennifer.
Speaker 3: McCain, get the get out of here? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: What is this middle school?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What do you need? A state trooper from the DA's
Speaker 2: office going and force because you sent jenn McCain a
Speaker 2: message that said you're a liar and helped cover this up.
Speaker 2: Because that's true, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she is. She is a liar. It's true.
Speaker 3: We all know it, big time, yeah, big time.
Speaker 2: So and anyway, so yeah, Sheridy's send me some stuff
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do, will I know you guys are gonna blast,
Speaker 2: but I will get to stuff in the chat. But
Speaker 2: we gotta get we gotta get more analyzed up in
Speaker 2: this joint because my internet service provider denied me of
Speaker 2: more analyzed content. And this will not stand. Give me analyzer,
Speaker 2: give me death, all right?
Speaker 3: I think?
Speaker 2: Does Patrick Henry, who also said by the way united
Speaker 2: we stand and divided we fall, think is not that one? Yeah?
Speaker 4: So uh yeah, And I just I want I want
Speaker 4: people to know too, like like I still say, a
Speaker 4: majority of people observing this case believe and know that
Speaker 4: Karen Reid is not guilty. A majority of people I
Speaker 4: saw the online polls, you know, in different chats, different
Speaker 4: YouTube channels provided the polls you know, anywhere from ninety
Speaker 4: eighty to ninety percent of people said not guilty. And
Speaker 4: then when I went to Dedham myself and participated in
Speaker 4: the demonstrations, a majority of people there were Karen Reid supporters,
Speaker 4: you know. So I just want people out there to know, like,
Speaker 4: if if you feel like you can't speak up or
Speaker 4: you can't voice your opinion because you're afraid of Karen
Speaker 4: Reid trolls, just speak up because they're outnumbered. A majority
Speaker 4: of us know that Karen Reid is not guilty. And
Speaker 4: we lost DJ again mm hmm for DJ. We should
Speaker 4: all protest against his internet provider for DJ DJ. You've
Speaker 4: got four minutes left for your show. Okay, well, all right,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna wait a couple of minutes, but I will
Speaker 4: have to exit the stream for the young jerks to,
Speaker 4: you know, for their sake. Anyway, thank you all for
Speaker 4: joining us.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: I intended to go over a lot more, but you know,
Speaker 4: internet albums, technical difficulties, they happen. So yeah, I will
Speaker 4: do this again at some point if DJ wants me
Speaker 4: back on, and I think we should, we should go
Speaker 4: into the deep dive of like like actual things that
Speaker 4: were proven to be lies. I think that would be
Speaker 4: cool to have a show where we're like listening to
Speaker 4: testimony and an other testimony that contradicts it, kind of
Speaker 4: like what I do on my channel. I I provided
Speaker 4: videos of Jen McCabe Cotton lies, Brian Higgins Cotton lies,
Speaker 4: Brian Albert Cotton lies. You know, I think we should
Speaker 4: keep doing those things just to prove that there was
Speaker 4: there was a lot of corruption here and there was
Speaker 4: a lot of deceit from the witnesses, and Karen Reid
Speaker 4: was unjustly prosecuted or something she didn't do. Thank you,
Speaker 4: Thank you guys, thank you for being here again. I
Speaker 4: know that DJ wanted to end the stream at seven
Speaker 4: Eastern Standard time so that he doesn't conflict with the
Speaker 4: Young Jerks live stream, so I will be exiting here myself. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's true reliable Internet. Thank you all for being here,
Speaker 4: Thank you for spending your evening with us. Thank you
Speaker 4: Julie as well. I hope you all have a great evening.
Speaker 4: I'll see you on for one more minute in case
Speaker 4: DJ comes back. Hopefully come back, DJ, come back. You
Speaker 4: gotta say bye, at least come on DJ. My YouTube
Speaker 4: channel is analyzed. DJ says I should change the name
Speaker 4: because it's difficult to find, and so I will be
Speaker 4: changing the name because I keep getting comments on my
Speaker 4: channel that I should change the name because it's hard
Speaker 4: for people to find it. So I guess I wasn't
Speaker 4: that creative when I came up with it. H Hi, Glenn, Yeah,
Speaker 4: sorry about that. I will be changing the name. So
Speaker 4: all right, guys, we've got one minute left. So thank
Speaker 4: you for joining us again, and I hope you all
Speaker 4: have a great evening. Justice for John O'Keefe, free Karen Reid,
Speaker 4: justice for Sandra burchmore, justice for Enrique Delgado Garcia. Thank
Speaker 4: you all for joining us. Have a good night, be safe, bye, guys.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Hey, I'm back. I don't know if anybody's still here show.
Speaker 2: I moved the router uh to where it needed go.
Speaker 2: I don't know, so there's there are some people here.
Speaker 2: I know Mike is coming on right now, so I
Speaker 2: realize you going over to Mike if you have of
Speaker 2: I didn't be sad as DJA said, Uh, if you have,
Speaker 2: let me just tell analyze.
Speaker 3: Hey, Analyze.
Speaker 2: I came back in just to see if anybody has
Speaker 2: any final questions and if not, uh, we met you
Speaker 2: for the hour, so I will call you a S
Speaker 2: A P after the show just to thank you quickly.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So if any I don't questions that we hadn't have
Speaker 2: gotten to, I must have found your channel.
Speaker 3: I already subed to it.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this is Queen Olivia the uh,
Speaker 2: I don't know this Olivia Lambeau who I communicated tweeted.
Speaker 2: We were in some tweets. So thank you so much.
Speaker 2: I want I did want to get you on the
Speaker 2: show as well. You have amazing stuff. Oh and she's backay, so.
Speaker 3: I moved me out. I'm saying please now, Oh no,
Speaker 3: I moved it. That's my Glasgow accent.
Speaker 2: So in case anybody in case you want to know, uh,
Speaker 2: she's like, Okay, TJ, just count with it.
Speaker 3: Did you get any questions while while we were there
Speaker 3: or while I left? Were you still there? Were you up?
Speaker 4: I was yeah, I said goodbye to people.
Speaker 3: Okay, you dismissed the class. Okay, the sub is here.
Speaker 3: Oh you all are dismissed.
Speaker 2: So yeah, all right, it doesn't look like anybody has
Speaker 2: any questions. Probably guess some people have gone over to
Speaker 2: see Mike's uh channel. Uh, he's having on a guest
Speaker 2: and that I can't remember who it is, but I'm
Speaker 2: sure it's gonna be a great show. So yeah, maybe
Speaker 2: we got to retry this. It's hey, So James Jackson's here, James,
Speaker 2: what's up? Do you have any questions?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: James, are you? James?
Speaker 2: Are you with JFK? Correct me if I'm I'm wrong
Speaker 2: on that. I you are JFK's co host. Have you
Speaker 2: seen JFK Analyze?
Speaker 4: I have seen some of his work? Hello, Yeah, can
Speaker 4: you hear me?
Speaker 3: JFK? He came on with us weeks ago and we
Speaker 3: did a music episode. Yeah, it's that. That's it. So
Speaker 3: you are that? James. Welcome, James tel JFK. We said,
Speaker 3: what's up?
Speaker 2: I had massive technical problems and went off air twice,
Speaker 2: So that means I gotta to invite analyzed back. I
Speaker 2: who declined the police saw it at one of Okay,
Speaker 2: what's this here? I think it's gonna go dead again. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think I'm gonna lose you again. Because it's workers say.
Speaker 4: H okay, all.
Speaker 2: Right, everybody, good night, everybody bye.
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry about this. Everybody h