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Replying to a quote that was an excerpt of multiple quotes"
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I could give side by side photos of the cuts and what i believe caused them.


I bet you can."

I will try to.

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Replying to the quote:"False statement

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'It was Karen's car that smashed him.' "

Her passenger mud flap has wear and tare markings identical to what was on John's wrist. It is a very good odds that it was from that uniquely used mud flap. And his shoulder clearly has three knife cuts. The cuts were not stabs, but more of a sawing motion. So not only did she hit him, she knew she hit him. It could have been to help him, or to free her tire. Because if a tire is stuck it is the same as a transmission not working.

Replying to the quote:"The quote function is useful"

None of this dinosaur American technology seems to be useful. Germany has flying cars. The states needs to shut half their lights off just for a car charger.

Replying to an excerpt from a quote:"If he was hit by a vehicle he would have bruises and most likely broken bones at the point of impact."

When I was a kid a realative accidentally backed up his car over my foot. I didn't have any broken bones. There has to be a lot of weight on the back tires to completely do damage like that. Normally bones would be broken. So many things go into that.

Replying to an excerpt of a quote:"I’m saying based on the physics of a possible pedestrian strike Officer John O’Keefe was not hit by a vehicle."

His eyelids show me that he hit the taillight. He was not attacked. The snow and ice would have helped an attacked eye. But being next to a tail pipe infected them. On the documentary when Alan Jackson was presented photos. His first reaction was that it was a car. (They showed the arm.) What courtroom politics changed his mind? In physics you have a tampered conclusion throwing off the original arithmetic. I don't believe the body just landed where it was found. I believe it was relocated for unknown reasons. (First aid barricading or God forbid something more negligent.)

Replying to an excerpt from a quote:"Karen’s taillight was intact the next morning and the tow truck driver stated it was intact when he dropped it off at the police station"

How would a towing company know that? The lights they use are independent. The towing flashers and everything would cover the other vehicle. Plus the lights would need ice scraping just to see the light clearly. It may have still looked intact. But it wasn’t. I seriously doubt if the towing company scrapped off ice to notice a broken light because the towing lights made the car lights unnecessary.

Replying to the quote: "I cannot believe her lawyers allowed this footage to be filmed and aired right before the 2nd trial. I was, and still am convinced she did not murder him, but she is really coming off class A bitch. I get it, you’re fighting for your life, but damn, show a little empathy for someone other than yourself."

Lawyers should advise not to discuss ongoing cases. But her lawyers are expensive. And the documentary is helping her pay them. She was saying some incriminating details. Like when Jennifer was on the stand. Karen mentioned that Jennifer and her were the only ones there. That was some very interesting information.

Replying to an excerpt of a quote: "He [censored] someone off. That person attacked him, but didn't mean to kill him.

Did the attacker use ice skates? It was extremely slippery for any physical activity. And he was a police officer trained for attackers at the police academy. The 6 cups suggest that 6 people were present. That would seem more likely for killing one of America's finest.

It is my opinion the the blunt forced trauma was caused by a fall and hitting the taillight. Afterwards some car or cars wedged him as he was attempting to get up. Some of that hypothermia may have been mistaken for carbon monoxide. If he was laying by a tail pipe he would have inhaled significant amounts. But ethanol can also be in alcohol. And it also contains pork that would have been found on his arms. His cellphone behind his back shows me he was using it. And you can see his very last texts. It was like his last living words. The timeline would suggest he was knocked unconscious at around 12:40. I don't think he had his phone out for his girlfriend angry at him. So that 2:00 thing is possibly a made up time. All 6 of the other people appear to be withholding information to save their own possible incriminations.

Replying to :"The cops got some cups from a neighbor and and scoped up the blood then put the cups in the paper bag."

What would be the incentive of that? Detective Protor would not do that to his affiliates. They were all just drunk moving John's body after an accident. All 6 of them.