Next month beyond the murder case of Karen Reid, Massachusetts prosecutors are pushing behind their resolution to dismiss their case.
Reid is accused of killing her lover, Boston Police Officer John O’Kif’s second degree, who was found dead outside a Canton house two years ago.
The case has attracted national attention. The state alleged that O’Keef read the hit O’Kif with his vehicle and left him to die in the snow, while reading that he was being implicated in a large -scale coverup.
In the documents filed in the Norfolk Superior Court on Friday and on Wednesday, NBC 10 was shared with Boston, the office of District Attorney Michael Morissi, District Attorney of Norfolk County argues that the matter should not be thrown out.
A woman accused her police officer of killing her lover, who has argued that she is being implicated, fighting for more access to the phone records that they say they will show a conflict of interest.
The prosecutors accused Reid’s team of intentional and deliberately manipulating public opinion.
The DA office wrote, “In the last two years, the evidence sought by the Commonwealth and the evidence presented has not shown any reliable evidence that another person is responsible for the death of John O’Kif.” “What started as an attorney [David] Representing the Stotton District Court in February 2022, Yaneyti split into a national conspiracy theory, due to lack of any criminal intention in a motor vehicle accident, based on the defendant’s flawless, baseless and sensational claims. ,
Read and O’Kif was drinking with a group of people, including Boston Police Officer Brian Albert on January 28, 2022. Group members went back to Albert’s Fairview Road, and read that he dropped O’Kif from there and went home. He was found the next morning and declared dead in a hospital.
The prosecutors alleged that O’Kif read with his SUV and left him to die. But Reid’s lawyers have said that O’keefe is being attacked indoors and brought out between other points, that the wounds on his body were not in line with an accident.
Raksha has also argued that Jennifer McKebe, who was in the group who went out and returned to Albert’s house, “Ho”[w] O’Kif was found to report before 911 to die in the cold for a long time.
The District Attorney’s office said in documents filed on Friday that it has “fully examined” the claims of Reid – including looking at McKebe’s cellphone records, which prosecutors said that he searched in the morning when he and after reading were together after the discovery of O’Kif’s body.
Prosecutors wrote, “All these measures were taken by the Commonwealth to achieve any stimulating evidence and protect the integrity of the judicial system, not to separate it, as the defendant claimed,” the prosecutors have written.
Morrisi’s office claims that Yanenetti and fellow defense lawyer Alan Jackson deliberately made “wrong statements to” cheat the court and reduce the integrity of judicial proceedings “, and he said that he” to plot to breathe with witnesses for a deer, and to pluck a conspiracy behind a social media blog.
Blogger Aidan Kearney, known as Turtelboy, has long advocated by Reid. Last month, an affidavit by Massachusetts State Police alleged that Reid sent him confidential information in a conversation of over 40 hours during 189 phone calls and other methods of communication. He provided personal details about alleged witnesses, autopsy photographs, photographs of crime site, images of his car and 911 calls made to the body of O’Kif.
Karen Reid is accused of murder in the death of his police officer lover in Canton, he is accused of communicating for dozens of hours, which communicates with the Blogger Aidan Karnney known as Turtelboy for dozens of hours.
The coverage of the case of cane, which has attracted wide attention, led the prosecutors to charge the first prosecutors to charge the witness.
“Free Karen Reed” goods with Turtelboy logo are available for sale on their site, and previous stories have stated to visit a fund for legal defense of the rectangle. In the post since the revelation, Kerney stated that he did not accept to communicate with public reading because she was “an anonymous source.” His lawyer called it “an inquiry without a crime”, “The only crime here is the robbery of secrecy.”
In the new documents, the prosecutors said that in a search warrant of the reid’s phone found that, “On April 17, 2023, the defendant, the defendant, took deliberate action to share defense principles, privileged materials and evidence with Mr. Kirney through an out-off-state mediator.” The next day, Kernney posted his first story about the case.
The District Attorney’s office also argued that the documents stated that Reid’s lawyers coincide with Kirney, making it encouraged to harass and intimidate the witnesses.
Additionally, the prosecutors stated that O’Kif has been violated by Pratiel situations to stay away from the family. He was allegedly seen in a ring doorbell video in a vehicle outside the officer’s niece and nephew’s house in September 2023.
The prosecutors also shared a letter from Morrissy to the office of Professional Responsibility with the US Department of Justice. In this, he asked for a federal examination of an inquiry in the case by the US Attorney office for Massachusetts.
The letter was dated on May 18, 2023, when the US Attorney Rachel Rollins announced his resignation after a month’s investigation on allegations of abuse.
Morrisi claimed that Rollins “made no secret to his personal enmity”, “frequent crude, outliven individual and business attacks were included as Safok District Attorney during their time against me.” Accusing Rollins of making the office a weapon against him, Morrissey argued that “Whatever investigation is being done in the case of reading the Attorney Office of the United States for Massachusetts district.”
NBC10 Boston reached Karen Reid’s legal team on Wednesday, but has not heard back yet. The US Attorney Office refused to comment for Massachusetts.
The case is scheduled to begin on March 12, despite the recent request of both prosecutors and protect the reed to push it back.