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Even rum swabs, hacks and moon bats beware. It's Howie Car. 844-542-42. The Caron Reed murder trial continues in datum today. And today the jury was taken to the crime scene in Canton. The formerly the McAlbert house and where John O'Keefe Boston police officer was discovered dead in the snow. Under mysterious circumstances in January of 2022, and the judge insisted that the public be kept 100 yards away from the scene when the jury was looking around. They didn't go inside. They just looked around the yard, the front, the very small front yard. Joining us now to talk about what happened today, including the testimony, is Aiden Kearney, aka Turtle Boy. He's a blogger. He's definitely involved in this case. He's been charged with witness intimidation. It's ridiculous, but those are the charges against him. Turtle Boy, thanks for being with us this afternoon. Thanks for having me, Allie. Well, listen. First of all, tell us about the visit to the crime scene. Is there anything that we need to know? Do you know what happened? I know that it was pretty quick. They were there for less than an hour, and then they came on back. I mean, I've been to that scene many times before. And I think when you actually see how small the front yard is, you realize how impossible it would be if you were inside that house, not to realize that somebody had been hit by a car outside that house. You realize that if you looked out the window, you would see a dead body on the front lawn. Like Matt McCabe says, he looked out the window, and he saw a B-shaped tire track in the snow, but he didn't see a 217-pound body on the lawn, which would have been directly in front of the tire track somehow. So he didn't see those. So when you also see the road is curved, you know, Karen Reed is not Jeff Gordon in reverse. She can't go 24 miles an hour in the snow when she's drunk. She can't do it. So when you see it all, you realize how impossible it really is to buy what the government is selling. And most of us during a snowstorm, we tend to look out, I think, a little more often just to see what's going on, right? I don't know about you, Ari. I don't know. I do. When I get to a party, I'm not really focused on watching this. I don't know. Well, I mean, even if I'm at the party, I'm wondering if I'm going to be able to get home, you know? I mean, I just want to know what's... No, I guess so. Yeah, but I got... Well, Matt McCabe says he was looking out the window. He's a window watcher at the party. He's just getting it out there looking, but he missed the most important part of the night when this guy allegedly got hit by a car somehow. He just missed it. So, yeah, going there really provides a lot of perspective for sure. Well, I want to ask you about the... They tried to introduce a picture, I guess, of the... One of the first responders, McLachlan, posing in a scantily clad photo with some adult beverages with one of the... With Caitlyn Albert, right? And the judge wouldn't allow that to be seen by the witness, by the jury, excuse me. Where'd that picture come from? Where'd that picture come from? Turtle Boy, pbdailynews.com. We published that picture. We published everything that the defense used in court today. They got from Turtle Boy. I found all that stuff. We published it all out there. I showed that this woman, Katie McLaughlin, the only firefighter who was listed in the charging document, was a high school classmate and good friend of Caitlyn Albert. acquaintance was the word she used, though, right? acquaintance? She said that she knows... She's heard of somebody named Caitlyn Albert before, she said. In acquaintance, yeah. You know, they're Venmo friends. I guess we'll call them acquaintances now. Venmo acquaintances. You know, she only has 107 friends on Venmo, and Caitlyn Albert is one of them. They went to high school together. They're on spring break together, pounded beers together. We got them in a bunch of pictures together in social gatherings, and then she says she barely knows her. I mean, why not just tell the truth? If you're willing to lie about something that's right in front of you, what else are you lying about? And like you said, she's not allowing this in. Caitlyn is not allowing this in. Like half of the case for Karen Reid is Facebook pictures. Like pictures of, you know, for instance, Michael Proctor's mother on a picture of the state cop. Right, the state cop's mother comments on Chris Albert's Facebook post says the Alberts are a second family to the Proctors. I mean, is that going to be able to be used in court? Seems relevant, and there's a lot of stuff like that they're going to use to establish a relationship between all these people. So she's not going to allow Facebook pictures for whatever reason. It just shows she's clearly the fix is in for the Commonwealth. I mean, the defense is winning by a lot. Right. I mean, she's trying to fix this game art. Right. I mean, if your life's at stake, you don't want to like a you don't want a decision, you want to knock out, you want to get this thing over with, right? I mean, that's how about the fact that the defense lawyers got the woman, the beer pounder, to admit that her story has quote unquote evolved. Yeah, that was great. She goes, yeah. Okay. I mean, I'll imagine Jackson's a masterclass in the courtroom across examination. He just destroys these people. And yeah, I got to that. So you said this, this time, and now you're saying this. So how your story has actually evolved because she denied it at first and walks her through it. And you said, you know, you added this part, didn't you? So yeah, you're, you're, it's, she said, yes. Okay. And the worst part was the jury didn't see that. There's a lot of the stuff that jury didn't see. This was during the war, dear sir, part of it, you know, when they showed all the pictures and they got a lot of the. So the jury hasn't heard that her story, the jury hasn't heard that her story has quote unquote evolved. I'm not sure if they heard that. There was two separate parts. They just they grilled her for about 30 minutes and got her to admit a whole bunch of stuff and just made her look not credible at all, which was basically a trial run because then they brought the jury back in and they said, do it all over again, except this time without the pictures, you can't use the pictures. They can't, you know. And so like she got practiced. So it looked like a schmuck. She still looked like a liar, like a county covering for her friend. You know, she said that she didn't know who Brian Alber was. Come on. Come on. She grew up in Canton. Every, there's like a hundred Alberts in Canton. They run the town. You know, there's eight Albert kids, eight of them. And they all reproduced and had a whole bunch of other Albert children. It's like the O'Doyles from Billy Madison, with the Albert rules. Albert rules. Everyone in town knows what Brian Albert is. She's a liar. I didn't know that Karen Reed had MS and a couple of the textors and some people sent me emails. Is that is that new information today? No, no, that's actually her and Jen McKeeve. I'm told of MS. In the charging documents, it says that that's one of the things that they were talking about at the waterfall bar that night. But I mean, you know, MS has certain symptoms and one of them is, you know, why it impacts emotions, correct? I was understood that you can't walk or eventually that's what MS does to you. But I'm not an MS expert. Yeah, I don't know. I mean, it seems like it seems like that'll be brought up if at some point in the in the trial. So if you were writing the lead for tomorrow, for a newspaper, just, you know, and again, you'll lead with your best stuff. What would be your lead for tomorrow? Oh, my lead would be that the something to do with the firefighter admits that her story has evolved and admits that she knows Caitlyn Albert, but denies being close friends with her. Like, when confronted with pictures of friendship, denies friendship. Yeah. When confronted with confronted with a picture of her and the daughter in scantily clad beach, beach where chugging beers, she denied that she called her or she called her an acquaintance. How about that? Yeah, barely knows her, barely knows her. But, yeah, I mean, this is what it's going to be like all like these people all know each other. That's the problem here. And she admitted that she's the one that sat in the van. And she also lied. There's a picture of her standing next to Gemma Cave and Karen Reed and Officer Seraf, the first officer on the scene. And she claims that when that picture was taken, Karen was saying, I hit him, I hit him, I hit him, yet Seraf doesn't have anything like that in his report. And so she is the first she admitted she told the other first responders in the ambulance, she was saying, I hit him, she was saying, I hit him. And that's how the game of telephone starts. That's how they all start. And they said that they talk about it all the time at the fire station. They talk about this all the time at the fire station. And this is how rumors spread. And you know, you said on Twitter today that they found more taillight pieces. I assume you were joking about that, right? No, that's a joke. Yeah, that's right. But people are asking me, people you got to be careful with this stuff. When satire, real life, we're living in the onion. You know, I mean, Michael Proctor, every time we went back there, five undocumented trips just kept finding more taillight. So, you know, maybe it grows in the ground like a perennial. I don't know. It's springtime, taillight threes just popping out of the ground. So what what happens next week? How long do these firefighters and first responders go on? Oh God. Hopefully it's over soon. I can't listen anymore responders. I can't listen any more resumes about Bruce, their ambulance or anything like that. I'm hope I'm hoping next week, and I'm here in this that we're going to start getting to make Alberts next week. I heard that Brian Alber is going to testify early next week at some point. I can't confirm that, but that's just what people are telling me. So that's when it's going to get really interesting. So buckle up. What about the cops? They're going to put the so-called witnesses on before the cops. They might never put the cops on, Ollie. They might not put Michael Proctor on. I know. It's too dangerous. It's dangerous putting Michael Proctor on right now, if you're them. Which is just wild. I mean, how's that going to look to the jury? How's any of this look to the jury? No one's taking the fifth yet, though, right? Not yet. These are kind of like the legit people that answered the call. So they don't really have to take the fifth. They've had some memory lapses, but no need to hold up to five fingers. That'll be next week. Yeah, these are the strongest witnesses, which really says something about the Commonwealth's case. Yeah, good luck. It's going to have a fun start next week. You'll see. It's going to be interesting. So buckle up. All right. So your prediction, Albert, on Monday or later? I heard Tuesday, but we'll see. I can't confirm that. All right. Where can people go if they want to follow your stuff on online Turtle Boy? We go on tbdailynews.com or the Turtle Boy Live show on YouTube or on Twitter at Dr. Turtle Boy. Turtle at Dr. Turtle. I like at Dr. Turtle Boy. That's where I get my stuff early. You should put more stuff on there on Twitter, I think. For me, that's where I would like it. Great. Now that ever since Elon took over Twitter and everyone gets to stay on now, it's awesome. Yeah. No, it is. It's really good. Just make sure you're just make sure you got maybe put one of those satire things on some of these. Some of these posts. All right. Turtle Boy, good job. And you know, sorry you didn't get closer than 100 yards, you know, but that's the way it is sometimes. All right. Thanks. Have a good weekend. Turtle Boy. Talk to you next week. 844-542. That's Turtle Boy, Aiden Kearney's covering the trial. The trial gets bigger by the day. More and more people ask me about it, wherever I am. And people outside of Massachusetts, outside at Greater Boston are interested in this case. 844-542-42. I'm Howie Carr. Become a Howie Carr show super fan. Subscribe to Howie's newsletter and you'll get the latest news, columns, cheap faster deals, and other special offers from the Howie Carr show. 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Nazi hippies. 18% say Nazi hippies, 36% say pampered pukes, 29% say terrorist groups, 9% for Hitler youth. All right. Thank you. Pete, you're next with HoweyCars. Go ahead, Pete. Yeah. Hi, Howey. Thank you for taking my call. Thank you. You're welcome too. The way I see it is and maybe I'm wrong, Howey. Before Joe Biden gets out with the Israel situation, I think that what they're going to do is try to pull a coup where they've tried so many times with Osama bin Laden. Excuse me, Obama. And they've tried to take out Biden. Netanyahu. Yeah, they want to. Well, I mean Schumer has said it's time for him to go. You see Schumer has now joined Speaker Johnson in inviting Netanyahu to speak to a combined session of Congress. I mean, the guy a month ago, he said, you got to go. And now he's saying, can you come to Washington and speak to Congress? Talk about Too Faced Chuck Schumer. Thanks for the call, Pete. I'm Howey Carr. Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios. This is going to shock you. They've made an identification of the person who yesterday called Congressman Byron Donalds from Florida, a race trader and an uncle Tom. How much is that? Hey, you race trader? Race trader. What? Yeah. So, yeah, I can stay supporting a Jewish supremacist country. Outside the agitators aren't allowed. You're working for a foreign entity, you bastard. And we're back live here. This is a professor from American University who also teaches at Georgetown, another professor from American University, kind of having a civics class with the protesters here. Zahin al-Amin. Did I pronounce it correctly, Taylor? Close enough to get that sound. Do we have a look? Can we get a look at his green card? Where is he from? Where is Zahin al-Amin from? We don't know. We don't know that yet. Just like we still don't know anything about Atah Othman, the 39-year-old bald guy who looks like one of the 9/11 terrorists who was, he's from Lebanon. Lebanon. You know, it used to be you had, you had really productive citizens, and you still have some productive citizens coming from Lebanon, but you also have a new element coming in from Lebanon. Like Zahin al-Amin. I'm gonna guess Zahin al-Amin was not related to oh, I don't know, Danny Thomas, for instance, or one of the Maronite Christians who came from Lebanon. He has an MFA in poetry from the University of Maryland. Poetry. Poems have appeared in Wild River Review and Ghost Fishing in Eco Justice Poetry Anthology. An Eco Justice Poetry Anthology. Wow. Why doesn't he go back and join? So he's from Lebanon. He could join Hezbollah. He doesn't have to, you know, make his way across the Zahinist entity to get the Hamas. He can just go back home and join Hezbollah, right? Or he can, you know, take a boat, right, and join the Houthis. He was awarded the megaphone prize by Radix Media for his collection of short stories titled "Is This How You Eat a Watermelon?" I wonder if he was in the encampment what would be his wish list of things to be sent in. Obviously a watermelon for one. Zahin al-Amin. Listen to what he's, again, he's talking to a guy Byron Donald, a popular congressman from the west coast of Florida. Who happens to be black? That's what he says about him. She's ain't that bad. You're a race traitor. Race traitor. What? Yeah. So, yeah. Are they wrong? Hey. Why the United States are supporting a Jewish supremacist country? Outside the agitators aren't allowed. You're working for a foreign entity, you bastard. Nice talk for a master of foreign arts. The guy whose, whose immortal verse has been, has been anthologized between hardcovers and an eco-justice poetry anthology. I'm shocked. Shocked, I tell you. 844-542-844-542. By the way, we still have some gift certificates left for Kelly's roast beef. Florida locations only. 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So they had demonstrators in front of a plant yesterday. Demonstrate. And then what they did was there's a little traffic light there. Right. And they were pushing a traffic light. And you know, because you know, you've got to stop for pedestrians. Right. They kept pushing it. And it kept, they kept back at the traffic, but back and up. My friend, it took him about half an hour to move about 20 feet. They make a lot of friends that way. Don't they, Harry? Yeah, but here's the thing that got me. I called, I called up the Andova police. And I said, you know, that's obstructing traffic. Oh, that's perfectly legal. Yeah. And do that. That's what that's, that's an official firm. I know. I'm not surprised, though, Harry, you aren't either. You know, I mean, the cops are hamstrung. And you know, I mean, Andova has become woke, hasn't it? There would be a lot of pushback on the cops if they if they went in and arrested those hippies. Yeah, we'll see that that I mean, this is this is going to be a whole new thing. I'm I live in Lynn right now. I'm thinking the next, the next target is going to be General Electric. You know, it's getting off the the campuses, the college thing. And now they're getting new bounds. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what they're going to do next. You know, it seems like Lynn would have less less stomach form than than Andova, you know, the the more woke the community, the more the more they're going to be able to get away with. Thanks for the call, Harry. 844 542 42 people are congratulating me on getting the lifetime achievement award from Talkers, Arden. Hi, how we congratulations. So happy for you. Another, this is from 603, my grandmother's house was literally two miles from Hofstra every Sunday congrats. 617 congrats out. Thank you. Thanks for everybody. And you know, congratulate the presidential freedom of mental worship itself. No, John Kerry's getting one of those not me. He called it the freedom of metal. Oh, is that this afternoon? Will you send that one to me for my, for my, presidential freedom of mental worship itself. As if I didn't have enough already, right, to go with 844 542 42 844 542 42 This is Bernie Sanders. This was an interesting thing that he said. And you know, you got to take it with a grain of salt when he's talking about what a great president L.B.J. was. Always remember, you know, the war on poverty is over. Poverty won. But, you know, a guy like Bernie Sanders, if it increases welfare dependency, he's all for it. But he's, this is his, this is his take on what's happening now cut 14. Well, in terms of his campaign, you know, I am thinking back and other people are making this reference that this may be Biden's Vietnam. Lyndon Johnson, in many respects, was a very, very good president domestically brought forth some major pieces of legislation. He chose that which were disastrous in 68 because of opposition to his views on Vietnam. And I worry very much that President Biden is putting himself in a position where he has alienated not just young people, but a lot of the Democratic base. A lot of the Democratic base that speaks volumes about the Democrat base if they're, if they're opposed to the democracy wiping out a Nazi terrorist threat to it. This was Trump this afternoon or this morning talking about, I think they're in a break in the morning session, or maybe the luncheon recess, whatever, talking about the jobs report. Cut 18. Okay, thank you very much. As we speak a little bit about the job numbers and the job numbers just came out and they're horrible and they're very, and I say that not happily. I say that very unhappy, but the numbers are horrible. It's just these people are destroying our country. Here's another sign of it. So as you probably know, before I did the job numbers came out there, really, really low, really bad. Our economy is bad. And now it's starting to show. So you'll see and it'll only get worse. It'll only get worse. We're only going one way with the so-called leadership. There is no leadership. Again, they're not going to fact check that statement because it's so obviously true. This was a an FDNY firefighter in New York yesterday when, when he showed up with the pizzas, cut 19. Sir, please save us. Save us, please. That's what he said. Scatty, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Scatty. Hi, Howie. Congratulations. Thank you. You are more than welcome. Well deserved. I'm glad you're back up and on the neck of the woods. Thank you. Thank you. It was only, it was only 85 today in Palm Beach. So, you know, there's nothing, I have nothing to miss. What happened last year? We jumped from spring right into summer. It was so god gone hot. It rained all the time. So I say, would it be rainy now and, you know, spring like? And maybe this summer will be normal without all that dog gone rain. Yeah, I lived near a brook and I was out walking Roscoe yesterday morning and there was so much water in the brook. I, for the first time ever, I saw a duck just floating down the, down the brook towards the, towards the bigger river and just, you know, he wasn't, he wasn't paddling or anything and he was just quacking and enjoying his ride down. That's how, that's how much, how much water there is. But thank you, Scatty. And good to be, it is good to be back. I'm happy to be back. Thank you very much. Fred, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Fred. Hey, Howie. Hi. Let's talk about New Hampshire. First of all, the demonstration they had, they had a universal natural last night. They immediately nipped in the butt. I worked for the sheriff, the father, and they asked me, they're one of the l patty wagons, but I was doing something. As soon as they set the tents up, they immediately pull a tent stop. It's like a little kid, you know, giving an inch and take a mile. Right. And they cut out the demonstration right off the bat. I was screwing around. And then the other thing today, the Sonuna who came out, I got to give him credit because he's going to be on the fence sometime. Yes, he can. He denounced, you know, what's going on as did Kelly Ayotte, who was a former senator and candidate for governor. Yeah, and he's the other Republican candidate for governor. Right. In the two Democrats, we've read nothing. Isn't that a shocker, Fred? I some tells me Kelly Ayotte and Chuck Morris are on the right side of this issue with the New Hampshire electorate, even the even the Democrats, I would think, or you know, at least a large, a large plurality, if not a majority of the Democrats. Thanks for the call, Fred. Are you sorry you missed out on driving up? I was going to ask you if he was sorry he missed out. But the smell was pretty bad in those patty wagons last night. Yeah. All right, 844-542-42. I'm Howie Carr. The Howie Carr Show returns after this. You're listening to the Howie Carr Show. She's not only she's not only the only person receiving this medal. She's a, she is a, you know, it's not the reason she's getting it because you're Delaware, although I keep looking at it. Maybe we quote you on that, Mr. President. That was this afternoon. We have yet another episode tonight of Meet the Experts. It's now available to stream. This week, I spoke with Dennis Sords. He's the owner, the operator, chef and rock on tour of Follens Bee Inn in North Sutton, New Hampshire. It's a, it's a great place. I've stayed there. Grace has stayed there. We had, we've had wonderful times there. Dennis told me what drew him to end-keeping after spending most of his professional life as a lawyer in Louisiana, how he adds his own touch to the end and much, much more. Take a listen. You know, a lot of us have had experience working in hotels or restaurants. When we were kids, you never had that. The closest thing was I worked at a restaurant as a bus boy, but no experience, no idea how to run a business. So I really didn't know what I was getting into as far as running a business. So what do you most enjoy about being an innkeeper? I enjoy the freedom it gives me to be creative. I do the cooking. The guests do love the breakfast. Corn beef hash. I corn my own beef. Guests really love the angel biscuits and describe them as a mix between a biscuit and a croissant. Tell us about the area around North Sutton. No box stores, old-fashioned bookstores, coffee houses, good restaurants, several mountains in the area, beautiful scenery. We are on the lake with our private dock. We have canoes and kayaks for the guests. It's a part of New Hampshire that is relatively undiscovered as compared to Winnipa Sockier, those areas that are full of tourists and touristy stuff. We're still New England, even though we're only 90 minutes away from Boston. Have there been any historical guests of interest? One that you'll like, burn hard yet. Then New York subway shooter? After he defended his life, self-defense, he escaped to Follows Be In. Really? That was a new one on May. Eight four four five hundred forty two forty two. He worked in Lafayette, Louisiana, Cajun country, an oil country. When I was down at the Super Bowl in Louisiana, New Orleans in 1986, first time the Patriots played, they got crushed by the Bears. You know, we were on expense accounts, so a couple of us went in one night to this really fancy place in the French Quarter restaurant, but we needed the coats, you know, sport coats that we didn't have. So we got these really hideous looking sports coats, and I walked in with another guy, and the matri day, snotty looking guy, said, "Look at us," and said, "You boys from Lafayette?" We weren't from Louisiana, but we knew he was giving us the needle big time. I thought about telling that story on the during the podcast, but I figured I wanted to stick with the Follows Be In, which is a fantastic place. Check out the podcast. Meet the experts, get it at howakarshow.com or wherever you at your Howie Car Show podcast. Max, you're next with Howie Car. Go ahead, Max. Yeah, thanks, Howie. This is Max Blues. You shouldn't have told me you wanted to buy their women, and you're going to eat there every morning, noon at night. I just want to welcome you back to the hub of the universe, and I can't believe these colleges are getting away with discriminating against Jewish people. In Colombia, they're going to have a hybrid learning with all the Jewish kids out to stay in their dorm. Is that what it is? That can't work out, Max. That's probably what they would like, but no one's going to allow that. Not even the Egyptian president is going to allow that. No, but it is just really a disgrace what's going on. I'm so glad that people like the UNC fraternity, the guys that Ole Miss, the guy Cupid, whatever his name is at UCLA, all these people are starting to push back, and the more they push back, these people are losers that are in these encampments. Even people like Peggy Noonan, I don't usually read or call them in the Wall Street Journal. She went up to Colombia to try to talk to them. She said, "No one will make eye contact with you." The guy at the Harvard guy at the Wall Street Journal said, "You can't even get them to debate." They go, "Oh, we're only students. We're only students." Have fun this weekend. I'm Howie car.