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Morning Minute: Karen Read Murder MISTRIAL - 7.2.24
The morning minute is brought to you by Perfect Smiles in Nashua, New Hampshire. Do what I did and update your smile. Call 1-844-a-perfect smile. When you change your smile, you change your life. A mistrial? A hung jury? That's like kissing your sister. Judge Beverly Antibeth Knone received a peculiar note from the jury foreman in the Karen Reed case. All right. I think this has been an extraordinary jury. I've never seen a note like this, reporting to be at an impasse. The foreman stated how deeply divided they were on the outcome that was so obvious to all of us. All right. So, Jaz, I am in receipt of your note. Judge Kannoni, despite our commitment to the duty entrusted to us, we find ourselves deeply divided by fundamental differences in our opinions and state of mind. The divergence in our views are not rooted in a lack of understanding or effort, but deeply held convictions that each of us carry ultimately leading to a point where consensus is unattainable. We recognize the weight of this admission and the implications it holds. The jurors weren't budging. Antibeth, she said, had no option other than to declare a mistrial. Your service is complete. I'm declaring a mistrial in this case. I'll be in to see you privately in a few minutes. So, thank you so much for your service. Hey, it's almost Independence Day, but that's not all. Almost immediately, DA Michael Meatball Morrissey declared that the Commonwealth would retry the case, and isn't it just like Meatball to go back for a second helping. Listen to The How We Car Show today at 3 or watch the show live at rumble.com/The How We Car Show.