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Who Was Really Driving the False Narrative?
I’ve learned over the years that when two people file affidavits describing the same events, the most interesting part usually isn’t where they disagree. It’s where they unknowingly reveal something neither intended to reveal. Those moments...
The Federal Government Picked a Side
This is my opinion, but after following this case for more than four years, I don’t think it’s an unreasonable one.
The federal government picked a side.
I’m not saying they necessarily set out to prove Karen Read was innocent. What I am...
The Deposition Karen Read Can't Avoid
The Timeline Matters
For nearly four years, Karen Read has told her story through television interviews, documentaries, podcasts, and countless media appearances. But now, for the first time, she’ll have to answer questions under oath i...
Why Karen Read Needed Colin Albert
One of the questions I’ve been thinking about lately is this: Why Colin Albert?
Out of everyone who was at 34 Fairview that night, why did Karen Read and her defense team eventually settle on a 17-year-old kid as the person responsible for...
Allie McCabe & The Life360 Myth
For years, Karen Read supporters have pointed to Life360 as proof that Allie McCabe lied during her testimony. The claim has been repeated on social media, amplified by content creators, and now appears again in Karen Read’s latest filing....
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Truth doesn’t fear the evidence. At "facts > fan fiction," We follow the digital breadcrumbs, phone data & court testimony to ask: did they do it? Maybe, maybe not. But we’ll follow the facts, not rumor, speculation, or innuendo.
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