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Is ATF Agent Higgins Hiding Something From The Defense Of Karen Read?

Is ATF Agent Higgins Hiding Something From The Defense Of Karen Read?

FromHidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary


Is ATF Agent Higgins Hiding Something From The Defense Of Karen Read?

FromHidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary

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Length:
11 minutes
Released:
Jun 7, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In the latest episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," defense attorney Bob Motta discusses key aspects of the Karen Read trial, focusing on Brian Higgins' testimony. Higgins admitted to destroying his phone by throwing it away at a military base, raising suspicions about his actions. The conversation explores the possible motives behind this act, with Motta suggesting that Higgins' explanation was unconvincing and could be perceived as hiding something. Motta critiques the defense's aggressive approach and questions the effectiveness of their strategy in casting Higgins as a central figure in their theory of the case. He points out that Higgins' calm demeanor and extensive experience as a cop might have neutralized the defense's efforts to portray him negatively. The episode also touches on the complex dynamics of the trial, the challenges of proving Karen Read's intent for second-degree murder, and the implications of the evidence presented so far.

Main Points
- **Destruction of Phone**: Brian Higgins admitted to destroying his phone at a military base, raising questions about his motives.
- **Suspicious Behavior**: Higgins' explanation for destroying the phone was seen as unconvincing and potentially hiding something.
- **Defense Strategy**: Critique of the defense's aggressive approach in trying to portray Higgins negatively.
- **Higgins' Demeanor**: Higgins' calm and experienced demeanor on the stand might have countered the defense's efforts.
- **Complex Trial Dynamics**: Discussion on the nuanced and complex nature of the trial and the challenges in proving intent for second-degree murder.
- **Key Evidence**: Analysis of critical evidence, including text messages and testimonies, and their implications for the case.
- **Upcoming Developments**: Anticipation of what the defense and prosecution will present next in the trial.

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Released:
Jun 7, 2024
Format:
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