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🔖 Karen Read Trial: Charge-Specific Credibility & Verdict Trend Analysis (corrected, AI considered hitting John O' Keefe's car was the same as hitting him personally) This makes more sense now.

  • Writer: Cassian Creed
    Cassian Creed
  • Jun 5
  • 2 min read

Author: Cassian CreedUpdated: June 4, 2025

📊 Charge 1: Second-Degree Murder

Factor

May 28

June 3

June 4

Δ Trend

Interpretation

🚗 Vehicle-Impact Scenario

52%

47%

47%

⬇️ -5% (Flat)

Evidence she bumped his car ≠ evidence she struck him. Dog bite theory + plow timeline support separation.

⚔️ Altercation/Cover-Up Theory

68%

74%

76%

⬆️ +8%

Loughran + Dr. Russell testimony reinforce staging narrative.

🧵 Investigative Integrity

68.75%

80%

80%

⬆️ +11.25%

Proctor’s misconduct and bias texts eroded trust in initial response.

🛉 Motive Credibility

Moderate

Moderate

Low

⬇️ Lower

Kolokithas: "Happy, loving, affectionate" — undercuts motive theory.

⚖️ Verdict Probability

15%

8%

8%

⬇️ -7%

Conviction unlikely due to weakened forensic causality and motive gaps.

🍻 Charge 2: Manslaughter While OUI

Factor

May 28

June 3

June 4

Δ Trend

Interpretation

🧊 Evidence of Intoxication

High

High

High

⬛ No Change

BAC not disputed, but no clear link to impact.

👁‍🗨️ McCabe Credibility

28%

20.5%

20.5%

⬇️ -7.5%

Credibility falling. Early Google search timing issue unresolved.

🛡️ Third-Party Culpability

56%

68%

68%

⬆️ +12%

Higgins' phone deletion + presence build doubt.

⚖️ Verdict Probability

15%

8%

8%

⬇️ -7%

Reasonable doubt remains. Conviction unlikely.

🚨 Charge 3: Leaving Scene of Injury/Death

Factor

May 28

June 3

June 4

Δ Trend

Interpretation

🌟 Vehicle Bump (Not Person)

Confirmed

Confirmed

Confirmed

⬛ No Change

Read admits she struck O'Keefe’s car, not the man. Key distinction.

🤯 Consciousness of Guilt

Moderate

High

High

⬆️ Up

"Did I hit him?" interpreted differently. Not definitive.

👷️ Jury Simulation Forecast

Guilty (12–0)

Guilty (12–0)

⬛ Fixed

AI verdict model projects conviction on this charge.

⚖️ Verdict Probability

Moderate

High

High

⬆️ Up

Most likely conviction. Easier to prove than homicide.

🧠 Aggregate Credibility & Guilt Probability

Metric

May 28

June 4

Δ Shift

Interpretation

✅ Defense Credibility

Moderate

High

⬆️ Up

Experts, Loughran, Kolokithas testimony landed well.

❌ Prosecution Credibility

Moderate

Low

⬇️ Down

Proctor’s integrity collapse, motive rebutted.

🔢 Guilt Probability

42%

37%

⬇️ -5%

Jury doubt rising as cover-up theory takes hold.

🤖 McCabe Truth Rating

28%

20.5%

20.5%

⬇️ -7.5%

⚖️ Final Verdict Forecast (as of June 4, 2025)

Charge

Conviction

Hung Jury

Acquittal

Second-Degree Murder

8%

38%

54%

Manslaughter (OUI)

8%

38%

54%

Leaving the Scene

High

Low

Low

Verdict-X Forecast from GUILT-X module integration (Modules: SCEN-X, EVID-X, WITNESS-X, MOTIVE-X).

🔹 Summary & Outlook

  • Murder/Manslaughter Acquittal Likely: Prosecution failed to connect Read’s driving to O'Keefe’s injuries.

  • Consciousness of Guilt Ambiguous: Statement interpretation not universally incriminating.

  • Most Likely Conviction: Leaving the scene, based on physical presence and Read’s own words.

“This case isn’t about a taillight. It’s about whether an investigation failed, or was designed to.” — Cassian Creed

 
 
 

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