In true crime, timelines often lie—or at least bend. But not this time. In this Hidden Killers episode, retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer walks us through the critical 30-second window that may convict Karen Read.

From 12:31:30 to 12:32:00 AM, Read’s Lexus initiates a reverse maneuver at 74% throttle. At the exact same moment, John O’Keefe’s phone ceases all activity. These two events, drawn from separate digital ecosystems—vehicle telemetry and cell metadata—create a forensic overlap that’s hard to ignore.

Coffindaffer explains how cases are built from moments like these. Not speculation, not theories—but timestamped, cross-verified digital events. We also look at what the defense has (and hasn’t) done to explain away this overlap, and why timelines like this are the most compelling form of evidence a jury can see.

In just 30 seconds, the prosecution says Karen Read wrote the entire story of this case—one data point at a time.

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