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Not guilty. We all remember the Karen Read verdict. The criminal trial may be over, but the damages continue. The FKR movement looks like it’s cracking from the inside and even post-conviction, Karen Read is still being sued for wrongful death. We will break down these flashpoints:• Kelly Dever vs. Alan Jackson: a defense witness engaged in the same behavior attributed to Dever—yet Alan Jackson chased Dever out of the profession with a shady forced alternative tactic. • The Dever meeting controversy: why the timing, conduct, and competing accounts matter—and what it signals about narrative control. There are also allegations that Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox is being untruthful—what’s claimed, what’s documented, and what’s spin.
• All those blamed for conspiring against Karen Read-- Michael Proctor, Brian Higgins, Jen McCabe, various Albertsons-- all remain unindicted. If Alan Jackson made such a convincing case of their criminal acts to frame Karen Read, where are the indictments?
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Not guilty. We all remember the Karen Read verdict. The criminal trial may be over, but the damages continue. The FKR movement looks like it’s cracking from the inside and even post-conviction, Karen Read is still being sued for wrongful death. We will break down these flashpoints:• Kelly Dever vs. Alan Jackson: a defense witness engaged in the same behavior attributed to Dever—yet Alan Jackson chased Dever out of the profession with a shady forced alternative tactic. • The Dever meeting controversy: why the timing, conduct, and competing accounts matter—and what it signals about narrative control. There are also allegations that Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox is being untruthful—what’s claimed, what’s documented, and what’s spin.
• All those blamed for conspiring against Karen Read-- Michael Proctor, Brian Higgins, Jen McCabe, various Albertsons-- all remain unindicted. If Alan Jackson made such a convincing case of their criminal acts to frame Karen Read, where are the indictments?

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