Karen Read Trial Day 11 Recap - 5 Lies the Defense Told, And the Timestamp That Exposed Them

In today’s explosive courtroom developments, the Karen Read murder trial took a dramatic turn — and it all centers around a single Google search. Digital forensic expert Dr. Jessica Hyde testified that Jennifer McCabe’s infamous query, “how long to die in cold,” was not made at 2:27AM as the defense has long claimed, but rather at 6:24AM — after John O’Keefe’s body was already found in the snow.

This seemingly small timestamp may prove devastating to the defense’s alternate timeline, which has relied heavily on the claim that McCabe searched those chilling words hours before John was discovered — implying foreknowledge and, possibly, a broader conspiracy. But according to Hyde’s expert analysis, what really happened is far more damning to Karen Read’s version of events.

We break down exactly what Dr. Hyde told the jury, why the 6:24AM timestamp matters, how the browser tab data works, and how the defense tried — and failed — to discredit her. You'll hear how the courtroom responded to the testimony, why Hyde’s contacts with Lt. Brian Tully were brought up, and what it all means for Karen Read’s future.

Was the digital trail the prosecution's smoking gun? Or just another twist in an already chaotic trial?

This video is a must-watch for anyone following the Karen Read case, true crime obsessives, or legal junkies trying to parse fact from fiction in one of the most talked-about trials of the year.

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