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Karen Read's Defense Fails To Show Bias Bringing Up Of An Unrelated 22 Year Old Bar Fight

Karen Read's Defense Fails To Show Bias Bringing Up Of An Unrelated 22 Year Old Bar Fight

FromHidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary


Karen Read's Defense Fails To Show Bias Bringing Up Of An Unrelated 22 Year Old Bar Fight

FromHidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary

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7 minutes
Released:
May 13, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

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In a recent episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," guest Bob Motta, a defense attorney and host of the podcast "Defense Diaries," discussed the ongoing legal proceedings involving Sergeant Lank and his relationship with Chris Albert. The defense aimed to portray this relationship as giving Albert preferential treatment during an incident unrelated to the case in question. Motta analyzed the cross-examination where Sergeant Lank recounted a 2002 altercation involving Albert. Despite attempts to illustrate a close and potentially compromising friendship between Lank and Albert, Motta expressed skepticism about the defense's effectiveness, noting the age of the incident and questioning its relevance to the case.

Key Points of the Conversation

1. **Sergeant Lank's Testimony:** Lank described a past incident where he helped Chris Albert during an altercation, asserting that his actions were part of his duties as an officer, not due to a personal relationship.

2. **Defense Strategy:** The defense tried to demonstrate that Lank provided special treatment to Albert because of their long-standing friendship, suggesting a potential bias in his professional conduct.

3. **Questioning the Relevance:** Motta questioned the relevance of bringing up a two-decade-old incident in the current case, suggesting it might not resonate with or be clear to the jury.

4. **Impression of Bias:** The defense aimed to show that local law enforcement, including Lank, might be biased in favor of the Albert family, potentially affecting the integrity of the case.

5. **Public Perception and Juror Interpretation:** Motta discussed how the jury might perceive Lank's involvement, whether they see it as an officer performing his duty or as a friend intervening in a fight, and how this perception could influence their view of the case's fairness.

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Released:
May 13, 2024
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