Tonight on True Crime Talk, Storm of Suspicion author Kevin Lenihan discusses the ongoing trial of Karen Reed, who is accused of killing her boyfriend, John O'Keefe. The conversation delves into the differences between the first and second trials, the impact of witness testimonies, public perception of the defendant, and the role of social media in shaping narratives around the case. Lenihan also addresses the evidence presented, including the controversial testimonies and police conduct, while exploring the complexities of reasonable doubt in the context of the trial. www.WildBluePress.com  Chapters 00:00 - Introduction to the Karen Reed Trial 03:07 - Comparing the Trials: Key Differences 05:49 - Witness Testimonies and Their Impact 08:25 - The Role of Police and Investigative Procedures 11:12 - Eyewitness Accounts and Their Reliability 14:00 - The Evidence: Glass and Microscopic Findings 16:39 - Personal Relationships and Their Implications 19:15 - Public Perception and Media Influence 21:25 - Conspiracy Theories and Defense Strategies 23:59 - Scientific Evidence and Expert Testimonies 26:14 - Final Thoughts and Future Implications 34:26 - Expert Testimonies and Dog Bite Analysis 37:33 - Understanding Wound Types and Evidence 37:44 - The Role of Social Media in High-Profile Cases 40:07 - The Machine Behind Karen Reed's Defense 43:50 - Public Perception and Media Influence 48:39 - Evaluating Evidence and Reasonable Doubt 52:38 - New Evidence and Reckless Endangerment 55:24 - Closing Thoughts and Future Implications   Keywords: Karen Reed, true crime, trial analysis, public perception, evidence, police conduct, social media influence, conspiracy theories, witness credibility, reasonable doubt