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Se unió Mayıs 2022
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Snarky Sticky@SnarkySticky·
Ten. Counts. Prison. Fines.
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Jamz@theginnyjamz·
@TMZ AJ has never met a microphone he wouldn't lick.
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TMZ@TMZ·
Alan Jackson, Nick Reiner's former attorney, says he's willing and ready to defend the alleged murderer -- if logistics can be worked out.
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Snarky Sticky@SnarkySticky·
Aw, Aiden keep blustering! This shouldn't worry you a bit, since you have such a great defense team! 🤡 As someone said on today's stream, good luck dodging a bullet 10 times! 🎯 Have you seen the accommodations in the prison you will soon be serving in! 🧼
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Snarky Sticky@SnarkySticky·
TikTok, Aidan. For anyone who wants to follow the fun times ahead and understand why he needs a summer vacation (and can't attend his next hearing held 1 hour away). Here is his public criminal docket: See below and copy/paste this case number: 2382CR00313. Enjoy the sun and sand while you can, Award-Winning Journalist! 🤣
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Julie Carpenter
Julie Carpenter@JulieCar94·
In a petition that appears to have been in possibly the probate court , Alan Jackson admits he left the Reiner case over money. Weird, considering what he told Read. Exactly what kind of deal did they "figure out" to stay on her case since now that we know he will and does leave cases over non payment.
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New York Post@nypost

Nick Reiner’s former attorney, Alan Jackson, finally comes clean about why he suddenly quit murder case trib.al/MxZZ8UB

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MichelleB
MichelleB@Michelleb8675·
Just saw this news segment on channel 7. Karen and Jackson cozying up in the seaport, Karen drinking, per usual, and high fiving each other.
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Critical Mass
Critical Mass@redbeansnrice99·
@SnarkySticky @JulieCar94 I was just going to look that account up! Without f-ing fail, they are all alts and bots and paid accts from overseas.
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Julie Carpenter@JulieCar94·
Typical IQ level of a Karen Read fan. Only the best & brightest!!
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Andrew Cuomo Parody@amcuomo1257·
Ah you know… file a frivolous lawsuit for PR, followed by a media blitz, suck down a three martini lunch, argue against Proctor’s protective order only to tell the judge you’re suddenly unavailable for what surely was scheduled to be a multi day deposition Normal stuff 🍸
MichelleB@Michelleb8675

Just saw this news segment on channel 7. Karen and Jackson cozying up in the seaport, Karen drinking, per usual, and high fiving each other.

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Dee@du4481·
@Jakesun55 Free turtleboy!!!! You lost !
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Jake Sun@Jakesun55·
This is Aidan Kearney of Holden, Massachusetts, broadcasting live from the intersection of poor decision-making. Every donation helps fund another stream explaining why everything is everyone else's fault. Please give generously.
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Erin Fahey
Erin Fahey@ErinFahey1983·
@Jakesun55 You are such a piece of fucking shit for clipping it this way!!! You know he’s reading disgraced trooper Michael Proctors text messages. How fucking pathetic are you?
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Case10🇺🇸@Case1034521625·
Yanetti is saying to leave lucky alone. He didn't tell Kearney to do that. In fact, he was encouraging kearney to go after witnesses. Your name is in the complaint David. Not good. x.com/i/status/20639…
David Yannetti@BostonDefender

@nataliebatchen @JulieCar94 Just saw this. This pathetic, sad, desperate, attention-seeking Midwest housewife has lied again. She put those two messages together as if one was response to the other. It wasn’t. Leave Lucky the hell alone, mean girl.

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Snarky Sticky@SnarkySticky·
Monday was not kind to Team Karen.
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Snarky Sticky@SnarkySticky·
She had a bad day and I am loving it for her. They just came out looking foolish. Asking for the judge to handle their discovery dispute because they refused Proctor’s extension. The Judge says ok I’ll help you out. And they were like just kidding. A few weeks is better! And cherry on top get the ethics book thrown at them! 🤣
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Snarky Sticky@SnarkySticky·
Judge Gildea apparently did not open the floor for Karen Read’s attorneys to litigate hurt feelings over this morning’s reprimand. I bet Karen demanded that he respond. Judge Gildea shut it down. Repeatedly. The court already said what it said. This is an entirely different court.
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Snarky Sticky@SnarkySticky·
@theginnyjamz @KevinCross12790 Karen only wants Alan to take his deposition. I bet he flew back. Otherwise another attorney would have lept at the chance and cleared anything on their calendar.
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Jamz@theginnyjamz·
Live look at Karen and her attorneys. "Tomorrow no longer works for us. We didn't know if you would grant our request so we didn't leave it open." Shocking. Absolutely shocking. So what's the total now - 19 depositions they've canceled and had to reschedule? The judge certainly sounds like he's on to their games.
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Snarky Sticky@SnarkySticky·
Today's message from Judge Gildea: "O’Keefe et al v. C&C Hospitality et al 2483CV692 June 8, 2026 Motion for Protective Order from Non-Party Michael Proctor For this case to proceed efficiently, and for our system of justice to work, certain basic things have to happen. A subpoena needs to mean something. A lawyer’s agreement needs to have meaning. Lawyers need to communicate with their clients. Clients need to keep their attorneys informed. When given an opportunity to provide support for a party’s request, that party needs to avail themselves of the opportunity. Based on the record before me, there is insufficient information to support a delay in the deposition going forward. However, given the claims made in the filings over the weekend, I will delay making a final decision on the motion until 4:00 p.m. today to give Mr. Proctor’s counsel the opportunity to supplement the record before me. The subpoena requiring Mr. Proctor to appear for a deposition today is stayed for 24 hours. Further hearing will be held today at 4:15 p.m. by Zoom. I followed up with Attorney Seligson with his reference to strategically preparing for the deposition because I read in the media of an appearance on the TODAY show Friday morning, where Ms. Read said filing her new civil lawsuit was always part of a plan she had. Beside her were attorneys Alan Jackson and Charles Waters, who cast the case as a bid to expose institutional corruption in Massachusetts law enforcement and to hold someone accountable for the death of her boyfriend, Officer John O’Keefe. Although there is no duty for Ms. Read’s counsel to have informed Mr. Proctor’s counsel of the intent to file the most recently filed Bristol County action, I think it is unreasonable to have not done so with a scheduled deposition pending, and then to have filed such action four (4) days before the scheduled deposition. The actions by counsel (Mr. Proctor’s counsel seeking to continue the deposition at the last moment, and Ms. Read’s counsel filing its new action four (4) days before a scheduled deposition with an obviously planned appearance on national television) brought to mind Comment 4 to Rule 3.5 of the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct wherein it is stated: “An advocate can present the cause, protect the record for subsequent review and preserve professional integrity by patient firmness no less effectively than by...theatrics.” As ST. Mary’s University School of Law Assistant Professor David Grenardo noted years ago at a conference on professional responsibility “Civility in the legal profession is generally defined as ‘treating others-opposing counsel, the court, clients, and others-with courtesy, dignity, and kindness.’” Mark C. Gildea, J."
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