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FKR continues to push the idea that Jennifer McCabe should have run into 34 Fairview to wake up Brian Albert the night John O’Keefe was found unresponsive in the snow. But let’s break down the actual timeline to see if that was even remotely feasible. When Jennifer McCabe got out of Kerry Roberts' car and saw that it was John O'Keefe lying there, she describes a moment of shock - locking eyes with Kerry and then snapping into action realizing she needed to call 911. That call was placed at 6:03:47 AM (see call log). After connecting, she was transferred from the initial dispatcher to Norwood, then to Canton PD, and finally to Canton Fire repeating the details at each step. While on the phone, as you can hear on the call, Jen also gathered blankets for Kerry to place under John's head. The 911 call lasted 3 minutes and 32 seconds, ending at 6:07:19 AM. After hanging up, Jennifer took over CPR for Kerry, who had been kneeling in the snow and was starting to lose feeling in her legs (see clip). We know from footage that Officer Saraf arrived on the scene at about 6:10:00 AM (see dispatch log and testimony in clip). Jen testified that she saw his spotlight coming down 34 Fairview and waved him down. So, what does that timeline tell us? Between hanging up with 911 at 6:07:19 AM and Officer Saraf’s arrival at about 6:10:00 AM, only 2 minutes and 41 seconds passed. In that window we have to also include Jen performing chest compressions on John. We know that at some point Kerry took over chest compressions again as Jen was the one to wave down Officer Saraf. So let’s just split the 2 minutes and 41 seconds in half to be fair and conservatively estimate 1 minute and 20 seconds of CPR for Jen, though it was likely longer. That leaves her roughly 1 minute and 21 seconds to sprint into the house, wake Brian Albert, give him time to register what was happening and get back outside without missing her chance to wave down Officer Saraf. Could she have managed that? Realistically, no. And importantly, if Jen had abandoned John mid-call to dash inside, she would have left Kerry alone with John (and a hysterical Karen) and missed relaying vital information the dispatcher may have asked for (AND missed relieving Kerry of CPR). Who, in their right mind, leaves a victim while actively on the phone with emergency services and someone who is performing life-saving measures? The narrative that Jennifer McCabe could have or should have done more isn’t grounded in reality. If FKR supporters paused to think critically about what they are suggesting and actually calculated the feasibility they might realize that what they believe should have happened simply could not have happened. Alan Jackson’s conjectures and conspiracy-laden narratives keep fueling the fire, but rarely do her followers stop to question whether what he claims is even physically possible.

This boy won the girls 800m and 1600m in Maine yesterday. You're lying if you look at this and say you see a girl. This is what Governor Mills says isn't happening.

Jennifer McCabe talking to Nicole Albert on the phone at 5:07 is a game changer. It means that: 1. Brian and Nicole were awake at 5:07, and were alerted that John O'Keefe was missing, so their story about being asleep is a lie. 2. Jennifer McCabe attempted to delay Karen Read from returning to 34 Fairview by telling her to come to her house, and then going back to 1 Meadows Ave. 3. Jennifer McCabe told Karen Read that she called Nicole Albert, who told her that John wasn't there. This was designed to delay Karen from returning to Brian Albert's house, possibly because his body was not on the lawn yet. He did not die from hypothermia.