In the Karen Read trial, expert witness Jessica Hyde testified that the Google search by Jennifer McCabe on hypothermia occurred at 6:24 a.m., after the remains of John O'Keefe were found. This contradicted the defense's claim that the search occurred earlier at 2:27 a.m. Hyde's testimony highlighted the complexity of digital forensics, discussing challenges in interpreting forensic data. Defense attorney David Gelman criticized the prosecution's strategy in presenting technical evidence, while cross-examination by Robert Alessi focused on clarifying the expert's reliability based on past statements.
Jessica Hyde stated during her testimony that the Google search concerning hypothermia by Jennifer McCabe occurred after John O'Keefe's body was discovered, invalidating the defense's timeline.
Hyde emphasized the technical nuances of digital forensics, detailing how timestamp discrepancies can lead to misinterpretations regarding cell phone searches, bolstering the prosecution's claims against the defense.
David Gelman criticized the prosecution for presenting complex technical expert testimony before a jury, suggesting it failed to effectively communicate the essential findings in an accessible manner.
Defense attorney Robert Alessi challenged Hyde's previous testimonies during cross-examination, pointing out inconsistencies and questioning her credibility as an expert witness in the ongoing trial.
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