During the trial concerning Karen Read, her defense continues to challenge the alleged mishandling of the investigation into the death of her boyfriend, Officer John O'Keefe. Testimony revealed that State Police Sgt. Yuriy Bukhenik stated he did not think former Trooper Michael Proctor significantly tainted the investigation. Bukhenik highlighted the thoroughness of their efforts, noting the collection of critical evidence at the scene. The defense argues that Proctor fabricated evidence to falsely implicate Read in the case, claiming a conspiracy to protect another Boston police officer.
Sgt. Yuriy Bukhenik defended the integrity of the State Police investigation into John O'Keefe's death, asserting it aimed to uncover the truth without bias.
Defense attorney Alan Jackson questioned Bukhenik on whether former Trooper Michael Proctor compromised the investigation, with the defense alleging Proctor fabricated evidence against Karen Read.
Bukhenik noted the absence of a significant piece of red plastic from Read's SUV, emphasizing he did not touch the vehicle during their initial investigation.
Multiple pieces of evidence, including a broken taillight and O'Keefe's sneaker, were gathered by the State Police as they investigated the incident thoroughly.
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