Jennifer Roman

Her family's involvement has been looked at with Turtle Boy. She's been implicated in her involvement with him as well.

Her family's involvement has been looked at with Turtle Boy. She's been implicated in her involvement with him as well.

The theory from the defense around Trooper Proctor is that because of this personal relationship that he had with the Alpert family and he knew it was their residence, that he was certainly a large part of planting physical evidence to make it seem like this crime occurred or that something happened outside of the home rather than taking the attention of the responding officers into the home.

The theory from the defense around Trooper Proctor is that because of this personal relationship that he had with the Alpert family and he knew it was their residence, that he was certainly a large part of planting physical evidence to make it seem like this crime occurred or that something happened outside of the home rather than taking the attention of the responding officers into the home.

He basically said they were acquaintances, sort of having been in the same law enforcement community, that of course they knew each other, but they weren't really friendly. And Proctor's testimony didn't hold up for long.

He basically said they were acquaintances, sort of having been in the same law enforcement community, that of course they knew each other, but they weren't really friendly. And Proctor's testimony didn't hold up for long.

But then there was evidence and testimony that came out that Trooper Proctor's sister was actually very close with one of the Alpert wives, and that there was more of a personal connection than what Trooper Proctor had originally testified to.

But then there was evidence and testimony that came out that Trooper Proctor's sister was actually very close with one of the Alpert wives, and that there was more of a personal connection than what Trooper Proctor had originally testified to.

Part and parcel of the defense's theory is that they were so well known that this family would have people who'd want to protect them and not want to rock the boat, so to speak, by challenging what they saw outside, by going into that home, by investigating the home and figuring out what actually happened, that the first responders just said, oh, we've got this.

Part and parcel of the defense's theory is that they were so well known that this family would have people who'd want to protect them and not want to rock the boat, so to speak, by challenging what they saw outside, by going into that home, by investigating the home and figuring out what actually happened, that the first responders just said, oh, we've got this.

that text exchange between Trooper Proctor, who was a lot of the spotlight of this. I mean, the defense really focused a lot on him and definitely had their theory that Proctor planted a lot of the physical evidence that was found at the scene and then ultimately in Kieran Reed's vehicle.

that text exchange between Trooper Proctor, who was a lot of the spotlight of this. I mean, the defense really focused a lot on him and definitely had their theory that Proctor planted a lot of the physical evidence that was found at the scene and then ultimately in Kieran Reed's vehicle.

And Proctor had a text suggesting that the Alberts would be fine, which the defense really hung their hat on, sort of saying that that was suggestive of the fact that Proctor knew something was going on, but no, he was taking care of it because this is the Alberts.

And Proctor had a text suggesting that the Alberts would be fine, which the defense really hung their hat on, sort of saying that that was suggestive of the fact that Proctor knew something was going on, but no, he was taking care of it because this is the Alberts.

There's a piece of John O'Keefe's hair on her rear quarter of her car.

There's a piece of John O'Keefe's hair on her rear quarter of her car.

If the jury believes that that physical evidence was there, not because Proctor planted it, but because she actually hit him, then I think you've got a guilty, at least on the motor vehicle, homicide charge.

If the jury believes that that physical evidence was there, not because Proctor planted it, but because she actually hit him, then I think you've got a guilty, at least on the motor vehicle, homicide charge.

If you believe the physical evidence was not planted... by Proctor, that he didn't have the means, the motive, the ability, whatever, then that physical evidence is very compelling. The pieces of the taillight, the pieces of glass.

If you believe the physical evidence was not planted... by Proctor, that he didn't have the means, the motive, the ability, whatever, then that physical evidence is very compelling. The pieces of the taillight, the pieces of glass.

John O'Keefe's seen on video security footage leaving the Waterfalls Bar, the last place where they had been drinking before going to the Alpert's home, carrying a glass. That glass is found on the scene crushed by his body.

John O'Keefe's seen on video security footage leaving the Waterfalls Bar, the last place where they had been drinking before going to the Alpert's home, carrying a glass. That glass is found on the scene crushed by his body.