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WHO IS GREG CONNOR? CANDIDATE FOR NORFOLK COUNTY DA

This week we are joined by Attorney Greg Connor, candidate for Norfolk County District Attorney. Connor is a long time Norfolk County prosecutor who worked his way through the ranks in the office. We discuss his time there, why he wants to be the next District Attorney, and the topic on everyones mind - the questionable management of the Karen Read and Sandra Birchmore cases, and what Connor plans to do differently.I hope you enjoy - Let us know who you'd like to hear from next!Katherine

INDECENT ASSAULT IN A SALT SHED? STATE POLICE TROOPER TRIAL

Massachusetts State Police Trooper Terence Kent is scheduled to stand trial on charges of indecent assault and battery and bribery, for conduct he allegedly engaged in during a routine traffic encounter. He is currently represented by Attorney David Yannetti and his trial l in Middlesex Superior Court is set for June 2, 2026#massachusetts #statepolice #police #trial

KAREN READ & TURTLEBOY: LITIGATION RECAP

The dust of the criminal trials has settled, but the hornets nest has been stirred back up- one criminal case for Turtleboy, two civil for Karen Read, and one with both of them named. Let's break down the basics of each.Keep an eye out for longer breakdown videos on each#karenread #turtleboy #massachusetts #lawsuit #trial

WITNESS HARASSMENT: THE KAREN READ EFFECT?

Kerry Roberts joins us this week to discuss her involvement with the prosecution of Karen Read for the death of her friend John O'Keefe, and tells us what life has been like for her since. This case brought to the surface many serious questions - not only as to the police actions and decision making of the District Attorney's Office, but also the much less talked about aspect - harassment of civilian witnesses in criminal prosecutions. We get into what happened to Kerry and her family and why everyone should condone it, regardless of opinion on the case.

CONFRONTING AN ACCUSER: "YOU STOLE MY CHILDHOOD" - THE INSPIRING STORY OF BRIAN MOORE-WARD

rian Moore-Ward was 10 years old when he was first abused by his local parish altar boy coordinator, and that abuse would continue on until Brian was able to escape the grips of his abuser. Through years of struggle, Brian found relief first in telling a close family friend, and much later, through the prosecution of his abuser, who eventually plead guilty. Brian's story is one of strength and determination, and a reminder that the trauma and struggles many of us experience, most importantly our children, are secretly hidden away.In honor of Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month, Brian joined us to talk about his own experience, how he has worked towards healing and what he does today to help others.