Canton Coverup Part 427: Police Dash Cam Video Shows Jennifer McCabe Controlling Narrative With Police, Turning Her Back On John O’Keefe’s Body

 

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The dash cam video from Canton Police Officer Steven Saraf was first shown at Karen Read’s trial in April, and although I’ve had access to the videos for over a year I’ve never had a chance to thoroughly analyze them in an article. The videos are very telling for a number of reasons.

Video 1 – Officer Saraf arrives at the scene

Much like Lucky Loughran, Saraf arrived from the south. His view of the scene was unobstructed by vehicles or trees, and there was less than an inch or two of snow on the ground. This made it incredibly easy, if not impossible to miss John O’Keefe’s body just 10 feet from the curb.

There is no way every single person who left Brian Albert’s house that night could have missed seeing John O’Keefe’s body lying in that same position with even less snow on the ground as they drove past him.

 

Video 2 – Officer Mullaney arrives as firefighter paramedics are performing CPR on John 

As you can see, Karen is exhibiting genuine shock and fear, while Jennifer McCabe remains calm and emotionless. Karen is not wearing gloves or a hat as adrenaline runs through her body, as the shock of finding her boyfriend dying on the lawn has taken over her brain. Jen is bundled up and doesn’t seem the least bit bothered about the fact that her “close friend” of a decade is dying in front of her. At several points in all of the videos Jen tries to calm Karen down by hugging her, which Karen wants nothing to do with.

After one of the paramedics tells her something Karen gets visibly distraught, putting her hands on her face and runs away screaming.

Jen is emotionless.

At no point does Jennifer McCabe attempt to go inside the house. Why? This is her sister’s front lawn and her dead friends is lying on it. There is a screaming woman, who somehow has not awoken anyone inside the house OR the dog that barks at everyone. McCabe was just there 4 hours earlier, and she was the one who invited John there. She talks to first responders throughout all of the videos but doesn’t tell any of them that this is her sister’s house, or that there is a veteran police officer and trained first responder inside. Nor does she mention that there are blankets inside, which the 911 dispatcher asked her to find. McCabe is later seen sneaking inside the house at 6:34 – half an hour after they got there.

This firefighter who briefly attempted to calm Karen down looks like Matthew Kelly or Timothy Nuttall.

During the trial Nuttall testified that while he was performing CPR on John he asked the three women (Roberts, Read, McCabe) what happened, and Karen Read responded to him by saying “I hit him, I hit him, I hit him.”

This cannot be true because the audio would’ve been picked up on the dash cam. We can hear Karen screaming “John,” “Jen,” and “Kerry,” so we would’ve been able to hear her say “I hit him, I hit him, I hit him,” since Nuttall claims it happened right there. The only firefighter Read speaks to in these videos is the one who briefly tries to comfort her.

 

Video 3 – Jen McCabe works Officer Mullaney

While John O’Keefe is lying lifeless in front of them and first responders are trying CPR, Karen Read is seen crying and can’t stop looking at O’Keefe’s lifeless body. Jen McCabe has her back turned to John’s body and is seen talking to Mullaney, controlling the narrative as she waves her hands around. At one point Karen interrupts them as Officer Mullaney would later testify she asked him “is he dead?”

 

Video 4 – Kerry takes a walk

Kerry Roberts started calling John’s mother from the scene as McCabe continued to work Mullaney. Karen walks around like she doesn’t know what to do, constantly looking back at John’s lifeless body. She is the only one showing genuine concern for him.

 

Video 5 – Jen McCabe turns her back on John’s body as he’s wheeled into the ambulance

As firefighters Nuttall and Flemmati perform CPR on John, Katie McLaughlin and Francis Walsh wheel out the gurney. McCabe tries to hung Karen, who once again pushes her away.

As first responders do chest compressions on her boyfriend Karen stares at them, unable to look away. Jen McCabe has no interest in seeing how he is doing because she’s too busy speaking to Officer Saraf, while once again trying to establish the narrative.

As the gurney is wheeled towards the ambulance at approximately 6:15, Karen puts her hand over her mouth and stares at John, while Jennifer McCabe turns her back to him.

She can’t even look at what her family did to him.

Keep in mind, Jennifer McCabe claims that she Google “hos long to die in cold” at 6:24 because Karen Read told her to. Look at the chaos in that video. There were half a dozen firefighter paramedics there who would know the answer to that question, and Read doesn’t ask any of them that question. Instead, Jen McCabe would have us believe that she asked McCabe to Google the exact same thing she Googled 3 hours earlier and then erased.

Jen McCabe told Karen that morning that she had called Nicole Albert who told her that John wasn’t there. She did this to delay Karen from finding his body, because she had Google “hos long to die in cold” 2.5 hours earlier, while John’s body was still inside the house, and she knew that she needed to buy time.

In those videos Jen McCabe acted like the kind of person who knew that she was going to find a body there. Her lone concern was speaking with police, not firefighters. The firefighters were there to save John’s life. Karen Read’s lone concern was asking if her boyfriend was alive. She quarterbacked this entire thing. She gave two of the witnesses a ride home. She had her daughter drive Colin Albert home, and despite previously testifying about the accuracy of Life 360 data she testified that Allie’s Life 360 data wasn’t accurate because it showed that she was driving around until 1:30 AM. She Googled “hos long to die in cold” because she knew that the plan was to put his body on the front lawn, but only after Brian Higgins went to the Canton Police station to monitor police activity, and someone driving a Ford Edge arrived at the house to provide cover from the Ring cameras across the street. She never went to bed after a night of drinking, according to her Apple Health data, because she nervously awaited the phone call from Karen asking her if she had seen John. She lied to Karen to avoid going there, and got her to go back to John’s house to search, as if he would jump out of the closet and yell “surprise!” She knew that if they found John too soon and he was lived to tell what happened then they were all in serious trouble. She knew that she couldn’t tell officers that it was her sister’s house because they might wanna go inside. She knew that she had to control the narrative, which is why she spoke with every cop and spent the rest of the day making sure Kerry Roberts and Peggy O’Keefe didn’t suspect her of anything. Her story about what Karen told her evolved throughout the day, and more so as trial approached.

She is a cold blooded killer, and she knew that she would be protected by powerful people because her brother in law Brian Albert assured her of that.