Canton Coverup Part 436: Karen Read Defense Files Motion Demanding All Ex Parte Communications From Michael Morrissey’s Private Phones And Emails, Cites Bederow Letters From Turtleboy Case

 

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Last month it was revealed in Part 3 of the Bederow Letters that DA Michael Morrissey used a burner email address to contact multiple judges, including the Stoughton District Court judge who oversaw the arraignments of Karen Read and Turtleboy, and demand that they identify and fire a court employee who sent a public court document to TB through a third party. Two weeks later after arresting me someone from the DA’s Office used private messages extracted from my phone to identify and fire the court employee, despite repeatedly making statements in court that no one from the DA’s Office had looked through my phone. Morrissey used his non-public email account to do this the morning after Jennifer McCabe contacted someone from law enforcement via text (unknown who) and demanded they take action.

It has been more than 3 weeks since Bederow alerted Special Prosecutor Robert Cosgrove about this in a letter, and to this day he has not responded, despite extensive media coverage. Their plan is apparently to let it blow over and hope the public forgets about it.

Unfortunately for them that backfired in the worst way possible this morning when it became public record in the most highly publicized murder trial in the country. Karen Read’s defense team filed a motion using Bederow’s letter, demanding Morrissey hand over all communications from his personal cell phone and email accounts, including ex parte communications with judges.

As you can see, the Bederow Letters have officially been entered into evidence in the Read case. They pointed out how Bederow highlighted McCabe’s communications from an unknown person in law enforcement, and Chris Albert’s failed attempt to obtain a harassment prevention order against Turtleboy on September 28, 2023.

The email from Morrissey included a screenshot of McCabe’s text message on the evening of September 28, in which McCabe said she was horrified Albert didn’t get the order. In Morrissey’s email he said that he was in receipt of statements from “a number of witnesses (from the Read case) on this matter,” none of which were given to Read’s defense team.

By law the Commonwealth must provide any communications with witnesses or court officials, even if they use personal devices.

The problem is that Morrissey never disclosed that he used personal phones or emails to conduct government business. This was likely intentional because he didn’t want the public to be able to see his ex parte communications with judges via public records requests.

The court previously ordered all communications between McCabe and Proctor to be given to the defense, and this text message McCabe sent to law enforcement was not included. This means that McCabe was speaking to someone else in law enforcement, which also should’ve been provided to the defense.

As pointed out by Read’s attorneys, the tone and informal nature of the message were evidence that these sort of communications where they plotted to get order on Turtleboy, occurred regularly.  McCabe wouldn’t write “I know it’s late” to someone she wasn’t comfortable texting at that hour.

Who was she texting? My money is on Brian Tully. We know from the previous Bederow letters that Tully used his cell phone to regularly text message with Lindsey Gaetani, including several times on Christmas. We also know that communications between Gaetani and Kate Peter show that Tully reported to Jennifer McCabe about details of his interview with Gaetani on December 14. Tully makes himself the personal errand boy for the McAlberts and all those who seek to destroy Karen Read and Turtleboy.

Ex parte statements (communications in which one side – the defense in this case – is not present) are improper, especially with the judge who arraigned Read and set her bail.

Although NBC, the Globe, and the Herald all covered Part 3 of the Bederow Letters, it was ignored by Boston 25 News and other media outlets, as they seem to have lost interest in the Turtleboy witness intimidation case. But now that it is officially public record in the Read case the media cannot ignore it any longer.

Breaking: New filings in Karen Read's Superior Court Case (retrial).

-Defense is seeking all communications made by Norfolk DA Michael W. Morrissey from his personal email address and/or cell phone re: the Read Case.
The defense cites a letter from Aidan Kearney's attorney…

— Ted Daniel (@TedDanielnews) November 8, 2024

Michael Morrissey’s burner email will be in the headlines everywhere, and Judge Cannone will have no choice but to read about this.

So much for the legal analysis of the Commonwealth’s official spokesperson “Krusty Panties,” who last week laughed at the Bederow letters because they weren’t attached to any court motions.

“I haven’t seen a motion filed, I’ve seen a bunch of fucking stupid letters.”

Krusty Panties Esq, and her esteemed associate “Boomer” apparently made a mistake in thinking that it would stop with letters, because now they’re on record in the Read case, and soon they will be in the Turtleboy case as well.

There is a December 2 hearing scheduled in the Turtleboy case about the Commonwealth’s delay in searching my phones. To this date Robert Cosgrove has not responded after being informed that the Commonwealth has already searched my phones and used data extracted from them to fire a whistle blower and source of public information.