The Moynihan Report Inside the Karen Read case with Turtleboy | The Moynihan Report
Aug 13, 2025
Aiden Kearney, known as Turtleboy, is a news blogger who dives deep into the controversial Karen Read case. He discusses the complexities of witness intimidation charges he's facing, shedding light on how digital evidence plays a critical role in legal narratives. The conversation critiques journalistic ethics and the responsibilities of reporting amidst sensationalism. A lively debate on free speech rights and the intricacies of local journalism highlights the challenges of seeking truth in today's polarized media landscape.
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Local News Vacuum Breeds Citizen Reporters
- Local news voids get filled by enterprising individuals breaking real stories.
- Michael Moynihan argues citizen reporters who develop sources deserve recognition as journalists.
Case Felt Like A 'Silver Platter'
- Aiden Kearney says this case was 'handed on a silver platter' because key evidence and witnesses were obvious.
- He credits local sources and autopsy photos for sparking his deep involvement.
Physical Evidence Drives Suspicion
- Kearney contends autopsy and physical evidence show John O'Keefe wasn't struck by a car.
- He argues that if Reed didn't cause the death, investigators should have looked inside the nearby house.
