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According to Boston magazine, on this
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call, this anonymous tipster says
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something to the effect of, "Your client
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is innocent. John was beaten up by Brian
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Albert and his nephew. They broke his
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nose and when O'Keeffe didn't come too,
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Brian and a federal agent dumped his
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body on the front lawn." Who Who was the
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federal agent? So, the the federal agent
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is someone they were out with drinking
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at the bars that night. Someone that
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went back to their place, too. Now, to
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be fair, we don't know for sure. This is
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who the anonymous tipster was talking
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about, but like the federal agent we
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know was at the house that night was
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Brian Higgins, which I'm sure is a name
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you're familiar with, but he's an ATF
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agent, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
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Firearms, and Explosives. And he's going
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to become central to this story. It's
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why you know his name. Yeah. And he's
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actually one of the only people who knew
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Karen really well in that group. But
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back to this call. So, this tipster ends
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up recanting everything he said.
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Apparently, police track him down and
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when they interview him, he says, "Like
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JK, none of it's true." But his tip has
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already gotten Karen's wheels turning.
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She says in an interview with Night Line
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that after the tipster came forward, she
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went on Facebook and started finding
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photos of the police who were
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investigating the case with people who
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were in the Albert's house that night.
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Now, it's unclear what exact photo she
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is talking about in that interview, but
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we know now that Michael Proctor is in
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multiple social media posts with members
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of the Albert family. So, she starts to
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wonder if all of these people are
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connected and if she's being framed in
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some sort of cover up for something they
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did. And if that's the case, she knows
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that she needs a topnotch defense