Karen Learn Juror Says He Felt She Was Harmless

Neglect affordable doubt, one of many jurors who voted to acquit Karen Learn of a homicide cost in her retrial says he felt she’s utterly harmless.

Juror No. 4, a person named Jason, joined us on “TMZ Dwell” Thursday and we requested him what the sensation was like on the jury … did they vote not responsible due to affordable doubt, or because of a perception she was harmless?

Jason tells us he does not suppose Karen even hit her then-boyfriend, Boston police officer John O’Keefe, together with her automotive … as prosecutors claimed. He identified that jurors had been proven video the place Karen’s taillight was working simply superb after the alleged collision.

It is attention-grabbing … with Jason saying Karen was completely harmless, that will imply another person was accountable for John’s loss of life … however Jason says he has no clue who that could possibly be and he does not understand how John died.

There are a number of conspiracy theories concerning the trial — Karen’s protection claimed she was framed by John’s cop associates — and whereas Jason says there have been loads of holes within the police investigation, it is laborious for him to say if these holes had been deliberate or not.

John informed us there was some preliminary division amongst jurors … some felt she was harmless, others mentioned there was sufficient affordable doubt, some had been not sure, a couple of thought she was responsible … however after deliberations, they voted to acquit her of second-degree homicide.

Karen was additionally acquitted of motorized vehicle manslaughter whereas driving beneath the affect and leaving the scene of a collision that triggered O’Keefe’s loss of life … and he or she was convicted of working inebriated.

Jason mentioned it was laborious for prosecutors to show there was even a collision involving Karen’s automotive and John … and he says all of the holes within the investigation satisfied the jury to vote to acquit.

The jury initially mentioned they’d a verdict, then recanted and got here again with the decision quarter-hour later … and Jason tells us what occurred — it was all concerning the OUI cost.

Karen’s case bought tons of nationwide consideration, and there have been throngs of supporters outdoors the courtroom … and Jason says he did not like all that fanfare, as a result of it made his job tougher.