A Wrentham Police Department report confirms that Canton PD Chief Helena Rafferty was driving a town owned vehicle for recreational purposes when she ran over an elderly man in a crosswalk who was wearing reflective gear and walking with a cane. The report redacts her address but doesn't redact the victim's. She made no mention of this since it happened 7 weeks ago. The Select Board had to have known since she was required to report it, and the town's insurance would've paid for the damages. The entire Board of Selectmen, including 2 who are running for re-election tomorrow, all supported Rafferty and voted against the audit of the Police Department. The corruption never ends in Canton. https://tbdailynews.com/canton-coverup-part-321-wrentham-police-report-shows-canton-police-chief-helena-rafferty-covered-up-hitting-elderly-man-in-crosswalk-while-driving-town-owned-vehicle/
Crazy day in court yesterday: It started with Hank Brennan whining, ''Turtleboy bad', Eliza being fire: Then chaos ensued.
Last night, we broke down what happened at the Karen Read hearing. Now up on Spotify too.
Two weeks ago the Hull Police announced that they had launched an investigation into allegations that a teacher at the high school was being inappropriate with students. Sources tell us that the allegations are that she bought them beer and had inappropriate text messages with them. The school never released Lexi Hensen's name and she blocked me when I reached out to her, but her Instagram really says it all: https://tbdailynews.com/no-new-information-on-investigation-into-hull-high-school-educator-placed-on-leave-for-allegations-of-inappropriate-relationships-with-students/
Everyone's buzzing about my interview with Ronnie the Karen Read juror. Many were shocked about how dumb the jurors he described sounded, and although I agree with that assessment I think it was extremely valuable information for the defense to use in the retrial:
https://tbdailynews.com/canton-coverup-part-479-turtleboy-interview-with-karen-read-juror-shocks-viewers-provides-valuable-insight-for-retrial/
