Hank Brennan, the special prosecutor, came out of the gate Tuesday in the Karen Read retrial and immediately put a worldwide audience not just to sleep, but into a deep coma. 


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Hank Brennan, the special prosecutor, came out of the gate Tuesday in the Karen Read retrial and immediately put a worldwide audience not just to sleep, but into a deep coma.{ai:summary}<p>Hank Brennan, the special prosecutor in the Karen Read retrial, struggled to engage the audience during his opening statements, failing to capture attention effectively. The lackluster performance drew criticism for its inability to maintain interest in the proceedings.</p><p>#crime</p>

Howie Carr: Prosecution stumbles badly in Karen Read, Season 2

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