Pattern Interrupted
Where AI Meets Forensic Decode.
The Karen Read Trial – A True Crime Dissection
Pattern Interrupted is a bold, forensic true crime series that dismantles the official narrative surrounding the Karen Read trial and the death of Boston police officer John O’Keefe. Through savage commentary, AI-powered pattern recognition, and meticulous timeline breakdowns, the series exposes disturbing inconsistencies in the evidence, coordinated silence from law enforcement, and potential corruption within the Boston police force.
Each episode peels back a new layer of the alleged cover-up, challenging the prosecution’s timeline, the forensic data, and the integrity of those tasked with seeking justice. From the taillight theory that doesn’t add up to the house full of cops who claim to have seen nothing, Pattern Interrupted delivers raw, unfiltered analysis for viewers tired of watered-down true crime.
Whether you’re here for the facts, the patterns, or the fight for justice—this isn’t just content.
It’s a reckoning.
The Perfect Fall Girl
Blame was fast. Truth was buried.
The Taillight that Lied
No blood. No dents. No logic.
The House of Blue Lies
A house full of cops. No witnesses.
Photo by John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images
Photo by Boston 25 News
Photo by Boston 25 News
The Brotherhood & the Cop Who Lied
Mocked her. Framed her. Now he’s caught.
The Timeline that Breaks the Case
Time doesn’t lie. But people do.
Where the Body was Found Doesn't Add Up
Snow fell. Lies stuck. The driveway tells a different story.
Photo by The Boston Globe
Photo by WJAR Staff, KFox14
Who was Really in the House that Night?
Too many cops. Too few answers. Silence isn’t innocence.
The Media Script that Sold the Lie
They didn’t report the truth. They rehearsed it.
The Badge, The Brotherhood, and the Immunity Illusion
When loyalty outranks law, justice doesn’t stand a chance.
Photo by Boston 25 News
The Evidence They Don't Want You to Notice
It’s not hidden. It’s ignored — on purpose.
The Night John O'Keefe Actually Died
Their timeline cracked. The truth was never on it.
If He Died in the House... Who Helped Move the Body?
Bodies don’t walk themselves to driveways. Someone did.
Greg Derr/USA Today Network, Pool.
Greg Derr/USA Today Network, Pool.
The Truth will Destroy Reputations...That's Why They Hid it
They didn’t cover up a crime. They covered their careers.
What Comes Next - The Trial, the Public and the Collapse
The house of lies is crumbling. And we brought a wrecking ball.
The Texts that Should've Derailed the Entire Case
They sent the truth in writing. The prosecution hit delete.
Staff Photo By Stuart Cahill/Boston Herald
Photo by: The Boston Globe
The Group Chat, the Mockery & the Mission to "Get Her"
They laughed behind screens while building a public execution.
What the Jury Wasn't Allowed to Hear
The most damning evidence wasn’t missing — it was silenced.
What Happens if She's Found Guilty Anyway?
Then justice wasn't blind — it was bought.
John Tlumacki/Boston Globe via Getty Images
Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff
Stuart Cahill/The Boston Herald via AP, Pool
