Karen Read's bombshell lawsuit. Twist in Crystal Rogers case. Plus, Legally Brunette host Emily Simpson.

Karen Reed, acquitted of murdering her police officer boyfriend John O'Keefe, has filed a bombshell civil lawsuit against the Massachusetts State Police and Canton Police Department, alleging systemic corruption and institutional bias. The lawsuit exposes dozens of offensive texts and voicemails exchanged between former trooper Michael Proctor and Canton officer Sean Good, including racial slurs, sexist remarks, and calls for violence. Proctor, who was fired after the first trial for his prejudiced messages, now faces renewed scrutiny as the lawsuit claims his misconduct was enabled by supervisors who ignored red flags. Meanwhile, in a separate but equally dramatic twist, Nick Houck, brother of convicted murderer Brooks Houck in the Crystal Rogers case, has been indicted on perjury charges for allegedly making false statements during the decade-long investigation into his sister-in-law's disappearance. The case, which has seen multiple convictions and now a new indictment, remains shrouded in mystery, with the family still seeking answers about Crystal’s fate and the unsolved murder of her father. In another high-profile case, the Netflix documentary 'The Crash' has reignited debate over the conviction of Ohio teen Mackenzie Shirilla, who was sentenced to 15 years to life for a fatal high-speed crash.