Colin Albert Deposition Hearing, Brian Tully Does Not Want To Be Deposed: 6/22/26

Judge Gildea held another hearing today in the O'Keefe v. Read / Canton Bars wrongful death lawsuit, and there were several significant developments. The primary focus was Karen Read's motion to compel Colin Albert's deposition and document production. Judge Gildea questioned both sides about the timeline leading up to Colin's enlistment in the Army, whether a previously served subpoena remains enforceable, and what efforts have been made to secure Colin's appearance while he is in military training. One of the hearing's biggest moments came when Judge Gildea stated that the burden was "self-imposed" and reiterated that "subpoenas have to mean something." We'll also discuss: • The arguments made by Aaron Rosenberg and Colin Albert's attorney, Chris Mattei. • The ongoing dispute over the scope of Colin's document production. • Whether Karen Read's team was justified in not attending Colin's May deposition. • Judge Gildea's concerns about discovery delays and what happens next. • Retired MSP Lt. Brian Tully's motion to quash his deposition subpoena. • Other motions and updates from today's hearing. As always, I'll walk through the hearing in chronological order, explain everything in plain English, show the court filings and exhibits on screen, and discuss what today's rulings could mean going forward. Join the live and bring your questions! ---------------------- Disclaimer: The views expressed during this livestream are my own opinions and commentary based on publicly available court proceedings, filings, exhibits, and other publicly available information. Any opinions, analysis, predictions, or interpretations are offered for discussion purposes only and should not be interpreted as statements of fact unless expressly identified as such. Viewers are encouraged to review the underlying court records and proceedings and draw their own conclusions.