Karen Read's first trial: Review key testimony, evidence before second trial begins
Testimony spanned 29 days in the high-profile and controversial trial of Karen Read, the Massachusetts woman who is accused of striking her Boston police officer boyfriend with an SUV and leaving him to die in a snowbank.
Prosecutor Lally called it a "fanciful story," but told the judge "there's actually no actual evidence." April 16, 2024 – Karen Read's second-degree murder trial began with jury selection.
Karen Read looks at the gallery during her murder trial at Norfolk Superior Court.
The prosecution is also seeking access to Karen Read's texts, emails and communication with her attorney in the days after John O'Keefe' death.
By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief Viewers of Investigation Discovery’s A Body in the Snow: The Trial of Karen ... evidence,” Meurer tells THR. Prosecutors used the damaged taillight on Read ...
(WJAR) — The final pretrial hearing before the retrial of Karen Read centered on if the defense ... "They have no evidence of conversations. They have no evidence of a conspiracy.
A separate judge will also allow some of the messages between blogger Aidan "Turleboy" Kearney and Karen Read to be used as evidence in her trial. Specifically, pictures, videos, or data ...
The prosecutor in the Karen Read case criticized her lawyers for using names “randomly” to support their theory that Read was not responsible for the death of her boyfriend, Boston police ...
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