John O'Keefe Murder Scene

Federal court won't intervene in Karen Read's murder case

Federal court refuses to dismiss the murder charge against Karen Read

Karen Read will still go on trial for murder in the death of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O’Keefe.According to a court filing obtained by Boston 25 News, a U.S. District Court refused to dismiss her second-degree murder charge Thursday night.

Boston Herald on MSN · 1d

Karen Read’s bid to toss murder charge is denied by Massachusetts federal judge: ‘Any jury vote here was not final’

Karen Read’s bid to toss murder charge is denied by Massachusetts federal judge: ‘This Court sees no basis to conclude that the trial judge’s decision to declare a mistrial was

The Boston Globe · 1d

Federal judge denies Karen Read’s bid to throw out murder charge on double jeopardy grounds

The 45-year-old Mansfield woman is scheduled to be retried for the killing of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O’Keefe, on April 1 in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham.

Dexerto3d

Karen Read juror exposes single biggest mistake in bombshell murder trial

Juror Ronnie Estanislao told Dexerto about the biggest “travesty” in the first murder trial of Karen Read, accused of killing ...

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Karen Read case: 3 key things that are happening

Read was charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter while operating under the influence and leaving the scene of personal injury and death after O'Keefe's body was found outside the Canton home ...

CBS News9d

A timeline of the Karen Read case and the story behind the high-profile Massachusetts murder trial

BOSTON – The high-profile Karen Read murder trial that got underway on ... Read is accused of killing her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe, with her SUV in 2022.

Watch live: Karen Read appears for 2nd hearing of day after double jeopardy appeal in federal court

Karen Read’s ongoing legal battle against the murder charges she faces in the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend ...

Karen Read’s lawyers accuse prosecutors of withholding evidence ‘to get a conviction at all costs’

Karen Read's lawyers argued their motion to dismiss the case against her Wednesday following an appearance in federal court.

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