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Watch Live: Karen Read trial resumes with cross-examination of cellphone expert
The Karen Read trial is back in court Tuesday for a sixth day of witness testimony with a cellphone expert back on the stand for cross-examination expected about Jen McCabe's Google search and John O'Keefe's movements the night of his death.
Karen Read’s trial enters its second week as testimony resumes with key witnesses
Karen Read pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the death of Boston police officer John O’Keefe and is facing a retrial after a jury was unable to reach a verdict last year. The trial is entering its second week as the prosecution continues to call key witnesses.
Karen Read murder trial continues after U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear case
(WJAR) — Karen Read’s second murder trial will continue as is after the U.S. Supreme Courte refused to hear the case. The Bristol County woman is accused of using her SUV to hit her Boston police officer boyfriend John O’Keefe and leaving him to die in the snow.
Cellebrite expert Ian Whiffin walked jurors through one of the most contentious pieces of evidence in Karen Read’s case ...
Karen Read looks toward her defense attorney Robert Alessi, as special prosecutor Hank Brennan questions Ian Whiffin, a ...
Karen Read’s defense team will cross-examine a digital forensics expert on Tuesday morning as the trial enters day 6.
It’s going to be a full week of Karen Read with today’s fifth day in court set to start at 9 a.m. We’ll keep you covered with ...
Wolfe said ARCCA needed the raw data from the prosecution expert to conduct its testing for the second trial. He said ARCCA ...
People around the world are tuning into liveblogs, courtroom streams, and interviews with key figures to keep up with a trial ...
Read’s first trial — which saw 74 witnesses take the stand and throngs of Read fanatics outside the courthouse over two ...
Karen Read’s defense team is getting ready for a decision from the Supreme Court on their appeal to drop some of<a ...
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