#karen-read

#karen-read

The jury initially indicated they reached a verdict but later stated they had not, reflecting the complexity of the case involving Karen Read.

Retired state Superior Court Judge Jack Lu stated that the jury's verdict was a stunning win for the defense, noting that OUI rarely results in jail time for first-time offenders.

The jury's confusion about instructions signals the complexity of the case, indicating the possibility of a hung jury, as they grapple with the charges against Read.

The first thing she said was, 'Kerry, Kerry, Kerry, John's dead.' And then she hung up.

"The evidence of opportunity is wholly inadequate. There is no evidence that Colin Albert was at 34 Fairview when the defendant and Mr. O'Keefe arrived at the home."

This is my version of testifying. Doing this film is my testimony, said Read in Investigation Discovery's 'A Body in the Snow.'

Karen Read's retrial begins April 1, as both sides engage in motions hearing related to the death of her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe.