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John O'Keefe's niece testifies about "tension," arguments between him and Karen Read before his death

John O'Keefe's niece was the first witness to take the stand at Karen Read's trial Wednesday morning.The niece, who WBZ-TV will not identify by name, is now a high school junior. She was around 14 years old when John O'Keefe died.

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ABC6 · 7h

John O’Keefe niece testifies in Karen Read retrial after Tuesday trial cancelation

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Niece testifies about Karen Read's relationship with John O'Keefe

Prosecutors call John O’Keefe’s niece to stand in Karen Read retrial. Follow live updates.

Testimony is continuing in the murder trial of Karen Read, who is accused of backing her SUV into her Boston police officer boyfriend, John O’Keefe, and leaving him for dead.

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Karen Read murder trial postponed Tuesday over 'unavoidable circumstances'

WBUR · 1d

Inside the Karen Read courtroom: What it's like to cover the second murder trial

Court canceled for the day in Karen Read murder retrial due to ‘unavoidable circumstances’

Court was canceled Tuesday in the Karen Read murder retrial.

WHDH · 1d

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No testimony Tuesday in Karen Read trial due to ‘unavoidable circumstances'

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Karen Read trial suspended for Tuesday due to ‘unavoidable circumstances,’ court officials say

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Karen Read trial live updates: Scratches, glass found on bumper of Read’s SUV

After her trial was delayed due to "unavoidable circumstances," Karen Read is expected to return to court Wednesday. Follow live updates.

Karen Read trial canceled minutes before court set to resume

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.

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Karen Read trial witness shares why police suspected her in cop boyfriend’s death

The case out of Dedham, Massachusetts, has turned into a yearslong whodunnit legal saga that has captivated true-crime fans across the country.