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Karen Read trial live updates: ‘Unavoidable circumstances’ pauses trial Tuesday

Norfolk County prosecutors say Read struck O’Keefe with her SUV while driving intoxicated.

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Karen Read murder trial resumes after sudden one-day break: Live updates

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Livestream: Karen Read trial returns after unexpected day off

Karen Read prosecution dismantles defense timeline, leans on physical evidence to build case

Read is facing second-degree murder charges in the January 2022 death of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O’Keefe.

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MSP supervisor finishes testimony in Read trial as jury learns more about SUV, ATF agent involved

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Karen Read murder trial postponed Tuesday over 'unavoidable circumstances'

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

Proceedings in the retrial of Karen Read are being suspended Tuesday due to “unavoidable circumstances,” court officials said.

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'Unavoidable circumstances' postpone Karen Read murder trial

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

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Karen Read trial testimony focuses on forensic evidence after John O'Keefe's niece testifies

The Karen Read trial resumed on Wednesday with testimony inside Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts.

'Turtleboy' blogger indicted on new witness intimidation charges during Karen Read retrial

Footage shows 'Turtleboy' blogger Aidan Kearney yelling and gesturing at a surveillance camera in a pizza shop owned by Karen Read trial witnesses.

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Karen Read protesters score win in First Amendment buffer zone case in federal appeals court

The protesters fighting the court’s buffer zone in the high-profile Karen Read case have scored a win in federal appeals court. The buffer zone around Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham was expanded for the Read retrial after jurors during the first trial reported that they could hear loud protesters during deliberations.