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Crime lab analysts testify on DNA evidence on John O’Keefe’s clothes, pieces of taillight found at scene
Prosecutor Adam Lally called Andre Porto and Ash Vallier, analysts at the State Police crime lab, to the stand. Here's how ...
Things to know about the retrial of Karen Read in the killing of her police officer boyfriend
Prosecutors at Karen Read's second murder trial on Friday focused on DNA found on items collected from the crime scene and on ...
Can Karen Read’s defense call key witnesses prosecutors may not? Yes, but there’s a catch
With four weeks in the rearview mirror, Brennan has yet to call several key witnesses from Read’s first trial, most notably: ...
Forensic scientist recounts testing evidence in Karen Read trial
Prosecutors at Karen Read’s second murder trial on Friday focused on DNA found on items collected from the crime scene and on clothing of her Boston police officer boyfriend. Read, 45, is accused ...
Karen Read trial recap: John O’Keefe’s DNA found on Read’s taillight
On Thursday, jurors heard testimony from a doctor with the state’s Chief Medical Examiner’s Office about the injuries to ...
Watch Live: Karen Read trial judge tells jury not to make faces, "no muttering under your breath"
The Karen Read trial in Massachusetts continues today with a 17th day of witness testimony after the jury saw graphic photos ...
Livestream: Karen Read’s murder retrial closes out fourth week of testimony
Karen Read is back in Norfolk Superior Court Friday to close out the fourth week of testimony in her high-profile murder ...
Live court video, updates: Day 17 of witness testimony in Karen Read’s retrial
DEDHAM, Mass. — Friday marks Day 17 of witness testimony in Karen Read’s murder retrial. Read, 45, is accused of striking ...
Karen Read: Jurors get look at wounds of cop boyfriend she's accused of killing
Prosecutors say Karen Read hit John O’Keefe with her SUV and left him for dead. On Thursday, a medical examiner testified ...
Karen Read trial live updates: What's next after graphic testimony on victim's injuries
Karen Read's years-long whodunnit legal saga has garnered massive intrigue from true-crime fans across the country.