SO FOLKS, WE’RE HERE FOR A HEARING. A HEARING ABOUT PHONE RECORDS FROM AIDAN KEARNEY, A BLOGGER KNOWN AS TURTLE BOY, AND HIS COMMUNICATIONS WITH ACCUSED KILLER KAREN REED. KAREN IS ACCUSED OF ...

Aidan "Turtleboy" Kearney is facing witness intimidation charges over alleged behavior toward people who are witnesses in Karen Read's trial. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports. Judge bars Musk's DOGE ...

Prosecutors started the day seeking to use messages between Read and Aidan Kearney, the blogger who writes under the name "Turtleboy," while the judge then denied defense attorneys' efforts to ...

Aidan Kearney, the blogger known as “Turtleboy” who has aggressively championed Karen Read’s innocence, renewed contact with the high-profile defendant last year after a key investigator ...

A judge on Thursday allowed Karen Read’s prosecutors to obtain some data that authorities culled from phones belonging to Aidan Kearney, the blogger known as “Turtleboy” who’s charged with ...

Both Karen Read and Aidan Kearney, the blogger known as Turtleboy appeared for the hearing on Zoom. Judge Adam Sisitsky clarified his previous ruling on which communications between Read and ...

At the top of the witness list, which came in alphabetical order, is Aidan Kearney, a local news blogger who was charged with harassing and intimidating witnesses during the first trial.

The special prosecutor in the Karen Read case can’t have access to messages exchanged between lawyers for Read and the blogger Aidan Kearney, a judge ruled Friday morning. Prosecutors in the ...

REED HAS NOT YET SAID IF SHE WILL TAKE HER CASE ALL THE WAY TO THE U.S. S Messages between Karen Read and Aidan Kearney, the blogger known as Turtleboy, were at the center of a hearing Friday ...

Aidan Kearney poses with Turtleboy fans outside the courthouse. (Jessica Rinaldi / The Boston Globe / Getty) Kearney isn’t one for small talk, and he was soon in full flow. “It’s so obvious ...

Here are the people you should know ahead of the Karen Read retrial starting with jury empanelment on Tuesday. Also read: The Herald’s guide to the major developments ahead of the retrial.