Prosecutors in the retrial of murder suspect Karen Read have submitted a long but familiar list of potential witnesses they may call to testify, Patriot Ledger media partner WCVB reports.

With jury selection underway for her second murder trial in the death of Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe, attorneys for Karen Read are appealing a lower court's ruling that she is not facing ...

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The judge in the Read murder trial issued an order limiting what prosecutors and defense attorneys can say about the case. Read, a Mansfield woman, is accused of killing her Boston police officer ...

Jury selection began Tuesday for the second murder trial of Karen Read, a Massachusetts woman accused of running over her boyfriend, a Boston police officer, after a night of drinking.

Karen Read is telling her side of the story in the Investigation Discovery docuseries “A Body in the Snow: The Karen Read Trial.” The series documents Read’s first trial for the alleged ...

TAUNTON — Was accused killer Karen Read “the girl next door”? That, for the most part, is how Taunton teachers and parents who came into contact with the now high-profile Read during her ...

The jury questionnaire is out for the Karen Read case before scores of prospective jurors are called for the high-profile Canton case this week. After Read’s first trial ended in a mistrial last ...

Former Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Proctor, who was fired last month for his role in the Karen Read investigation, is on the witness list for her second trial, court documents revealed Monday.

Jury selection has officially begun for Karen Read’s second trial for the alleged murder of John O’Keefe. The process kicked off in a Dedham, Massachusetts, courtroom on Tuesday, April 1.

Less than a year after a deadlocked jury left her murder case unresolved, Karen Read is heading back to court for a highly anticipated retrial. And in a case rife with conspiracy theories ...

TED. HEY, JEN, THE COURTHOUSE BEHIND ME WILL BE THE VENUE FOR KAREN REID’S SECOND MURDER TRIAL. SO WHAT CAN PEOPLE EXPECT? WELL, YOU MAY NOTICE SOME CHANGES BOTH IN AND OUT OF THE COURTROOM.