Karen Read will not take the witness stand in the second trial about the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend as the defense has rested.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the defense attorneys for Karen Read are expected to give jurors their closing ...

“I don’t believe that’s consistent with the evidence and what occurred,” Rentschler replied. Rentschler was the final defense ...

The Karen Read defense rested its case after testimony from their final witness who reiterated his opinion that the evidence ...

Two expert witnesses for murder defendant Karen Read said that while victim John O’Keefe experienced major head trauma, the absence of other significant body injury made it unlikely a ...

The defense expert described his own testing methods, which included the use of a crash-dummy arm, calling it "the gold standard" for such analyses.

The second trial of Karen Read, a Massachusetts woman accused of killing her Boston officer boyfriend, wrapped up its fourth day of full testimony on April 25. Jurors visited the Canton ...

The second week of Karen Read's trial has concluded following testimony from key witness Jennifer McCabe, forensic scientist Hannah Knowles and digital intelligence expert Ian Whiffin Karen Read ...

Camerano did tell Read’s defense team she did not like having other women around O’Keefe, but the relationship appeared normal to his knowledge. Following yesterday’s testimony, Karen Read ...

The second murder trial of Karen Read, who is accused of causing the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend, entered Day 2 as witness testimony resumed Wednesday. Prosecutors say Read backed ...

Wednesday marked the first full day of witness testimony in the Karen Read trial inside Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts as John O'Keefe's mother, Peggy O'Keefe, spoke about her son ...

The Karen Read trial was back in court on Wednesday, a day after proceedings were unexpectedly canceled just before testimony was scheduled to begin for the day because Read was sick. Cameras were ...