Karen Read returns to court as judge sets new trial date
Karen Read was back in court Monday afternoon for a hearing on how her case will go forward after her trial ended in a mistrial three weeks ago.
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Karen Read was back in court Monday afternoon for a hearing on how her case will go forward after her trial ended in a mistrial three weeks ago.
A juror in the Karen Read trial says they weren't sure how to communicate a unanimous decision on two charges.
Netflix is making a documentary about the Karen Read case and the death of Boston police officer John O'Keefe.
Prosecutors in the Karen Read murder trial fired back Friday at the defense's attempt to get two of the three charges against her dismissed, saying Read consented to the mistrial.
On Wednesday, lawyers for Karen Read said they've heard from another juror, claiming the panel voted to acquit her of second-degree murder and leaving the scene of an accident with injury or death.
In a new filing, Karen Read's attorney says a juror told them it's "just not right" that Read could be tried a second time despite a unanimous decision on two charges.
A Canton police officer with ties to the Karen Read investigation was placed on leave in June.
A law enforcement expert who spend more than two decades as a Massachusetts State Police expert weighed in on Trooper Michael Proctor's suspension.
Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Proctor, the lead investigator in the Karen Read case, has been transferred to a field services division in South Boston, according to WBZ-TV I-Team sources.
There will be a status hearing later this month about the next steps for a new trial for Karen Read.
For the first time in Massachusetts, a whole blood transfusion saved the life of a patient before he could be brought to a hospital.
WBZ-TV's Paula Ebben and Kristina Rex discuss the mistrial in the Karen Read case, and look ahead to what a second trial might entail.
The Karen Read murder trial ended Monday after a "starkly divided" hung jury failed to reach a verdict, forcing Judge Beverly Cannone to declare a mistrial.
As a divided jury declared a mistrial in the Karen Read case, a divided community waited outside the courthouse in Dedham for a verdict.
WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex talks about what it was like to be in the courtroom during the Karen Read trial.
The state of Massachusetts had some messy evidence in the Karen Read trial. How will they move forward in retrying the case after a mistrial? WBZ-TV's Chief Investigator Cheryl Fiandaca reports.
WBZ-TV has team coverage of the mistrial in the Karen Read case, including Read supporters, Officer John O'Keefe supporters and what happens next. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex, Tammy Mutasa and Chief Investigator Cheryl Fiandaca report.
The jury in the Karen Read murder trial told the judge Monday it is "deeply divided" and cannot reach a verdict after 23 hours of deliberations so far.
Karen Read's defense attorneys say they will continue to fight charges against their client.
Canton residents are beginning to wonder if the Karen Read murder trial will end with no unanimous decision after a week of deliberations ended with a hung jury.
The Karen Read verdict watch took a turn Friday when the jury told the judge they're deadlocked. But the judge told them to go back to their deliberations.
A legal expert says it appears the jury in the Karen Read murder trial is not unanimous at this point in the deliberations.
On Thursday, the signs, the pink, and the lawn chairs were still there, but the mood was more mellow from her supporters.
It's a waiting game now, as many of Karen Read's supporters expected an instant acquittal.
People from across the country have gathered outside Norfolk Superior Court to share their support for Karen Read, a woman most of them have never met.
