Why Karen Read and her supporters are communicating with a hand gesture
Karen Read's supporters have been making silent hand gestures to her instead of cheering when she enters and exits court.
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Karen Read's supporters have been making silent hand gestures to her instead of cheering when she enters and exits court.
Jurors in the Karen Read trial said they had reached a verdict Wednesday afternoon, but then retracted that.
Jurors in the Karen Read trial asked four questions Tuesday, one indicating they may be facing the possibility of a hung jury, but left for the day without reaching a verdict.
Jurors in the Karen Read trial had their first full day of deliberations Monday, but did not reach a verdict.
The jury in the Karen Read trial heard drastically different closing arguments Friday before deliberations began.
Defense attorneys for Karen Read abandoned their plans to blame two other men for John O'Keefe's death ahead of Friday's closing arguments in the high-profile trial.
Karen Read's defense rested its case Wednesday after a crash expert said that he does not believe John O'Keefe was hit by a vehicle.
Jurors in the high-profile Karen Read trial could begin deliberations as early as Friday as defense attorney Alan Jackson called his final witness on Tuesday.
For the second time in a week, Judge Beverly Cannone denied Karen Read's attorneys' request for a mistrial after they accused the prosecution of misconduct.
A person ended up in the hospital Thursday after a car hit a tractor-trailer, sending large metal plates flying onto I-95 in Burlington.
Snowplow driver Brian "Lucky" Loughran was called to the stand Wednesday, asked on cross-examination about influence from an online blogger covering Karen Read's case.
On Tuesday, Norfolk Superior Court released a number of requests by both defense attorneys and prosecutors that could shape the way the jury deliberates about Karen Read's fate.
Karen Read's attorney asked for a mistrial with prejudice, accusing the prosecution of acting improperly, but the request was denied.
The Karen Read trial continued on Monday as the defense called witnesses for a second day inside Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts.
The Karen Read trial is now in the hands of the defense, which called its first witness Friday.