Crash expert in Karen Read trial is prosecution's final witness
The Karen Read trial was back in a Massachusetts courtroom as the prosecution called its final witness then rested its case.
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The Karen Read trial was back in a Massachusetts courtroom as the prosecution called its final witness then rested its case.
Judson Welcher, a crash reconstruction expert called by the prosecution, was back on the stand for a second day of testimony in the Karen Read trial.
Judson Welcher, an accident reconstructionist from Aperture LLC, who is key to the prosecution's case, took the stand Tuesday to begin his testimony in the Karen Read trial.
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Testimony in the Karen Read trial was delayed to start the day Wednesday after Judge Beverly Cannone said that she needed to question jurors individually.
The Karen Read trial resumed Tuesday with a 19th day of witness testimony inside Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts.
As the Karen Read trial continued on Monday, a forensic analyst for the prosecution testified about the movements of Read's SUV.
The Karen Read trial continued today with the judge telling the jury not to make any comments in court.
The high-profile Karen Read trial was back inside a Dedham, Massachusetts courtroom with testimony from the medical examiner.
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The Karen Read trial resumed on Wednesday with testimony inside Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts.
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