Three months after a mistrial was declared in the case against Karen Read, we look at all the developments and how they will impact the upcoming retrial.

NBC10 Boston has obtained the contract between the Norfolk District Attorney’s Office and the high-profile Boston attorney who’s been brought in to lead the prosecution in the Karen Read retrial.

In the latest hearing in the Ana Walshe murder case, Brian Walshe’s attorneys discussed a motion for information on Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Proctor, who led the investigation as well as the one that led to Karen Read being charged in John O’Keefe’s death.

Brian Walshe, the Cohasset, Massachusetts, man accused of killing his wife, Ana, and dismembering her body in 2023, appeared in court on Wednesday as his lawyers question the integrity of Norfolk County’s murder investigations. Walshe looked neat as he was led into Norfolk Superior Court, dressed in a suit and restrained by handcuffs. Judge Beverly Cannone presided over the hearing,…

It was a busy week for updates related overall to the Karen Read case. Here are some of the things that happened.

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Defense attorneys have filed formal arguments with the state’s highest court as they move to have two of the criminal charges against Karen Read dismissed.

Karen Read’s lawyers have officially filed their brief to Massachusetts’ highest court, which just last week agreed to review the case.

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Karen Read‘s lawyers have officially filed their brief to Massachusetts’ highest court, which just last week agreed to review the case. Wednesday was the deadline to get those briefs in, and in documents filed a short time ago, her lawyers are asking the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to look at Judge Beverly Cannone’s refusal to dismiss two of the...

The Massachusetts State Police and the Canton Police Department made the disciplinary announcements Monday.

Massachusetts State Police Det. Sgt. Yuri Bukhenik, a supervisor of Trooper Michael Proctor, will forfeit time off, as the Canton Police Department announces the three-day suspension of Det. Kevin Albert.