The Karen Read murder retrial will be back in session on Monday, after a fiery week in court that included the testimony and cross-examination of key witness Jennifer McCabe.
Karen Read’s defense team hammered the same witness for days. We break down the last day of Jennifer McCabe’s testimony and ask our experts — including a juror from the first trial — about how credible she seemed, as well as if Alan Jackson’s questioning went too far.
The Karen Read trial is back on Friday after a rare off day, with key prosecution witness Jennifer McCabe back on the witness stand for her third day of testimony.
Watch Sue O’Connell explain about how stuffy and tight the Karen Read courtroom is.
Jurors in Karen Read’s murder trial will be back in the courtroom Friday after a day off, and they will see a familiar back back on the stand as key witness Jennifer McCabe returns for a third day of testimony to outline what she claims happened on the night Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe died.
With the Karen Read retrial on a one-day break, we’re getting you up to speed on everything that’s happened and the biggest surprises so far in the high-profile case, plus, answering questions about everything you want to know about it, giving you an insider’s view of what it’s like inside the courtroom and more.
Jen McCabe, a key witness in the second Karen Read trial, faced intense scrutiny on the stand during day two of her testimony Wednesday, and she’ll be back on the stand Friday when court resumes.
Key prosecution witness Jennifer McCabe returned to the witness stand Wednesday morning in Day 7 of the Karen Read murder trial.
Karen Read’s retrial touched on highly anticipated moments as Jennifer McCabe testified all day Wednesday, including her account of the controversial “hos long to die in cold” Google search and the defense’s cross-examination.
Judge Beverly Cannone discussed an “ambush” by Karen Read’s defense, yet still handed them a win on their ARCCA experts in court Tuesday. Here’s what happened, and how Read reacted.
Tuesday was a big day of testimony in the Karen Read trial, with key prosecution witness Jennifer McCabe taking the stand and a big ruling on controversial witnesses.
In highly anticipated testimony, Jennifer McCabe took the stand Tuesday in Karen Read’s second murder trial and recounted the search for John O’Keefe.
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a request to review Karen Read’s appeal to have two of the three charges against her dropped
