After a day, and a week, heavy on forensic and physical evidence in the Karen Read trial, our experts had plenty of thoughts on what things like DNA found on John O’Keefe’s shoe and the taillight of Read’s SUV might mean to the jury — especially given how complex the science is compared to how simple TV shows can make...
Forensic analysts from the Massachusetts State Police crime lab were on the stand in the the high-profile Karen Read murder trial Friday, following a grueling lineup of graphic testimony the day before.
The Karen Read retrial will resume this morning for Day 17 of testimony following a difficult day in the courthouse yesterday during which unpleasant autopsy photos were displayed for jurors as the medical examiner detailed John O’Keefe’s injuries.
The jury in the Karen Read murder trial saw some very graphic evidence on Thursday, Day 16 of testimony.
A forensic expert from the Massachusetts State Police crime lab will be back on the stand in the Karen Read retrial this morning, continuing to answer questions about evidence that was gathered from the scene.
John O’Keefe’s niece took the stand Wednesday morning in the Karen Read trial after a one-day cancellation due to illness. Afterward, a series of police officers and crime scene investigators testified.
Court is expected to resume Wednesday after an unexpected day off, marking the official 15th day of testimony in Karen Read’s retrial.
Testimony was canceled Tuesday in the Karen Read murder trial because Read is sick, sources told NBC10 Boston
Massachusetts State Police Sgt. Yuri Bukhenik returned to the witness stand Monday morning for more cross-examination by defense attorney Alan Jackson as the Karen Read trial enters its fourth week.
State police Sgt. Yuri Bukhenik returned to the witness stand for a third day of testimony Monday
On Day 13 of the Karen Read trial we’re expecting Massachusetts State Police Sgt. Yuri Bukhenik back on the stand to continue cross-examination with defense attorney Alan Jackson.
