Karen Read

In the final hearing before opening statements begin for Karen Read’s second murder trial, a flurry of outstanding motions were heard by Judge Beverly Cannone as both sides made their final preparations. Read says she has “no choice but to be ready.” ...

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Opening statements in the Karen Read retrial are due to begin in less than a week, after jury selection concluded Tuesday, and Karen Read says she’s ready.

Jury selection concluded Tuesday, and Wednesday’s hearing is the final step before opening statements next week.

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After 10 days, jury selection in the second trial against Karen Read has completed, with 12 jurors and six alternates set.

Jury selection for the Karen Read retrial is complete, after 10 days — twice as long as it took in the first trial. Here’s what she said after court, with opening statements on the horizon. 

Plus, we ask legal analyst Peter Tragos and NBC10 courtroom insider Sue O’Connell what they think will be different this time around.

Jury selection continued Tuesday in the Karen Read murder case, with at least two jurors still needed before the trial can get underway.

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It’s unclear when opening statements could start.

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Jury selection has concluded for the Karen Read retrial, after 10 days and more than 500 people screened.

There was speculation that opening statements in Karen Read’s retrial would begin Tuesday, but the day now holds more jury selection in store after Monday began and ended with the number of seated jurors at 16. ...

We recap the latest day of jury selection — more than 500 people have now been screened — and ask legal expert Michael Coyne some...

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Jury selection resumed Monday morning in the Karen Read murder trial. Will opening arguments begin Tuesday?

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Sixteen jurors have been chosen to serve so far — but given the nature of this case, both sides want to add at least two more people. Eight men and eight women have been seated....

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Norfolk Superior Court is no closer to seating the jury that will weigh charges in Karen Read’s second murder trial after a full day of jury selection on Monday.

As Karen Read’s second trial gets underway, look at the high-profile case going back to the 2022 death of Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe in Canton.

As Karen Read’s second trial gets underway, she compares her case to O.J. Simpson’s in a new Vanity Fair interview. We analyze the similarities and differences.

Karen Read continues to speak publicly about the accusations against her and a new article from Vanity Fair lays out her perspective on her case and the key players in her prosecution.

The judge in Karen Read’s second murder trial has opted to continue with jury selection next week, even after reaching the number of jurors she’d been seeking on Thursday, the eighth day of the process....

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The judge in Karen Read’s retrial had been aiming to seat 16 jurors before beginning opening statements, but with the magic number reached on Thursday, jury selection will continue next week. Here’s why, with courtroom insider Sue O’Connell, plus more of our deep dive into Read’s third-party defense strategy. ...

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The judge in Karen Read’s second murder trial has opted to continue with jury selection next week, even after reaching the number of jurors she’d been seeking on Thursday, the eighth day of the process.

Jury selection is set to continue for an eighth day on Thursday in Karen Read’s second murder trial, and it could be nearing an end with just one more juror needed before opening statements can begin....

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