Karen Read

A federal judge in Boston heard arguments Friday about the buffer zone around Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham.

Judge Beverly Cannone expanded the buffer zone around Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts, beyond its extent during Karen Read’s first trial

In this episode of “Canton Confidential,” Ronald Estanislao, a juror in Karen Read’s first trial, reveals his thoughts on her claim, now with the Supreme Court, that two charges against her should be dropped because the jury was ready to acquit her. He also shares his thoughts on another former member of the jury joining Read’s defense team for her...

Karen Read’s legal team continues to try to have the murder charge against her dismissed even as jury selection continues for her second trial.

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As jury selection continues for the second trial of Karen Read, her team is still pursuing every avenue to have the murder charge against her thrown out.

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Jury selection continued for Karen Read’s retrial on Friday, but the day ended with the same number of jurors selected.

5 Stones Intelligence, the firm that conducted the audit, presented the results to the Canton Police Audit Committee Thursday

The Canton Police Audit Committee met Thursday for the first time since the results of the audit were released.

As jury selection for Karen Read’s retrial continues — 10 jurors have been selected — her legal team has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court, contending that two charges in the case should be dropped. ...

Legal experts help explain what it means, and we go to the town of Canton, which is reviewing a new audit of the police department,...

Karen Read has taken her case for dropping two of the three charges against her to the highest court in the country.

Out of more than 170 people who have been screened as potential jurors so far, about 150 have admitted to knowing and/or talking about the case with others.

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More than half of the Karen Read jury pool has now been selected.

As jury selection continues for the Karen Read retrial, we take a closer look at the process and what we’ve learned so far — 44% of the members of the jury pool said they’ve formed an opinion. ...

Legal experts Michael Coyne and Peter Elikann explain how the process is supposed to work, even in the face of major legal exposure, and...

Jury selection is continuing Wednesday in Norfolk Superior Court in the Karen Read murder trial.

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Two jurors were seated during the first day of the process Tuesday.

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The jury selection process for Karen Read’s second murder trial continued on Wednesday, with dozens of potential jurors who could decide her fate in court among those being chosen.

The buffer zone around the courthouse has been expanded since the first trial against Karen Read.

The second murder trial against Karen Read begins with the process of seating a jury.

The Karen Read retrial got underway with jury selection on Tuesday — nine months after a hung jury was declared in the last trial. At the same time, an audit of the Canton Police Department was released, and it determined investigators made mistakes at the scene of John O’Keefe’s death in January 2022.

An independent audit of the Canton Police Department commissioned amid the backlash over how it handled the investigation into Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe‘s death and the Sandra Birchmore case was released Tuesday. The audit began last year and was conducted by the investigative firm 5 Stones Intelligence at a cost of just under $200,000. Prosecutors accused Karen Read of…