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‘Too many holes.’ Juror on Karen Read trial speaks about case.
We couldn’t prove there was a collision and she was responsible for John’s death,” juror Paula Prado said. “The Commonwealth ...
Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey reacts to Karen Read verdict, "The jury has spoken"
Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey issued a brief statement Thursday to WBZ-TV, his first comment since the verdict ...
Investigator and jurors speak out about Karen Read murder trial in aftermath of not guilty verdict
Two jurors and the lead investigator in the murder trial of Karen Read have come forward to comment about the case since a ...
Deliberations were ‘overwhelming': Juror in Karen Read trial describes experience
A juror in the Karen Read trial described the experience in the high-profile case, saying at first she thought the defendant ...
Names of Karen Read jurors impounded by judge after verdict
Judge Beverly Cannone, who presided over the lengthy trial, ordered that the list of names of the empaneled jurors in the ...
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Karen Read juror says she thinks 'collision did not occur,' blames 'sloppy police investigation' for hampering prosecution
A woman on the jury that voted to acquit Karen Read this week on murder and manslaughter charges spoke exclusively to ABC ...
Juror says Karen Read was ‘innocent,’ calls investigation into John O’Keefe’s death ‘sloppy’
One of the 12 jurors who acquitted Karen Read of murder said the jury strongly felt that the investigators assigned to the ...
Karen Read juror confident in verdict, says "we couldn't prove there was a collision"
"I was happy for Karen Read and her family of course. I think justice was served," Prado said. "But seeing John O'Keefe's ...
Karen Read juror speaks out about 'sloppy police investigation' that led to acquittal
ABC News got an exclusive with a juror from the Karen Read retrial, explaining why she voted to acquit Read of that second-degree murder charge for allegedly ramming her SUV into John O'Keefe during a ...
Jury finds Karen Read not guilty of second-degree murder, guilty of drunk driving in boyfriend death
Read, 45, is accused of fatally striking her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O’Keefe, 46, with her SUV and leaving him to die in the snow in 2022.