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Karen Read looks to crash prosecution's crash theory

Karen Read murder trial: Three things to know now that the prosecution has rested

After six weeks and dozens of witnesses, Massachusetts prosecutors retrying Karen Read on a murder charge in the widely publicized death of her boyfriend three years ago rested their case Thursday.While the theory put forward by special prosecutor Hank Brennan was the same as that offered by the assistant district attorney who previously tried the case — Read,

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Watch Live: Karen Read's defense attorneys begin their case at trial

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Karen Read looks to crash prosecution's crash theory as defense opens case

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Karen Read hugs supporters across from the courthouse

Read stops to chat with her fans before returning to the court for the final session of the week in her trial for the murder of John O'Keefe.

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Mother of slain Boston police officer sends wordless message to Karen Read in courtroom showdown

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Judge denies defense motion to find Karen Read not guilty

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Karen Read’s defense calls its first witness in her retrial in the killing of her Boston police officer boyfriend

Karen Read’s defense is set to call its first witness on Friday, marking a new phase in her retrial in the killing of John O’Keefe, her off-duty Boston police officer boyfriend whose body was found buried in the snow outside a home in Canton,

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Who to watch as Karen Read's defense steps up to plate – and it's not slugger Alan Jackson

Karen Read's defense team challenges murder allegations in the death of Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe, as the prosecution rests its case with key testimony.

Prosecution rests in Karen Read retrial

Prosecutors rested their case Thursday morning after accident reconstructionist Judson Welcher finished his testimony and left the stand. Judge Beverly Cannone sent the jury out of the courtroom for a brief recess at about 11:25 a.m. and spoke with the attorneys at sidebar.