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LIVE: Karen Read Case Motions Hearing - Phone Records | COURT TV

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COURT CAM: MA v. #KarenRead - What to Expect: The motions were impounded (sealed) at the request of Karen Read’s defense. Their descriptions suggest the defense is looking for information related to Kevin Albert, Brian Higgins and Brian Albert and phone records belonging to Brian Albert, Kenneth Berkowitz, and Brian Higgins members of law enforcement all of whom the defense has accused of participating in the alleged coverup directly or indirectly.

Read is accused of murdering her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe, whose body was found in the snow outside of a fellow Boston officer’s home in Canton, Mass. Prosecutors have said Read hit O’Keefe with her car and left him to die in the snow. But Read’s defense team has said she never hurt O’Keefe and that she is being framed by the true killers, who may have been inside the house where the body was found.

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