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Karen Read Prosecutor Argues Case Should Not be Dismissed, Must Move Forward
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15:58Now PlayingProsecutor Lally gave a statement on Friday afternoon during a hearing regarding the future of the Karen Read trial, after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict in July. Lally stated that the defense's motion for dismissal should be denied and that the jury never indicated reaching a partial verdict. Lally also mentioned that the jury never checked a box for guilty or not guilty, so the trial should be retried in 2025.
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Karen Read faces several charges including second-degree murder, manslaughter while operating under the influence of alcohol, and leaving the scene of personal injury and death. She was arrested in February of 2022, a few days after John O’Keefe died. If convicted, Read faces life in prison.
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