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Karen Read Prosecutor Blasts 'I Hit Him' Bodycam in Opening

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As Karen Read’s second trial began on Tuesday morning, prosecutor Hank Brennan delivered his opening statement, quoting bodycam footage in which Read said, “I hit him, I hit him.” Brennan also used Dateline's interview with Read and described the scene where the victim, John O’Keefe, was found frozen to death in the front yard of his friends’ home. He further discussed the troubled nature of Read and O’Keefe’s relationship, noting that it had been rocky for months leading up to his death.

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