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Karen Read Witness Calls Her ‘Crazy’ After Finding Boyfriend’s Body

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Kerry Roberts continued her testimony on Tuesday afternoon, recounting the night defendant Karen Read called her in a frantic state, asking if she knew where John O’Keefe was. Read had reportedly left him at a friend’s house, where he was later found dead in the front yard the following day. Roberts described going out with Read and Jennifer McCabe that night in an attempt to find O’Keefe, who was ultimately discovered frozen to death.

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