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Karen Read EMT Detailed Her ‘Bizarre’ Behavior After Finding John O’Keefe Dead

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EMT and firefighter Daniel Whitley took the stand on Wednesday, detailing what he experienced the night Boston police officer John O’Keefe was found dead in his friend’s front yard. Whitley explained that Karen Read was initially distraught after seeing her boyfriend lying in the snow, but then began acting strangely, speaking negatively about the friend who had helped her find O’Keefe earlier that day. Whitley recalled saying, “Well, your friend helped you find your boyfriend during a snowstorm,” to which Read responded by rolling her eyes as he drove her to the hospital.

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