Karen Read's "Third Party Culprit" Evidence - Part 1, Colin Albert - Lawyer LIVE
July 3, 2024
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as posted by the channelBefore trial, Karen Read suggested Colin Albert could be a third party culprit. Tonight we will take a look at the evidence she presented at trial.
The case against Karen Read ended in a hung jury and a mistrial was declared. Both sides have said they will retry the case.
Did Karen Read murder her boyfriend John O’Keefe by mowing him down with her car —maybe even intentionally? Or is she being set up by a corrupt law enforcement officials trying to protect their own?
O’Keefe was found dead in Canton, Massachusetts, in the front yard of Boston police officer Brian Albert. Prosecutors say Karen dropped him off at a party at Albert’s house and then hit him with her car.
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