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LIVE: Karen Read on Trial | Attorney React
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5:32:00Now PlayingThe Karen Read murder trial is now taking place in Massachusetts, attracting widespread attention. The case has deeply divided the small town of Canton, located about 20 miles south of Boston, raising concerns about the ability to assemble an impartial jury.
Karen Read, an equity analyst and college professor at Bentley University, stands accused of the murder of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe. Facing charges in Norfolk County Superior Court, Read is indicted for second-degree murder, manslaughter while operating under the influence of alcohol, and leaving the scene of personal injury and death. Despite the serious allegations, Read has entered a plea of not guilty to all charges, consistently asserting her innocence since her indictment.
The events of January 28, 2022, remain contentious between the prosecution and defense. Both agree that Read and O'Keefe had been drinking that night and were last seen heading to the home of Brian Albert, a fellow Boston Police Department member, for a nightcap. However, the circumstances leading to O'Keefe's death diverge sharply beyond this point, setting the stage for a complex trial that captivates all who follow it.
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