This is outrageous. Beverly Cannone has clearly violated Karen Read’s Constitutional Right to a fair trial. She wants to conduct the selection for juror alternates in SECRET. Just like trial 1.

Paula Prado, who was juror No. 11 in the trial, said to Patriot Ledger media partner WCVB Channel 5 that she thought Read was ...

Jurors in the second murder trial of Karen Read asked four questions related to evidence and charges before ending deliberations for the day Tuesday in the high-profile case over whether the ...

Karen Read jurors speak out in interviews "There was a lot of holes in the investigation," juror No. 4 said. He said the jury did not use the straw poll method while deliberating.

The jury foreman said he felt there was no solid evidence to prove Karen Read's boyfriend was struck by a car, as prosecutors ...

Two of the jurors who acquitted Karen Read of her most serious charges on June 18 have spoken out about their decisions. "I don't know what happened to John," juror No. 4, who has only been ...

One of the jurors in the Karen Read trial said he believes she is completely “innocent” in the death of her Boston cop boyfriend John O’Keefe, but some of his fellow jurors did not initially ...

Jury foreman in Karen Read trial urges FBI to investigate Boston police officer John O'Keefe's death independently after acquitting Read of murder while convicting her of drunken driving.

Full interview with Karen Read trial juror about verdict: "I'm 100% convinced" Paula Prado is recounting the gravity and emotions of being one of the 12 jurors in the high-profile Karen Read retrial.

Karen Read exits Norfolk County Superior Court in Dedham, Mass., Wednesday, June 18, 2025. Read was found not guilty in the murder of her boyfriend, John O'Keefe.

“At first, some had their own personal opinions on what the case should be ... and was trying to go down personal feelings ...

Jurors in the Karen Read trial asked four questions Tuesday, one indicating they may be facing the possibility of a hung jury, but left for the day without reaching a verdict.