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Jury begins deliberations in Karen Read's 2nd murder trial

Karen Read retrial: Jury begins first full day of deliberations

Jurors in Karen Read’s second murder trial began their first full day of deliberations Monday in the case over whether the Massachusetts woman killed her Boston police officer boyfriend.

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Karen Read’s murder retrial (live updates): No verdict after full day of jury deliberations

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Watch Live: Karen Read trial jury deliberates for first full day

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Jury #2 has the Karen Read case — but have AI and the betting markets already cracked it?

“The circumstances of his death are still under investigation,” the spokesman said, “and do not appear to be definitively known.”

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Karen Read’s verdict slips: See the choices jurors in her retrial face

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WATCH LIVE: Karen Read jury begins first full day of deliberations to decide her fate

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Motion to amend verdict slips denied as jury deliberations continue in Karen Read trial

Jury deliberations in the Karen Read retrial resume Monday in the high-profile murder case as a motion to amend the verdict slips was denied.

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Karen Read’s murder retrial (live updates): First full day of jury deliberations

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Jurors to continue deliberation in Karen Read retrial

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Karen Read trial jury hears closing arguments: "There was no collision" vs. "She hit him, then she left him to die."

The jury in the Karen Read trial heard drastically different closing arguments Friday before deliberations began at Norfolk County Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts. As crowds gathered outside the courthouse,

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Defense hammers 'ridiculous' evidence in Karen Read closing, says case is 'cooked'

Karen Read's defense lawyer urged jurors to find her not guilty in the murder trial of Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe, arguing there was no collision with her SUV

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Jackson, Brennan deliver closing arguments in Karen Read’s retrial. Here are the highlights

Prosecutor Hank Brennan opened his closing argument by saying Read callously decided to leave O’Keefe dying in the snow, fully aware that he was gravely injured. He described that decision as “a choice” to let O’Keefe die. He also said Read was well beyond the legal alcohol limit when she drove at the time.