A Massachusetts jury returned a verdict in the Karen Read case, acquitting her of the most serious charges and finding her guilty of a lesser charge.

New text messages unveiled at Karen Read’s retrial suggest members of an extended Canton family colluded to allegedly frame the defendant by listening in on police interviews, the defense team ...

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The Karen Read trial continued Friday with a key investigator reading text messages between Brian Higgins and the defendant in the high-profile murder case. Massachusetts State Police Sgt. Yuri ...

The defense in the second trial of Karen Read has rested its case, saying Read was framed for the killing of her Boston police officer boyfriend.

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Editor's note: This page summarizes testimony in the Karen Read trial for Monday, June 2. For the latest updates on the Karen Read retrial, visit USA TODAY's coverage for Tuesday, June 3. Jurors ...

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Jurors in the second murder trial of Karen Read have begun deliberating after weeks of testimony. The highly divisive case has hinged on the prosecution's theory of jaded love turned deadly.

It’s been a month since testimony began in Karen Read’s second trial for the murder of John O’Keefe, and the new trial has brought a notable change in presentation.

A new strategy involving video evidence in the Karen Read trial shows that a defendant's statement can indeed be used against them in court.