Prosecution rests in Karen Read's retrial
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NewsNation on MSNKaren Read retrial: New video evidence of Higgins sheds new lightNew video evidence in the Karen Read trial raises fresh questions about ATF Agent Brian Higgins. He claimed he was moving cars during a snowstorm the night John O’Keefe died — but surveillance shows him at the police station at 1:30 a.
Karen Read’s defense team will begin callings its own witnesses after the prosecution rested its case Thursday. Follow the proceedings in the live video here.
The defense in Karen Read’s murder retrial took center stage Friday when they called their first witness to the stand after the prosecution rested its case late Thursday morning.‘There was no collision’: Defense asks judge to stop Karen Read’s retrial,
After six weeks and dozens of witnesses, Massachusetts prosecutors retrying Karen Read on a murder charge in the widely publicized death of her boyfriend three years ago rested their case Thursday.While the theory put forward by special prosecutor Hank Brennan was the same as that offered by the assistant district attorney who previously tried the case — Read,
The prosecution rested its case Thursday after dozens of witnesses in the Karen Read trial as her defense attorneys will now begin calling witnesses.
The defense is up next after attorneys for the state of Massachusetts took a more streamlined approach to try to prove Read’s guilt.
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NBC Boston on MSNDefense starts presenting their case in Karen Read retrial todayThe prosecution in the Karen Read murder retrial rested its case Thursday, and now the defense will take over on Day 24 of testimony Friday. Outside of court yesterday, Read said Matt DiSogra, a director of engineering at an accident reconstruction firm,
The Karen Read trial has garnered national attention, and one of the key figures in the case is defense attorney Alan Jackson. Here's what to know about Read's high-profile lead attorney as the prosecution has rested its case and the defense takes over Friday.
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.