Karen Read Closing Arguments

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Full closing arguments in Karen Read murder trial

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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."

"This case was corrupted from the start," Jackson told the jury.

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Closing arguments: Is Karen Read's murder trial a tale of love gone wrong or a police coverup?

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Watch: Full closing arguments in Karen Read murder trial

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Karen Read murder trial: As jury deliberates, crowds gather outside Norfolk Superior Court

Hundreds gather outside Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts, to wait for a verdict in the Karen Read retrial on Monday, June 16, 2025.

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WATCH LIVE: Awaiting verdict in Karen Read's murder retrial as jury deliberates

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Watch live: Jury resumes deliberating in Karen Read retrial

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

A spokesman for the Norfolk District Attorney’s office sent an email to a reporter, the first to write a Globe story on a case that would become so big, even the courtroom ceiling fan would have its ...

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First full day of deliberations underway in Karen Read murder trial

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The witnesses that defined the retrial of Karen Read for the death of her police officer boyfriend

Obsessed Karen Read supporters gather outside court on closing arguments day in her murder retrial: ‘It’s so twisted. It’s so corrupt’

Hundreds of people formed a sea of pink — the color Read’s defenders have taken up to show their allegiance — around the Norfolk County Supreme Courthouse in Dedham, where some fans held a

What makes a good closing argument? Jurors in the Karen Read retrial are about to find out.

In addressing the jury before it begins deliberating today, both the prosecution and the defense face risks and opportunities.

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Karen Read retrial followers wait for jury’s decision [+Verdict slip and live video]

Attorneys made their closing arguments to jurors in Norfolk Superior Court there on Friday before Judge Beverly J. Cannone sent seven women and five men away to deliberate Karen Read’s fate.

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Karen Read trial: Jury deliberations resume Monday morning

Jurors deliberated for about two hours on Friday before being sent home for the weekend. They start again Monday.