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Closing arguments in Karen Read’s murder 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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Read’s fate is in the jury’s hands following closing arguments Friday.
Jackson, Brennan deliver closing arguments in Karen Read’s retrial. Here are the highlights
Jury begins deliberations in Karen Read’s retrial for the death of John O’Keefe
Prosecutors have accused Read of hitting O’Keefe, a Boston police officer, with her SUV in January 2022 during a night out drinking with friends, alleging she struck O’Keefe while driving in reverse a...

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Alert: Jurors begin deliberating in the murder trial of Karen Read, who is accused of killing her Boston police boyfriend
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Jury begins deliberations in Karen Read’s murder trial
Jury begins deliberations after closing arguments in Karen Read retrial
Read, 45, is accused of killing Boston police officer John O’Keefe, her boyfriend, by backing into him with her car after a night of drinking and leaving him to die in the snow in January 2022.

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Karen Read retrial jury begins deliberations
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Karen Read murder retrial: Jury begins deliberations
The Fate of Karen Read is with Jurors
Jurors, including six alternates, heard blistering closing arguments from Read's defense who argued that the case "was corrupted from the start," while the government insisted she hit her boyfriend Jo
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‘Bless Your Heart’: Alan Jackson Addresses Karen Read’s Supporters
Alan Jackson urged supporters not to yell or interrupt proceedings after delivering closing arguments in Karen Read's murder retrial.
Karen Read defense calls final witness, jury could get case as soon as Friday
Jurors in the high-profile Karen Read trial could begin deliberations as early as Friday as defense attorney Alan Jackson called his final witness on Tuesday.
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