"At first for me, I thought Karen Read was actually maybe guilty of manslaughter in the beginning. But as the weeks passed by, I just realized there was too many holes that we couldn't fill and ...

DIGHTON, Mass. (WJAR) — One day after Karen Read was found not guilty of second-degree murder in the death of John O'Keefe, NBC 10 News caught up with her family at their Dighton home Thursday ...

Karen Read, along with her family and defense team, were spotted celebrating Wednesday's verdict with dinner in the Seaport section of Boston. "Happy, I'm happy, thank you," Read said, stepping ...

Karen Read's legal team credited for her acquittal in the death of boyfriend John O'Keefe, with experts predicting the high-profile case will boost the attorneys' careers nationwide.

Editorial Standards ⓘ Imani Fleming News Reporter MANCHESTER, N.H. — A Massachusetts jury on Wednesday found Karen Read not guilty of murdering her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe.

Perhaps they’re planning to write a book. Maybe they could call it, “If We Did It.” The Free Karen Read crowd was cruising Washington Street in Canton into the night.

A large crowd of Karen Read supporters celebrated Wednesday afternoon after she was acquitted of second-degree murder and other charges in connection with the death of Boston police officer John O ...

Crime What Turtleboy had to say about Karen Read’s acquittal “This is the most validating thing ever,” Aidan Kearney said in a live video following Wednesday’s verdict.

Local law enforcement weighs in on Karen Read verdict The API failed to deliver the resource. Local reaction to Karen Read verdict By Bryant Reed Published: Jun. 18, 2025 at 7:26 PM PDT ...

Karen sold her house, lost her job, and cashed out her retirement to fund her defense. “We went into debt. But she refused to take a plea for something she didn’t do,” her father said.

So where is Karen Read now? Here’s everything to know about her life nearly three years after being accused of her boyfriend’s murder — and what verdict was reached during her second trial.

A jubilant Karen Read said “no one has fought harder” to find the truth behind the death of her Boston cop boyfriend in her first words after she was found not guilty Wednesday of killing him ...