Critical pieces of testimony were shared Thursday in the Karen Read murder ... 12:42 a.m., only played the sound of undetermined beeps, walking and bumping. At 12:59, Read left a third voicemail ...

Judge declines to dismiss murder case against Karen Read after mistrial over the death of her boyfriend DEDHAM, Mass. -- Judge declines to dismiss murder case against Karen Read after mistrial ...

Karen Read's monthslong murder case left her in "purgatory" and "stressed every day," she said in an interview set to air Friday night. Read, 44, is accused of ramming into her Boston police ...

Karen Read, the Massachusetts woman who was accused of killing her police officer boyfriend with a vehicle in January 2022, faces a wrongful death lawsuit filed against her on Monday by the family ...

Karen Read, the Massachusetts woman accused of mowing her cop boyfriend down with her SUV, has broken her silence — as she detailed what she claims unfolded the night he was found dead.

The judge overseeing the Karen Read case has denied her motion to dismiss two of the charges against her, allowing prosecutors to bring all three charges, including second-degree murder ...

Controversial true crime character Karen Read is not done capturing the attention of the public yet, despite the murder trial for the Massachusetts woman accused of killing her police officer ...

BOSTON – The high-profile Karen Read murder trial that got underway on April 16 at Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts ended months later in a mistrial due to a hung jury.

A Massachusetts judge has denied Karen Read’s bid to have part of her murder case thrown out for allegedly killing her cop boyfriend, paving the way for a retrial to go forward next year.

Karen Read wants the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to dismiss two of the three charges against her in the Canton murder case. Karen Read supporters organized "standouts" across the country ...

PHOTO: Karen Read looks toward the jurors, as they are greeted by Judge Beverly J. Cannone during her trial at Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Mass., July 1, 2024. (Pat Greenhouse/The Boston ...

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