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A jury of six women and six men resumed deliberations Friday in the murder trial of Karen Read, the Massachusetts woman accused of hitting her boyfriend John O'Keefe with an SUV and leaving him to die in a snowstorm.

Read, 44, of Mansfield, is accused of hitting O'Keefe with her black SUV outside of a home at 34 Fairview Road in Canton on Jan. 29, 2022, following a night of drinking. Her defense contends O’Keefe was dragged outside after he was beaten up in the basement and bitten by a dog at Boston officer Brian Albert’s home in Canton. #karenread

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[TurtleboyLive]

Thanks for the interview. It's important this story is heard.

[katheryn]

I hope those who were charged with Assault and Battery against Aiden on Sunday, spend a couple months in jail. These people think they own the town of Canton.

[DBKtoday]

THIS stuff is INSANE I knew as soon as I saw the dog bites what happened - worked with dogs all my life! I knew but then the trial makes it so VERY CLEAR!

[gingerpullin]

This Judge needs to be INVESTIGATED RIGHT ALONG WITH THE REST OF THIS CITY AND STATE

[DBKtoday]

Keep on turtle Boy AND MM keep reporting this!

[bonnieb]

So many shady actions by the cops, throwing away cell phones, bite marks per experts, the Albert's never heard the emergency vehicle and people on the front lawn. Gets rid of dog, sells the house. It all stinks

[Jacquelyn]

The jurors don’t think she’s guilty but most are afraid of retaliation!!!

[teriter]

Based on evidence it is impossible for Karen to have committed the crime. The accident reconstruction experts proved it.

[lindafinch]

I have read that the jury foreman, who was appointed by Judge Huff n Puff, is a retired cop. How the hell did he get on this jury?? He's probably the hold out for "guilty."

[halfirish]

Not guilty. The evidence shows he was not hit by her car. No one would be able to budge me into any verdict except NOT GUILTY.

[mariarivera]

Justice must prevail. Is scary how it is so easy to frame a person and how fast the perpetrator finds willing participants to seal the deal. No conscience, remorse or fear of God. We all should be aware and recognize that life is priceless but anyone can put a price on yours anytime and get away with it or at least try. Lord have mercy on us and our beloved, abundantly blessed Country. Thank You Lord!!!!🇺🇸

[scottfraser]

Well done TB. You keep telling the truth.

[KimColeman-hv]

So many lies. Exhausting. I wouldn’t want to be on that jury. All the time, money and effort spent on this case. How can the murderer sleep at night keeping up with all the lies?

[Burnside]

Will the FBI add jury tampering to their list ?

[Krystal_Kleer]

The FBI is investigating Michael Proctor? Don't stop there. Add the judge, Brian Albert, Brian Higgins, Proctor's boss Yuri, and everyone who got up on that stand and lied about what they saw and know.

[seashelle]

He’s behaving like journalists used to behave. I like it and I miss it. Great job Mr. Kearney!

[dremarley]

This doesn't look good..the jury is messing this up. Alberts got someone or two in the jury

[lisolette]

Aidan great interview, I’m so proud of you !

[SeagreenJasmine]

My gut feeling is that a fight broke out in the house that just got out of hand. It could have been between O’Keefe and Higgins, or O’Keefe and the senior Albert, but, either way, it gave the Albert kid, Colin (who, apparently, hated O’Keefe), an excuse to jump in, and I think that he was the one who bashed John O’Keefe over the head (although I don’t think that he was deliberately trying to kill him). And everything that’s happened since then is about the 2 families trying to cover for the Albert kid. (And, at this point, the only one that I can work up any sympathy for is that poor dog 🐶 Enjoy Vermont, Chloe, if that’s where you really are.)

[sarahf]

This trial should never have gone ahead in Canton