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'Turtleboy' blogger indicted on new witness intimidation charges during Karen Read retrial
Footage shows 'Turtleboy' blogger Aidan Kearney yelling and gesturing at a surveillance camera in a pizza shop owned by Karen Read trial witnesses.
Blogger known as ‘Turtleboy’ indicted on latest witness intimidation charge linked to Karen Read case
A Norfolk County grand jury on Tuesday indicted Aidan Kearney, the controversial blogger known as “Turtleboy,” on his two lastest charges of intimidating witnesses in the Karen Read case, records show.
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Karen Read investigator Yuri Bukhenik finishes testimony after three days on witness stand
An audit of the Canton Police Department released in April found that ... Motorcycles, handbags, a pair of shoes? Or naked pictures of Ms. Karen Read?" Jackson asked Monday. "His mission was to go through the phone to look for digital evidence that's ...
Karen Read defense floats theory that ‘jealous’ Brian Higgins fought John O’Keefe before death
Defense in Karen Read trial proposes that Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe's death might be linked to a "jealousy"-fueled fight with ATF agent Brian Higgins.
Karen Read trial video shows Brian Higgins at Canton police station the night John O'Keefe died
Video played for jurors in the Karen Read trial shows Brian Higgins at the Canton police station on the night John O'Keefe died, Massachusetts State Police Sgt. Yuri Bukhenik testified.
3 weeks down in the 2nd Karen Read murder trial. Here are the biggest takeaways
Jurors also heard from two people — Ryan Nagel and Heather Maxon — who arrived at 34 Fairview Road in Canton, where O‘Keefe’s unresponsive body was found, at the same time as Read and O‘Keefe did shortly after midnight on Jan. 29, 2022.
Karen Read protesters' buffer zone is valid but lower court should revisit ruling, appeals judges say
A panel of appeals judges have vacated, but not reversed, an order finding that the Karen Read trial buffer zone for protesters is valid and constitutional.The appeals court is now sending the case back to district court to revisit the buffer zone to see if the rules can be tailored in a way that allows peaceful protests.
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