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What happens in Karen Read trial if prosecutors don't call key witnesses?

Yuri Bukhenik, lawyers, including WBZ's legal analyst Katherine Loftus, became increasingly skeptical that prosecutors might not call key witnesses in their case against Karen Read. Those witnesses are Brian Higgins,

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Karen Read trial live updates: Scratches, glass found on bumper of Read’s SUV

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Karen Read murder trial: Bukhenik says Proctor investigated case ‘with integrity’

Karen Read prosecution dismantles defense timeline, leans on physical evidence to build case

Read is facing second-degree murder charges in the January 2022 death of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O’Keefe.

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MSP supervisor finishes testimony in Read trial as jury learns more about SUV, ATF agent involved

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Niece testifies about Karen Read's relationship with John O'Keefe

Karen Read trial suspended for Tuesday due to ‘unavoidable circumstances,’ court officials say

Proceedings in the retrial of Karen Read are being suspended Tuesday due to “unavoidable circumstances,” court officials said.

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'Unavoidable circumstances' postpone Karen Read murder trial

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Court canceled for the day in Karen Read murder retrial due to ‘unavoidable circumstances’

Karen Read defense grills Michael Proctor's police partner in second day of cross-examination

Karen Read pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the death of Boston police officer John O’Keefe and is facing a retrial after a jury was unable to reach a verdict last year.

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Karen Read retrial: Bukhenik questioned about Proctor, inverted video, evidence handling in 3rd day on stand

Massachusetts State Police Sgt. Yuri Bukhenik spent a third day on the stand Monday in the Karen Read murder trial, facing extensive questioning from both sides of the case.

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Fired lead investigator’s shadow looms large over Karen Read trial as supervisor testifies

Legal experts say the supervisor of the Massachusetts State Police trooper who was fired as lead investigator on the Karen Read case was "ill-prepared" and evasive in his testimony at the end of the trial's third week.