Karen Read's defense team rests their case in her murder trial
The prosecution and defense have both rested their cases in Karen Read's murder trial, a case that has received national attention.
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The prosecution and defense have both rested their cases in Karen Read's murder trial, a case that has received national attention.
The prosecution rested its case on Friday in Karen Read's high-profile Massachusetts murder trial after nearly two months of witness testimony.
The Karen Read murder trial resumed on Thursday, with the jury hearing voicemails left by Read on John O'Keefe's phone.
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The prosecution is likely to rest its case in the high-profile Karen Read murder trial this week.
The Karen Read murder trial resumed Friday in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts with more testimony from prosecution witnesses.
Trooper Michael Proctor used several expletives, referred to Karen Read as a "whackjob" and made jokes about her medical condition.
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