After nearly eight weeks of testimony, jury deliberations began in the retrial of Karen Read for the death of John O’Keefe, following closing arguments from Massachusetts prosecutors and defense attorneys presenting competing narratives about how the off-duty Boston cop died in January 2022.

In the murder trial of Karen Read, expert testimony highlights John O'Keefe's fatal head injuries and the role of hypothermia in his death.

The jury in Karen Read’s retrial came back with three questions for Judge Beverly Cannone on Tuesday morning. Jurors asked what the “timeframe” was for Read’s operating under the influence charge. “OUI at 12:45 [a.m.] or OUI at 5 a.m.?” Cannone read from the jury note.

Among the many fireworks at the most recent hearing in the case of Karen Read, charged with killing her boyfriend John O’Keefe last year, is the defense’s claim that the

Jurors resumed deliberations Monday in the Karen Read trial, who stands accused of killing her Boston police officer boyfriend, John O’Keefe. On Monday, at the Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Judge Beverly Cannone verified that jurors had not received any information about the case over the weekend before sending them to deliberate.

Outside the courthouse in Dedham, Massachusetts during Karen Read's retrial, Vinnie Politan speaks to supporters of John O'Keefe.

The region’s most sensational murder trial made the Waterfall Bar & Grille an unwitting character in the mystery of John O'Keefe's death.