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Karen Read jurors end deliberations for day

Karen Read trial jurors ask hung jury question, still no verdict after day 3 of deliberations

Jurors in the Karen Read trial asked four questions Tuesday, one indicating they may be facing the possibility of a hung jury, but left for the day without reaching a verdict.

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Karen Read trial: Judge answers jury questions, deliberations end for the day

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Karen Read’s retrial (live updates): No verdict after 2nd full day of jury deliberations

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Karen Read murder trial: As jury deliberates, crowds gather outside Norfolk Superior Court

Hundreds gather outside Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts, to wait for a verdict in the Karen Read retrial on Monday, June 16, 2025.

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Jury resumes second full day of deliberations in Karen Read retrial

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WATCH LIVE: Awaiting verdict in Karen Read's murder retrial as jury deliberates

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Jury #2 has the Karen Read case — but have AI and the betting markets already cracked it?

A spokesman for the Norfolk District Attorney’s office sent an email to a reporter, the first to write a Globe story on a case that would become so big, even the courtroom ceiling fan would have its ...

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First full day of deliberations underway in Karen Read murder trial

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The witnesses that defined the retrial of Karen Read for the death of her police officer boyfriend

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How will Karen Read’s retrial end? We asked legal experts.

Will Karen Read walk free after three years, two trials, and several weeks of testimony? Or will she end up behind bars?

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Karen Read’s verdict could come fast—or not: Here’s what other cases show

Karen Read murder trial deliberations compared to other high-profile cases like OJ Simpson, Casey Anthony, Scott Peterson, and Alex Murdaugh.

Blogger known as ‘Turtleboy’ found not guilty of violating restraining order while covering Karen Read case

Those charges never should have been brought forward,” Aidan Kearney said Tuesday outside Norfolk Superior Court, where he was covering jury deliberations in the Karen Read trial.

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Editorial: Massachusetts State Police guilty in Karen Read case

One verdict is already declared in the Karen Read murder case: The Massachusetts State Police are guilty in the first degree of dereliction of duty.

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