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Karen Read’s retrial (live updates): No verdict after 1st full day of jury deliberations
DEDHAM, Mass. — Monday marked the first full day of jury deliberations in the murder retrial of Karen Read, the woman charged in the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend. After a full day of deliberations, jurors were not able to reach a verdict Monday and will to court Tuesday to continue.

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Karen Read retrial: Jury ends first full day of deliberations with no verdict
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“The circumstances of his death are still under investigation,” the spokesman said, “and do not appear to be definitively known.”

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Karen Read Jurors in Massachusetts Enter Second Day of Deliberations
WATCH LIVE: Karen Read jury begins first full day of deliberations to decide her fate
Motion to amend verdict slips denied as jury deliberations continue in Karen Read trial
Jury deliberations in the Karen Read retrial resume Monday in the high-profile murder case as a motion to amend the verdict slips was denied.

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Karen Read’s murder retrial (live updates): First full day of jury deliberations
Karen Read’s verdict slips: See the choices jurors in her retrial face
Karen Read trial jury deliberates for first full day; judge rejects defense motion to change verdict slip
Jurors in the Karen Read trial are deliberating today as the judge rejected a motion by the defense to change the verdict slip.
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Karen Read Trial
Karen Read, left, departs with her attorney Alan Jackson as the jury deliberates at her trial at Norfolk Superior Court, Monday, June 16, 2025, in Dedham, Mass. (AP Photo/)
Defense hammers 'ridiculous' evidence in Karen Read closing, says case is 'cooked'
Karen Read's defense lawyer urged jurors to find her not guilty in the murder trial of Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe, arguing there was no collision with her SUV
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