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Jurors must decide whether the defendant, Karen Read, struck her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe with her Lexus SUV, leaving him to die in a blizzard. Special prosecutor Hank Brennan called a new witness to explain the timeline of events down to the second. The data from Karen's Lexus and John O'Keefe's phone have been analyzed and correlated. What are the results? Is this the nail in the coffin for the prosecution? Or will the defense destroy their new theory in cross-examination? The prosecution has also produced stunning new evidence on how John died with the testimony of a renowned brain surgeon. How will the defense cast doubt on this witness? Has their conspiracy theory been foiled?

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The retrial of Karen Read is more heated and twisted than ever before! Join criminal defense attorney Michael Rusconi and your host former prosecutor Margaret McLean as they analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the prosecution's case. Special Prosecutor Hank Brennan is leading the charge against Karen Read with her own TV interviews! Hear how she challenges a key prosecution witness. Did Read admit that she hit her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe? How many witnesses heard her incriminating statements and are they credible? Are witnesses conspiring to protect a politically connected police officer and his family? Or is the defense spinning an intricate tale to save their client?

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The retrial of #karenread is off to a dramatic start! Join former Massachusetts Superior Court Judge Jack Lu and your host Margaret McLean as they dissect and analyze both sides in this spectacular trial! You will receive the best trial analysis out there with these seasoned experts. How will the opening statements be scored? Which side is winning and why? What mistakes have the lawyers made and where do they shine. The big question: will the defendant Karen Read be convicted of second degree murder, manslaughter, or leaving the scene? Or will the defense reveal a dark law enforcement coverup?