Reporter, General Assignment Reporter, NBC News, NBC News Boston, NECN - New England Cable News
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By: John Moroney
Jury selection starts in Read's case on April 16 but before that, Judge Beverly Cannone is set to take up nearly 40 motions Friday from prosecutors and the defense
By: Asher Klein, Jericho Tran, John Moroney
We spoke to athletes about what drove them to take part in the Boston Marathon, or to help others when their feet failed
By: John Moroney, Marc Fortier, Munashe Kwangwari
More than half of the people who will serve on the Karen Read murder trial jury have been picked after two days of jury selection. Meanwhile, NBC10 Boston obtained the jury questionnaire from the clerk’s office of the Norfolk Superior Court.
By: Marc Fortier, Munashe Kwangwari, John Moroney
More than half of the people who will serve on the Karen Read murder trial jury have been picked after two days of jury selection. Meanwhile, NBC10 Boston obtained the jury questionnaire from the clerk’s office of the Norfolk Superior Court.
In a high-profile and controversial case, Read is accused of hitting and killing her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe, with her SUV in Canton, Massachusetts, in January 2022.
By: Munashe Kwangwari, Marc Fortier, John Moroney
Four more jurors are needed in the Karen Read trial before opening statements begin
By: Munashe Kwangwari, Marc Fortier, John Moroney
As week two comes to close, jurors in the Karen Read trial heard testimony from friends of Boston police Officer John O'Keefe. Julie will be back on the stand again Friday morning.
By: Marc Fortier, John Moroney, Munashe Kwangwari
More than two years after John O'Keefe's death outside the house of fellow Boston Police Officer Brian Albert, the homeowner's brother and sister-in-law took the witness stand in the murder trial against Karen Read.
By: Marc Fortier, Munashe Kwangwari, John Moroney
Brian Albert, owner of the home where Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe was found, is scheduled to take the stand again on Monday
By: Marc Fortier, John Moroney, Munashe Kwangwari
Week three of the Karen Read trial started with testimony from the Albert family. Their former home is where Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe was found dead.
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