Karen Read, center, arrives at Norfolk Superior Court with her father William Read, left, Tuesday, June 25, 2024, in Dedham, Mass. Karen Read is on trial, accused of killing her boyfriend Boston police Officer John O'Keefe, in 2022. A defence lawyer told jurors in Karen Read's murder trial on Tuesday that she's the innocent victim of a law enforcement frame-job, a “tall blue wall" built to protect the real killers of her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe.
“The defendant repeatedly said ’I hit him. I hit him. Oh my God. I hit him,” Lally said. “Those were the words that came from the defendant’s mouth." He later played a voice message Read left for o'Keefe moments after data from her car shows she reversed at approximately 24 mph and then drove away.
The day before closing arguments, the defence used the final three witnesses to cast doubt on the prosecutors’ version of events.Dr. Frank Sheridan, a retired forensic pathologist and former chief medical examiner for San Bernardino County in California, testified that O’Keefe should have had more bruising if he’d been struck by the SUV. He also suggested that scratch marks on O’Keefe’s arm could’ve come from a dog and that other injuries were consistent with an altercation.
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