Editor's note: This page summarizes testimony in the Karen Read trial for Wednesday, April 30. For the latest updates on the Karen Read retrial, visit USA TODAY's coverage for Friday, May 2.

Wednesday marked the first full day of witness testimony in the Karen Read trial inside Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts as John O'Keefe's mother, Peggy O'Keefe, spoke about her son ...

Prosecutors retrying Karen ... Read told the first responder. “I went out to help her look for John and then we found one of my closest friends on the front lawn,” she said during an emotional ...

RIGHT NOW ON THE VERY LOCAL APP AND THE VERY LOCAL YOUTUBE PAGE IN THE KAREN REED MURDER TRIAL. TODAY, THE MOTHER OF BOSTON POLICE OFFICER JOHN O’KEEFE WAS EMOTIONAL ON THE STAND AS SHE ...

Karen Read and ... a drink but have fun.” Read explained that she was in the throes of a “personal crisis” and that she needed to lean on O’Keefe for emotional support.

A key witness in the defense’s theory of a conspiracy to frame Karen Read emerged big time during ... focus of one of the most hotly contested factors in the first trial and if Wednesday ...

Editor's note: This page summarizes testimony in the Karen ... Read's attorney attempted to sow doubt about the accuracy of the calculations, questioning Knowles about the many factors that ...

Jurors in Read's retrial heard how after a night of drinking, she called her Boston police officer boyfriend 44 times when he failed to call or text her back AP Photo/Charles Krupa Karen Read is ...

Judge Beverly Cannone denied a motion Tuesday to block key defense experts from testifying in defense of Karen Read at her retrial ... a number of other factors, including Apple Health data ...

NEITHER OF THEM WAS PRESENT WHEN HE DIED. BUT BOTH DID SPEAK WITH KAREN READ IN THE HOURS AFTERWARDS. PEGGY O’KEEFE REPEATEDLY BECAME EMOTIONAL, AS SHE DESCRIBED SEEING HER SON JOHN’S BODY AND ...

A primary investigator of the death of John O’Keefe testified that Karen Read ... testified to Read saying “Did I hit him?” or “Could I have hit him?” while emotional at the scene ...