Karen Read and her family celebrated her acquittal on major charges, expressing relief and gratitude for the support received throughout the trial.

Karen Read, along with her family and defense team, were spotted celebrating Wednesday's verdict with dinner in the Seaport section of Boston. "Happy, I'm happy, thank you," Read said, stepping ...

Karen Read's legal team credited for her acquittal in the death of boyfriend John O'Keefe, with experts predicting the high-profile case will boost the attorneys' careers nationwide.

Editorial Standards ⓘ Imani Fleming News Reporter MANCHESTER, N.H. — A Massachusetts jury on Wednesday found Karen Read not guilty of murdering her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe.

The hackerama, though, has learned absolutely nothing from their humiliation. The McAlberts, on whose front lawn the body of Karen Read’s boyfriend was found, immediately issued a press release.

Thank you." Karen Read gestures to supporters after she was found not guilty of second-degree murder on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, in Dedham, Mass. Josh Reynolds / AP ...

Karen Read wept and the crowd outside burst into cheers after a jury cleared the 45-year-old of every count against her except for one — drunken driving — in a grueling retrial for the … ...

MANCHESTER, N.H. — A large crowd of Karen Read supporters celebrated Wednesday afternoon after she was acquitted of second-degree murder and other charges in connection with the death of Boston ...

Karen Read’s throngs of well-wishers have adopted a special, silent hand gesture to show their support for the Massachusetts woman who had been charged with the murder of her Boston cop boyfriend.

Local law enforcement weighs in on Karen Read verdict The API failed to deliver the resource. Local reaction to Karen Read verdict By Bryant Reed Published: Jun. 18, 2025 at 7:26 PM PDT ...

Lucy, a Karen Read supporter, gathers outside the courthouse at the start of the third day of jury deliberations in Read's trial at Norfolk Superior Court, Wednesday, June 18, 2025, in Dedham, Mass.

Karen sold her house, lost her job, and cashed out her retirement to fund her defense. “We went into debt. But she refused to take a plea for something she didn’t do,” her father said.