Read's Lawyer Clarifies Phone Statement in O'Keefe Case
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In a recent court hearing, Karen Read, acquitted of killing Boston police officer John OKeefe, faced her familys wrongful death lawsuit. Both sides agreed on accessing information from her phones. Marc Diller, OKeefes family lawyer, admitted misinterpreting Reads statement about incriminating phone content. Reads lawyers argued Diller twisted her words, claiming she was frustrated with blogger Aidan Kearney, who supports her innocence and faces witness harassment charges. The case stems from the 2021 trial where Read was acquitted of murder but found guilty of a misdemeanor drunken driving charge. The next civil suit hearing is set for March 31st, with no trial date yet. Read also has a federal lawsuit against involved troopers and witnesses.
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