Sandra Birchmore case — Matthew Farwell trial: Commonwealth Confidential

After a busy day in the Karen Read case, we break down what Jennifer McCabe had to say about finding John O'Keefe mortally wounded in the snow, the defense calling into question the reliability of the prosecution's phone analysis expert and Judge Cannone allowing the defense's ARCCA experts to testify despite finding they violated her orders.

Our legal analysts for all this are attorneys Peter Tragos, of the "Lawyer You Know" YouTube channel, and Peter Elikann as well as our own courtroom insider, Sue O'Connell. Plus, we answer more of your questions. You can watch the TV version of this episode — and all the others, as

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Cellphone data took center stage in the Karen Read trial Monday, with new evidence on phone temperature described alongside timing of the "Hos long to die in cold" search. Later, a hearing over the defense's key crash reconstruction experts, from the firm ARCCA, was held.

We have reaction and legal analysis to all that from the day in court, plus what it means that the Supreme Court denied Karen Read's appeal. You can watch the TV version of this episode — and all the others, as

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The jury in the Karen Read retrial got an up-close look at the Canton home where John O'Keefe was found mortally wounded — though Read didn't go along for the trip. A juror from the first trial explains what it was like going on the visit, known as a jury view, and in court, a paramedic who was at the home the morning of O'Keefe's death testifies. 

Plus, we'll get an update on Read's Supreme Court appeal and analyze the first comments from Assistant District Attorney Adam Lally in the retrial.  You can watch the TV version of this episode — and all the others, as

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Legal experts, including a retired judge, help break down the new prosecution and defense legal strategies in the Karen Read retrial. Plus, we recap the closer look we got at Read's relationship with John O'Keefe in the lead-up to his death before court ended unexpectedly early on Thursday and preview the stakes in the upcoming voir dire hearing of the ARCCA crash reconstruction experts. You can watch the TV version of this episode — and all the others, as

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John O'Keefe's grieving mother took the stand in the case against his accused killer, Karen Read. We break down her testimony and hear from Karen Read's father outside of court.

Plus, legal analysis on defense attorney Alan Jackson's challenge to witness Kerry Roberts during cross-examination and a deep look at the end of the Canton police chief's time leading the department. You can watch the TV version of this episode — and all the others, as

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The second murder trial of Karen Read opened Tuesday after months of legal wrangling, with two new lawyers making the arguments over whether Read killed John O'Keefe in Canton three years ago.

Our team, inside court and outside, shares what's been different so far this year, and our legal experts share what stood out when Hank Brennan and Alan Jackson made opening statements, as well as the questioning of the first witness. You can watch the TV version of this episode — and all the others, as

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On the eve of opening statements in the Karen Read murder retrial, we take a step back and recap the entire case as well as the defense's candidates for third-party culprits. Plus, get instant analysis from NBC10 Boston legal analyst Michael Coyne, who shares what to expect from the retrial, and Ronald Estanislao, a juror in the first trial. You can watch the TV version of this episode — and all the others, as

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In the final hearing before opening statements begin for Karen Read's second murder trial, a flurry of outstanding motions were heard by Judge Beverly Cannone as both sides made their final preparations. Read says she has "no choice but to be ready."

We recap a clash in court over crash reconstruction experts and when blogger Aidan "Turtleboy" Kearney can attend court. Chief legal analyst Michael Coyne and defense attorney Morjieta Derisier weigh in on what happened and answer your questions. You can watch the TV version of this episode — and all the others, as

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Jury selection for the Karen Read retrial is complete, after 10 days — twice as long as it took in the first trial. Here's what she said after court, with opening statements on the horizon.

Plus, we ask legal analyst Peter Tragos and NBC10 courtroom insider Sue O'Connell what they think will be different this time around. You can watch the TV version of this episode — and all the others, as

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There was speculation that opening statements in Karen Read's retrial would begin Tuesday, but the day now holds more jury selection in store after Monday began and ended with the number of seated jurors at 16.

We recap the latest day of jury selection — more than 500 people have now been screened — and ask legal expert Michael Coyne some of the questions you've been emailing us. Plus, what might the impact be of prosecutors using more of Read's words against her in the second trial?

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