Judge Beverly Cannone abruptly ended last week's hearing citing a "grave concern" that the defense attorneys misrepresented two experts in the first trial.

"Clearly the ARCCA witnesses were expecting to get paid," Judge Beverly Cannone said, expressing concern over a possibly concealed financial arrangement with expert witnesses.

Sources tell Boston 25 that prosecutor Hank Brennan plans to announce during the hearing that the federal investigation into the Read case is over.

An attorney for Karen Read admitted she paid a nearly $24,000 bill from two experts hired by the federal government, but said it came "out of the blue."

One week after Judge Beverly Cannone in Karen Read’s case said she had ‘grave concern’ over new information provided by prosecutors, Read was back in the courtroom Tuesday for another pre-trial hearing.

The judge overseeing Karen Read’s case advised her lawyers to come ready to address allegations about their handling of experts from ARCCA.

Here's what to know before Tuesday's Karen Read hearing that could have "profound effects" on the defense, according to the judge.

Special prosecutor Hank Brennan has suggested Read’s lawyers may have misrepresented their relationship with two expert witnesses. The defense is expected to address those allegations Tuesday. The post Livestream: Karen Read hearing resumes after judge’s ‘grave concern’ comment appeared first on Boston.