Karen Read and her LA-based defense attorney Alan Jackson aren’t parting ways just yet. The two, fresh off an OUI verdict, are set to release new details in the blockbuster murder case as part ...

Get ready to hear more about the Karen Read case. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Read and her attorney, Alan Jackson, are partnering with LBI Productions to work on a scripted project based ...

On the heels of Karen Read ‘s headline-making murder charge acquittal, LBI Productions is partnering with Read and her lead defense attorney, Alan Jackson, to develop a scripted project ...

The jury foreman in the Karen Read retrial is calling on the FBI to rip open the case and start from scratch.

Karen Read's attorneys revealed over the weekend the turning point at trial that they believe tanked special prosecutor Hank Brennan's credibility in front of the jury.

Crime Karen Read special prosecutor Hank Brennan breaks silence on verdict “I am disappointed in the verdict and the fact that we could not achieve justice for John O'Keefe and his family ...

Obituary: Karen L. Olson PORTLAND - Karen L. Olson, MD, of Portland, passed away peacefully at home in the loving arms of her family on ...

After the verdict, Karen Read addressed supporters in front of the courthouse After nearly four years and two trials, Karen Read was found not guilty of second-degree murder in the 2022 death of ...

Karen Read's vindication in murder trial could turn into mid-to-high six-figure publishing payday Publishing experts say her high-profile acquittal could lead to a six-figure book deal and ...

Karen Read left the Norfolk County Superior Court a free woman, but the former financial analyst who has spent more than three years as a murder suspect still faces a civil lawsuit over John O ...

Karen Read Trial: Witnesses Accused of Conspiracy Break Silence on Claims They're "Murderers" Five key witnesses in Karen Read’s murder trial spoke out after she was acquitted of second-degree ...

A deliberating juror in the Karen Read murder trial is speaking out about the jury's finding that Read was not guilty of second-degree murder.