Karen Read Requests Return of Lexus, Cell Phone After Murder Trial

Karen Read files formal request asking for Lexus, phone back

DEDHAM, Mass. (Court TV) — One month after she was acquitted of murdering her boyfriend, Karen Read is asking prosecutors to return the alleged weapon in her case. A photo of Karen Read’s Lexus SUV was submitted into evidence during her trial. (Norfolk Superior Court) A jury found Read not guilty of hitting her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe, with her Lexus SUV and leaving him to die in the snow; she was convicted of drinking and …

Karen Read requests return of Lexus, cell phone after murder trial

Karen Read filed a motion Monday to have her personal property returned after being found not guilty of murder in the death of her Boston police officer ex-boyfriend.

Karen Read looking to get her Lexus, cell phone back following end of trial - Boston News, Weather, Sports

Karen Read is requesting the return of evidence used in her high-profile trials, including her Lexus SUV and her cell phone that was used for call records and digital evidence. Read filed in court documents that her attorney tried to negotiate to have those items returned last month but has not heard back. She says she wants them both back immediately. Read was acquitted of charged that she’d intentionally hit her boyfriend, John O’Keefe, a Bost…

Karen Read wants her Lexus that was at the center of her murder trial back

Karen Read’s Lexus played a central role in the prosecution’s case, which hinged on the theory that she backed into cop boyfriend John O’Keefe, shattering a taillight

Karen Read files request to have car, phone returned to her

In new documents filed in Norfolk County Superior Court on Monday, Karen Read is asking for her personal belongings back.

Lawyers working in ‘unique situation’ as federal court extends Karen Read evidence order

Norfolk County prosecutors got a brief reprieve from a federal court order requiring them to return or destroy all materials released by federal authorities in the Karen Read case, but are still working against the clock as defense attorneys fight for access to the material.The order initially required the district attorney’s office to return or destroy the material by July 18. But federal prosecutors intervened, and a judge extended the order f…