John O'Keefe's Family Drops Motion to Prevent Karen Read From Getting Cell Phones Back

In wrongful death lawsuit, O’Keefe attorney apologizes to Karen Read for misinterpreting ‘I’m dead’ quote

BOSTON — An attorney for the O’Keefe family has apologized in court for misinterpreting a remark he believed Karen Read made to Aidan Kearney, also known as "Turtleboy," saying she never said, “I’m dead. I’m (expletive) dead.”

John O'Keefe's family drops motion to prevent Karen Read from getting cell phones back

The family of John O'Keefe has dropped its motion to prevent Karen Read from getting her two cell phones back.

O'Keefe family withdraws motion about Karen Read's phones

Karen Read's legal defense appeared to notch another win on Friday when the O'Keefe family's attorney withdrew a motion regarding her phones and apologized in open court for misinterpreting her words.

Karen Read, John O’Keefe’s family appear in court as phone battle continues

The O'Keefe family is withdrawing a motion to prevent the release of Read's iPhones after a misinterpretation of alleged incriminating evidence.

O'Keefe Attorney Apologizes For Misquoting Karen Read In Court

Marc Diller, who represents the O’Keefe family in their civil suit against Karen Read, apologized for misquoting her in a recent motion. (3/6/26)

O’Keefe attorney apologizes to Karen Read for misinterpreting ‘I’m dead’ quote

An attorney for the O’Keefe family has apologized in court for misinterpreting a remark he believed Karen Read made to Turtleboy, saying she never said, “I’m dead. I’m (expletive) dead.” “I also want to acknowledge to this court and to Ms. Read that I was mistaken when I interpreted her words to say, ‘I’m dead, I’m (expletive) dead,’” Attorney Marc Diller told a judge during a hearing in the O’Keefes’ wrongful death lawsuit against Read. Diller …