Fourth Juror Affirms Karen Read's Acquittal on Murder Charges
Defense argues mistrial was mishandled as jurors unanimously agreed on not guilty verdicts for two counts.
- Juror D confirms the jury's unanimous decision to acquit Karen Read of second-degree murder and leaving the scene charges.
- Defense attorney Alan Jackson claims the mistrial was declared without the jury's full verdict being considered.
- Jurors were confused about whether they could report partial verdicts, leading to discomfort with the mistrial outcome.
- The Norfolk County District Attorney plans to retry the case despite defense arguments of double jeopardy.
- Karen Read faces allegations of running over her boyfriend, John O'Keefe, while intoxicated, but her defense claims she was framed.