Judge Extends Jury List Sealing in Karen Read Case Amid Safety Concerns
Juror's affidavit citing fear of harm leads to indefinite impoundment as legal battles continue
- Judge Beverly Cannone indefinitely extends the impoundment of the jury list in Karen Read's trial due to safety concerns.
- A juror expressed fear for their safety after learning of witness intimidation charges related to the case.
- Karen Read's trial ended in a mistrial on July 1, with jurors deadlocked after five days of deliberation.
- Five jurors have now stated they unanimously voted to acquit Read of murder and leaving the scene charges.
- Prosecutors plan to retry Read, with a status conference scheduled for July 22.