Karen Read's Second Murder Trial Begins with Allegations of Bias and Cover-Up
As jury selection concludes, Read continues to assert claims of law enforcement misconduct and questions the fairness of her prosecution.
- Karen Read faces a retrial on charges including second-degree murder, with opening statements expected to begin next week.
- Read maintains her innocence, alleging a cover-up involving law enforcement agencies and highlighting investigative misconduct.
- Lead investigator Michael Proctor was dismissed after unprofessional and derogatory messages about Read were revealed during the first trial.
- Read draws parallels between her case and the O.J. Simpson trial, citing concerns about biased investigations in both instances.
- Special prosecutor Hank Brennan's approach and language have been criticized by Read, who questions her ability to receive a fair trial.