Karen Read trial verdict watch: Where to watch the Karen Read trial today
It's a trial that has mesmerized not just the state of Massachusetts, but the entire nation.
The Karen Read trial has been the subject of discussions all around the United States, not mention being the center of a documentary on the Investigation Discovery Channel called, "A Body in the Snow: The Trial of Karen Read."
The jury deliberated the case for a full day on Monday, and again on Tuesday, but have not yet reached a verdict.
Do you want to watch what happens?
Here's how.
To stream the case, people can watch the trial on CourtTV, on Crime Junkie Jury on YouTube or NBC10 Boston's YouTube page.
People can also watch the trial on NBC Boston and CBS News Boston.
The 12-person panel had not yet reached a verdict after deliberating for more than 15 hours on Tuesday, June 17.
There's no specific time that a verdict is expected in this trial, according to reports, which noted that legal analysts predict a verdict could come within an hour of the jury reaching a decision.
Jury deliberations lasted five days in the first trial before a mistrial was declared.
Read, a Canton, MA resident, is facing a second trial on charges of manslaughter while under the influence, fleeing the scene of a deadly accident and second-degree murder in relation to her former boyfriend, and Boston Police Department Officer John O'Keefe.
Prosecutors accuse Read of backing into O'Keefe with her Lexus SUV and leaving him to die in the snow after a night out drinking in 2022.
Read's defense claims police officers in the house beat O'Keefe, threw his body out in the snow and purposely bungled the investigation as part of a cover-up.
O'Keefe's body was found in Canton outside the house of another law enforcement officer.
Advocates of Read's innocence have protested the trial, because of the alleged cover-up.
Read's first trial ended with a hung jury last summer.
CourtTV has been covering the case against Read and the investigation surrounding Read's alleged crime since early 2022.
USA Today Network reporter Rin Velasco contributed to this report.
USA Today reporters Christopher Cann and N'dea Yancey-Bragg also contributed to this article.
This article originally appeared on The Patriot Ledger: Karen Read trial live: Where to watch the Karen Read trial
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