Karen Read's Defense Accuses Prosecution of Withholding Evidence in O'Keefe Murder Case.

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Defense lawyers for Karen Read, who is charged with the murder of Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe, claimed that the wounds suffered by O'Keefe on the night of his death were from a dog attack, not a fight with his girlfriend. The defense hired a medical examiner who concluded that O'Keefe's arm wounds were from an animal attack, likely from a dog that was present at the home on the night of the alleged murder. The prosecution responded by calling it a "fishing expedition." A motion hearing is slated to happen in Norfolk District Court in Dedham in the murder case against Karen Read.
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