Questions raised by the legal team defending the woman accused of killing her boyfriend last year are reverberating in Canton, Massachusetts, ahead of her next court date.
and that others were involved in the death.
After she spoke, a town official read a statement that had been prepared and which was released the next day: Among the allegations that Read's lawyers brought in court motions April 12 are that newly uncovered records from someone else's cellphone suggest they had searched the phrase,"Ho[w] long to die in cold," on Google hours before 911 was called to report O'Keefe was found in the snow.
"This evidence unequivocally exonerates Karen," lawyers Alan Jackson and David R. Yannetti said in a statement, because it establishes that other people"were aware that John was dying in the snow before Karen even knew he was missing."
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