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Turtleboy reacts to Karen Read verdict: 'I have dreamed about this day for so long'
Aidan "Turtleboy" Kearney, the Holden man whose online coverage helped draw national attention to the Karen Read murder case, ...
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Karen Read Trial 'Turtleboy' Blogger Says He's Overjoyed by Jury Verdict
Aiden Kearney, the citizen journalist intensely focused on the Karen Read retrial, says he was ecstatic when he heard "not ...
Blogger known as ‘Turtleboy’ found not guilty of violating restraining order while covering Karen Read case
Those charges never should have been brought forward,” Aidan Kearney said Tuesday outside Norfolk Superior Court, where he ...
Karen Read not guilty of murder at second trial, gets slap on the wrist for drunk driving after yearslong legal battle
Read, accused of leaving John O’Keefe to die in a 2022 snowstorm after hitting him with her car, was acquitted of both second ...
Was the Karen Read verdict a shock? Here’s what 1,500 readers said.
When we asked Boston.com readers to weigh in on the verdict, more than 1,500 responded. The vast majority — 1,310 readers, or ...
Karen Read trial: Jury list impounded by judge
At least one juror was identified on social media following Read’s first trial, despite Cannone impounding the list, she ...
Judge impounds jury list in Karen Read retrial after her acquittal on major charges
Judge Beverly Cannone said the Read case continues to draw "daily, divisive attention" and jurors could face "a real and ...
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There’s a simple way to watch new Karen Read 20/20 special for free
Karen Read has been found not guilty of murder, with ABC dropping a new 20/20 on the true crime case that you can watch for free right now.
Karen Read jury foreman breaks silence: Cost, ‘shoddy’ police work, ‘no justice’ for victim
Juror #1, the foreman in the Karen Read retrial, told the Herald there was no “a-ha moment” in the grueling case that he said ...
Photo scroll: Here’s what the scene has been like outside the courthouse as crowds await Karen Read verdict
Throngs of pink-clad Read supporters, often seen holding up the ASL sign for "I Love You," have congregated outside Norfolk Superior Court.