Defence attorneys for a woman accused of leaving her Boston police officer boyfriend for dead in a snowbank grilled the lead investigator Wednesday about a series of offensive and inappropriate texts he wrote about the suspect during the investigation.
Mass State Police Trooper Michael Proctor listens on the witness stand during the Karen Read murder trial, Wednesday, June 12, 2024, in Norfolk Super Court in Dedham, Mass. Read is facing charges, including second degree murder, in the 2022 death of her boyfriend Boston Officer John O’Keefe.
Proctor responded that his text comments were based on what investigators had found that first day, including O'Keefe's injuries, a shoe and pieces of clear and red plastic. Prosecutors argue that the pieces are from a broken taillight on Read's SUV that they argue was damaged when she hit O'Keefe. The defence team jumped on the exchanges, including one where Proctor wrote that he hated one of Read's attorneys. They also noted a text in which Proctor joked to his supervisors about not finding nude photos when he was going through Read's phone.
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