June 19, 2025 12:29 am IST
The gamblers reached a decision in the case of Karen Reid’s murder. Reid has been accused of killing her lover, Boston Police Officer John O’cafe.
Gamblers in the murder case Karen Reid Arrived at a decision on Wednesday. Reid has been accused of being severely striking with his lover, Boston police officer John O’cafe with his SUV and left to die in snow outside a house party, where other police officers were drinking in 2022. He has been accused of killing a second degree, leaving a mangeloper and scene. If the most serious is convicted on the charge, she faces life in jail.
On June 13, the gamblers started consulting both sides after a week of testifying. Reid’s defense claimed that her then lover was beaten, bitten by a dog, and left outside the house. He further said that there is a conspiracy by the police against the 45 -year -old orchestrated which included planting evidence.
Massachusetts judge Beverly Canon on Wednesday called both sides to update some confusion. First, the jury told a court official that he had a decision in the case. “Shortly after, he knocked again and said he had no decision,” Canon said.
However, it was later revealed that the jury had actually reached a decision. The cannon said that the jury had handed over a slip to the court officer which has now been sealed.
“We have no decision because, as we all know, there is no decision until it is announced and recorded in an open court,” Canon said.
The judge also said that she would keep everyone in court for the remaining day.
What are the faces reading allegations?
Read many allegations, the most serious is the second degree murder. If convicted, he would have been sentenced to maximum life in jail. She also faces a man’s allegation while operating a motor vehicle under the influence, which leads to a maximum of 20 years.
He is also accused of involuntary mangelopter, which takes up to a maximum of 20 years; Motor vehicle homeoid, which carries a maximum of 15 years; Also working under influence and died leaving an accident scene. They carry maximum sentences of 2 1/2 and 15 years respectively.
(With input from AP)
