20-Second Delay in Text Message Could Decide Karen Read's Fate in Murder Retrial

Karen Read Murder Retrial: Digital Evidence Takes Center Stage The retrial of Karen Read, accused of second-degree murder in the death of Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe, took a significant turn with testimony from Digital Forensic Analyst Shanon Burgess. Burgess presented evidence focusing on a key text message, highlighting a 20-second delay that could be crucial to the case. The trial is taking place in [Location - needs to be added], and the atmosphere is tense as both the prosecution and defense await the impact of this new evidence. "The 20-second delay is significant," Burgess stated in court. "It suggests a potential alteration or manipulation of the message's timestamp." This digital evidence adds another layer to the already complex case. Previous testimonies have focused on [mention other key evidence or testimonies]. The prosecution is expected to use this new evidence to strengthen their case against Read. The defense, however, will likely challenge the interpretation of the digital evidence. The trial continues, and the outcome remains uncertain. The case highlights the increasing importance of digital forensics in modern criminal investigations.