
Juror Reveals Shocking Impact of Text Messages in Karen Read Trial
Juror's Testimony Reveals Impact of Text Messages in Karen Read Trial The first trial of Karen Read concluded recently, and the case continues to generate significant public interest. A recent interview with a juror on NBC10 Boston’s Canton Confidential offers a unique insight into the jury’s deliberations. The juror, Ronald Estanislao, revealed that Michael Proctor’s text messages played a pivotal role in their decision-making process. "When you think back to when you heard those text messages read by Michael Proctor in the first trial," asked Glenn Jones, co-host of Canton Confidential. "Your shock level from one to five was what?" Estanislao responded, "Over six." He further explained that the texts revealed more about the character of those involved than anything else in the case. The messages, described as derogatory, significantly impacted the jury's assessment of credibility. This unexpected revelation from a juror underscores the profound influence of seemingly minor details in high-stakes legal proceedings. The case highlights the importance of every piece of evidence in a trial and the complex considerations jurors face when reaching a verdict.