The Karen Read Murder Trial: Canton Confidential

We take a look back at what happened in court from Tuesday, May 28, which included discussion of discarded phones and butt dials, Karen Read's blood alcohol level, and testimony from John O'Keefe's niece and nephew.

Katherine Loftus joins NBC10 Boston’s Glenn Jones to discuss testimony in the Karen Read murder trial, including what we heard from doctors and a forensic toxicologist about the amount of alcohol in Read’s system the morning of John O’Keefe’s death, her thoughts on Brian Higgins' disposal of his cell phone, and more.

In the only day of court this week, we heard testimony about Karen Read's reported blood-alcohol level on the day of John O'Keefe's death, and defense attorneys continued to grill ATF Agent Brian Higgins over his phone records.

Brian Higgins, who was at 34 Fairview Road the night before John O'Keefe's body was found outside, answered questions Friday about flirtatious texts with O'Keefe's girlfriend, Karen Read, at her murder trial.

With a day off from court, we review the stories told by Jen McCabe and Kerry Roberts. Plus, who is Brian Higgins and what can we expect when he takes the stand? And the blogger known as Turtleboy was in court for his own case - what happened there?

Attorneys for Karen Read wrapped up their cross-examination of Jennifer McCabe, pointing to a phone extraction showing she searched "Hos long to die in cold" hours before John O'Keefe's body was found.

Jennifer McCabe returned to the stand in the murder trial against Karen Read, with the defense questioning her for more than three hours about the circumstances surrounding the death of John O'Keefe.

The fourth week of testimony in the murder trial against Karen Read begins Tuesday when witness Jennifer McCabe returns to the stand.

Testifying Friday, key witness Jennifer McCabe said she Googled how long it takes to die in the cold at the request of Karen Read after they found John O'Keefe's body, not at 2:27 a.m. as the defense has argued.

Colin Albert answered questions from Karen Read's defense team, including about being a ringbearer at the wedding of trooper Michael Proctor's sister and a photo of his injured knuckles.