A juror on the Karen Read murder trial who went into deliberations leaning toward a guilty verdict spoke out Friday and explained why her mind was changed.

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We couldn’t prove there was a collision and she was responsible for John’s death,” juror Paula Prado said. “The Commonwealth ...

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One juror told local news stations that at first, she thought Karen Read was guilty of manslaughter, but her opinion changed ...

"Keanu and I were — I wouldn’t say sidelined, but our opinion was heard and not really ... we saw a cool location yesterday which totally changed the second act. We rewrote the whole thing.

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