Watch Live: Karen read test frames for tests after unexpected day

The Karen Read attempt Is back to court on Wednesday, one day after the procedure was canceled unexpectedly shortly before a testimony for the day begins because Reading was sick. The cameras were switched off when John O'keeefe's niece was the first witness of the day, but returned when a crime scene technician was standing.

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Read is accused of having hit O'keefe and killed, a police officer in Boston with whom she went out with her SUV and let him die in the snow in the snow in Brian Albert's house in 34 Fairview Road in the snow. Read.

Wednesday marks the 15th day of the testimony. The special prosecutor Hank Brennan has completed the direct exam, while Alan Jackson carried out most of the cross -question for defense.

John O'keefes niece attested

Live updates were not allowed while O'keefes niece, a teenager, said about an hour.

O'keefe took custody of his sister's children when she died of cancer and her father died of a heart attack months later. During the first legal proceedings of Read, which ended with a mistical due to a suspended jury, O'keefe, Teenager naves and nephew said About O'keefe and Reads worsening relationship at the time of his death.

His nephew did not testify on Wednesday.

Karen Read the test recently

The spokeswoman for the court, Jennifer Donahue, announced on Tuesday on Tuesday to start about 20 minutes before the start of the proceedings, and only said that this was due to “inevitable circumstances”. Kristina Rex from WBZ-TV later learned that reading was sick.

Read Read arrived at Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham on Wednesday at 8:40 a.m.

Yuri BukhenikOne of the leading investigators in the case was the last witness when the court ended on Monday.

Bukhenik completed his certificate after three full days. Bukhenik was Cross -person Almost two full days about the collection of evidence, his relationship with Massachusett's State Police Trooper was released Michael ProctorAnd other people who said the defense should have been suspect in this case.