The town of Canton, Massachusetts, has formally disciplined Detective Kevin Albert following an investigation into his actions during a night of drinking with Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor in 2022. The allegations emerged during the Karen Read trial, in which Proctor served as the lead investigator. Despite the decision to discipline Albert, the exact nature of his punishment remains undisclosed due to ongoing investigations.

Canton Police Chief Helena Rafferty stated that the investigative report into Albert's conduct is being withheld as it involves “ongoing investigations by other agencies.” Additionally, the disciplinary decision, made in a Select Board executive session, is classified as a personnel record, further limiting its disclosure.

Albert's connection to the case has drawn significant attention, as his brother, Brian Albert, owns the home where Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe was found unresponsive in the snow on January 29, 2022. O'Keefe was the boyfriend of Karen Read, who was later charged with his murder. Read’s defense has argued that she was framed, implicating Proctor, the Albert family, and others in a potential cover-up.

Proctor's testimony in the Read trial revealed text messages between him and Kevin Albert, further complicating the case. The defense raised questions regarding Proctor’s relationship with the Albert family and whether this influenced his handling of the investigation.

The town confirmed that the discipline was decided after an independent investigation and a review by the Select Board, but they declined to share any details. Chris Albert, another of Kevin’s brothers, who serves on the Canton Select Board, recused himself from the decision-making process. The town and police department maintain that the records will be made public when the other ongoing investigations are completed.

This development adds to the controversies surrounding the Karen Read trial, with Proctor currently under investigation and suspended without pay from the Massachusetts State Police. Read’s defense has consistently raised concerns about conflicts of interest, particularly involving the Albert family, and alleged misconduct by investigators during the case.

As the town awaits the conclusion of the various investigations, it remains unclear what the long-term implications of this discipline will be for Kevin Albert and how it may impact the upcoming retrial of Karen Read.

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Karen Read, a 44-year-old woman from Mansfield, Massachusetts, who is accused of second-degree murder in the death of her boyfriend, John O’Keefe, broke her silence in a never-before-seen interview aired on ABC’s *20/20* on Friday. In the interview, Read spoke at length about the night O'Keefe, a Boston police officer, was found dead in a snowbank outside a home in Canton after a night of drinking at two local bars.

Read, whose first trial ended in a mistrial in July, recounted the moment she discovered O'Keefe’s body on the morning of January 29, 2022. “As you come down Fairview, there’s a bit of a decline, and it curves to the left, and my eyes are peeled, and I said, ‘He’s right [expletive] there,’” she told *20/20*.

Read jumped out of the car and found O’Keefe on the ground with injuries, including two black eyes. “His eyes were shut, and he had spots of blood in different areas on his face, and he was still — not stiff, but still,” she said. O’Keefe was not dressed for the blizzard conditions that night, which raised further questions during the trial about the circumstances leading to his death.

The prosecution claims Read and O'Keefe had been fighting and that she struck him with her SUV after leaving a party. "Would you say that you were angry with John that night?" *20/20* host Matt Gutman asked. "Yes," Read admitted. However, the defense argues that O'Keefe was beaten up and dragged outside after an altercation in the basement of fellow officer Brian Albert’s home.

The defense contends that O’Keefe's injuries were inconsistent with being hit by a car. They allege that O’Keefe was beaten and bitten by a dog inside the house before being left outside to die. Read went on to suggest a cover-up involving other officers present at the scene, telling Gutman, “Because he’s dead,” when asked why anyone would want to conceal the truth.

Prosecutors have faced several setbacks during the case, including a mix-up involving surveillance footage and a Massachusetts State Police trooper being suspended after inappropriate text messages surfaced. Despite these issues, the prosecution is moving forward with a retrial set for January 27, 2025. Judge Beverly Cannone recently denied Read’s request to dismiss the second-degree murder charge and another charge, signaling that the case will proceed.

In addition to the criminal charges, O’Keefe’s family has filed a civil lawsuit against Read and the two bars where the couple had been drinking that night. The family argues that Read’s defense has “outrageously created a false narrative” about O’Keefe’s death and seeks damages for both compensatory and punitive losses.

O’Keefe’s cousin, Renay, expressed the family’s grief during the *20/20* interview. “He was lost in this whole circus. And I think none of us want him to be lost. I think that’s the saddest part of this whole situation, that he’s not remembered as who he is and who he was during this whole thing,” she said.

As both sides prepare for the retrial, the case continues to captivate public attention, with many eagerly awaiting the outcome. For now, the legal proceedings are moving forward, and the civil lawsuit will likely follow after the criminal trial concludes.

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Karen Read is set to return to court in January for a retrial, but a new civil case has emerged in the meantime. The family of John O'Keefe has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Karen Read and two bars, C.F. McCarthy's and The Waterfall Bar and Grill. The lawsuit alleges that Read, following a night of heavy drinking, struck O'Keefe with her SUV and left him outside during a snowstorm, leading to his death from hypothermia and blunt force trauma. The family also claims the bars negligently served Read alcohol despite her visible intoxication and allowed her to leave impaired. Additionally, the lawsuit accuses Read of attempting to cover up her actions by fabricating a false narrative. The O'Keefe family is seeking damages for wrongful death, emotional distress, and punitive damages against both Read and the bars involved. Robin Dreeke discusses the case on "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," emphasizing the family's desire for accountability and the broader implications for those involved. He notes that this civil suit could provide a clearer path to justice than the criminal proceedings, especially given its focus on the family's loss rather than criminal intent.

- Karen Read faces a wrongful death lawsuit from John O'Keefe's family, in addition to a pending retrial.
- The lawsuit claims Read hit O'Keefe with her SUV after drinking heavily and left him outside in a snowstorm, leading to his death.
- The bars, C.F. McCarthy's and The Waterfall Bar and Grill, are accused of serving Read alcohol while visibly intoxicated.
- The family accuses Read of attempting to cover up her actions with a false narrative.
- The lawsuit seeks damages for wrongful death, emotional distress, and punitive damages.
- Robin Dreeke discusses the potential outcomes of the lawsuit and its implications for accountability.
- The case highlights the differences between civil and criminal proceedings and the pursuit of justice for the O'Keefe family.

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In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," defense attorney Bob Motta discusses the ongoing legal battles facing Karen Read, including her upcoming criminal retrial in January and the recently filed civil case brought against her by John O'Keefe's family. The conversation explores the potential outcomes of the civil case, such as the possibility of a quick settlement if insurance companies decide to avoid a prolonged legal battle. However, Motta explains that insurance defense lawyers often prefer to drag out cases to maximize their fees, while plaintiff lawyers work on a contingency basis. The civil case includes multiple defendants, each facing different charges, such as dram shop violations for bars and emotional distress claims for Read. Motta highlights the challenges Read might face in funding her defense if her insurance does not cover the case, suggesting a potential reliance on crowdfunding. The podcast concludes with a discussion on the likelihood of the criminal retrial proceeding as planned, given that both sides are prepared and no significant delays are expected.

- Karen Read is facing both a criminal retrial and a civil case filed by John O'Keefe's family.
- The civil case could end quickly with a settlement if insurance companies decide to avoid a lengthy trial.
- Insurance defense lawyers are incentivized to prolong cases, while plaintiff lawyers work on contingency fees.
- Multiple defendants in the civil case face different charges, such as dram shop violations and emotional distress claims.
- Read's financial situation for her defense is uncertain, potentially requiring crowdfunding support.
- The criminal retrial in January is expected to proceed without delays, as both sides are prepared.
- The situation in the town is described as tense and toxic due to the ongoing legal drama.

#KarenRead #JohnOKeefe #CivilCase #LegalStrategy #CriminalRetrial #DramShopLaw #CrowdfundingDefense
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In a recent episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott discusses the upcoming retrial and civil lawsuit against Karen Read, filed by the family of John O'Keefe. The wrongful death suit alleges that Karen Read, after heavy drinking at two bars, struck and killed O'Keefe with her SUV, leaving him outside in freezing conditions, resulting in his death from hypothermia and blunt force trauma. The lawsuit also claims Read and the bars' reckless behavior contributed to the tragedy and that she later fabricated a false narrative to cover up her actions. The O'Keefe family is not seeking a specific monetary amount, leaving it to the court to decide appropriate compensation for their loss. Scott comments on the community's polarized reaction and the aggressive behavior that followed, suggesting the civil suit is a means for the family to find justice and express their grief and anger. The discussion touches on the potential differences between civil and criminal proceedings, noting that while Read was not convicted in the criminal case, the civil suit might have a different outcome, similar to other high-profile cases.

- Shavaun Scott discusses the civil lawsuit and upcoming retrial of Karen Read in the death of John O'Keefe.
- The wrongful death suit alleges Read struck and killed O'Keefe with her SUV after heavy drinking and left him to die.
- The lawsuit also targets two bars, C.F. McCarthy's and The Waterfall Bar and Grill, for over-serving Read despite visible intoxication.
- The O'Keefe family seeks justice and compensation but leaves the amount to the court's discretion.
- Scott comments on the polarized community response and the aggressive behavior following the initial trial.
- The discussion highlights the differences between civil and criminal cases and the potential for different outcomes.
- The conversation explores the emotional and legal ramifications for all parties involved in this complex case.

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In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," defense attorney Bob Motta discusses the upcoming civil case against Karen Read, which is being pursued by the family of John O'Keefe. The civil suit comes in addition to Read's criminal retrial set for January and focuses on dram shop laws and claims of emotional distress due to conspiracy theories allegedly promoted by Read. Motta explains that the timing of the civil suit is likely due to the statute of limitations nearing its end. He highlights that both sides will engage in discovery, which could include depositions potentially impacting the criminal trial if any significant evidence emerges. The discussion also covers the complexities of civil litigation, such as the role of insurance coverage and the potential for delays in the discovery process until after the criminal trial concludes. Motta emphasizes the strategic legal maneuvers both parties might employ and the uncertainties surrounding the outcome of the civil case.

- Karen Read faces both a criminal retrial and a civil case brought by John O'Keefe's family.
- The civil suit involves dram shop laws and allegations of emotional distress caused by conspiracy theories.
- The statute of limitations for the civil suit was nearing its end, prompting its filing.
- Discovery in the civil case, including depositions, could impact the criminal trial if significant evidence is uncovered.
- Civil litigation complexities, including potential delays and insurance coverage issues, are discussed.
- Motta notes the possibility of strategic legal moves, including delaying depositions until after the criminal trial.
- The outcome of the civil case remains uncertain, depending on the legal strategies employed and the evidence presented.

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In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," former felony prosecutor and attorney Eric Faddis joins the discussion on Karen Read's impending civil lawsuit and the potential legal ramifications. The conversation focuses on the civil suit filed by John O'Keefe's family against Karen Read and C.F. McCarthy's Waterfall Bar and Grill, following the mistrial of Read's criminal case. The lawsuit includes claims related to dram shop laws, over-serving patrons, and the emotional distress caused by Read allegedly promoting conspiracy theories that incited public outrage. Faddis explains the complexities of the civil case, including the challenges Read may face if her insurance refuses to cover damages due to her alleged drunk driving. The potential consequences for the bars named in the lawsuit are also discussed, including the possibility of losing liquor licenses or facing increased insurance rates. The episode highlights the intense emotions and public interest surrounding the case, as well as the unusual level of support Read has garnered from her followers.

- Karen Read faces a civil lawsuit filed by John O'Keefe's family alongside her criminal retrial.
- The lawsuit involves dram shop laws and claims of emotional distress due to Read's actions and public statements.
- The civil suit may reveal additional evidence that could impact Read's criminal case.
- Read's auto insurance may not cover damages if it is determined she was drunk driving, complicating her defense strategy.
- C.F. McCarthy's Waterfall Bar and Grill also faces legal and financial repercussions, potentially affecting their operations.
- The public and legal community remain divided on Reed's innocence or guilt, with heightened emotions influencing the case's trajectory.
- The outcome of the civil suit could significantly impact Reed's future and the businesses involved.

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