Massachusetts Woman Claims Law Enforcement Conspiracy in Boyfriend’s Death: Defense Calls Family Relationships into Question

DEDHAM, Mass. – A hearing is currently taking place in the case of Karen Read, a Massachusetts woman who is facing charges related to the death of her boyfriend outside a Canton home. Read stands accused of using her vehicle to strike John O’Keefe, a Boston police officer, following a night of drinking on January 29, 2022. Skeptical of the official narrative, Read’s defense attorney alleges a conspiracy within law enforcement to shield the true culprits responsible for O’Keefe’s demise. During the hearing, Read’s defense attorney advocated for access to communications between individuals involved in … Read more

Murder Suspect Seeks Defense Attorney Amidst Controversial Stabbing Case

La Crosse, Wisconsin – The suspect in a fatal stabbing that occurred last month in La Crosse has been granted additional time to secure legal representation. Bryant Q. Smith, who has been charged with first-degree murder, appeared in court without an attorney on Thursday. Smith informed Judge Elliott Levine that he had contacted over 100 different lawyers in search of representation for the charges related to the stabbing death of Timothy “T.J.” Salis at a Stokke Tower apartment on December 5th. According to the police, it has been reported that both Smith and Salis were … Read more

Prosecutors Demand Trump’s Decision on Advice-of-Counsel Defense Ahead of Hush-Money Trial

New York – Prosecutors in the hush-money case involving former President Donald Trump have requested that he disclose by February 12 whether he plans to mount an advice-of-counsel defense during his trial. Under this defense, Trump would argue that he cannot be held responsible for allegedly falsifying business documents to conceal a hush-money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels in 2016, as he was acting on legal advice. In response, Trump’s lawyers have argued that New York law does not require him to reveal his defense strategy before the trial. The prosecutors have asked … Read more