A federal investigation into Karen Reed's murder has been shut down, prosecutors confirmed Tuesday.
The federal government was investigating the circumstances surrounding the murder of Reed's boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe in 2022, but it's unclear what they were seeing.
News that a federal investigation that may be considering possible police concealment has been shut down appeared at Read's ongoing murder hearing in Dedham, Massachusetts.
“There are no more federal investigations into the investigation into John O'Keefe's death or related issues,” Special Counsel Hank Brennan said. According to a report from CBS News. “It's closed. It's finished.”
Brennan made the announcement as he asked Judge Beverly Canone to issue a gag order governing Reid's attorney as he pushed law enforcement allegations.
Last week, sources said NBC10 Boston The federal lawsuit has ended and no charges were filed against law enforcement.
Next month, after her first trial, she read Faces Recrial after her police boyfriend O'Keefe died after her first trial, and then she read Faces Recrial after she was mowed and then she ended up with the judges.
Her lawyers have always argued that she is a Patsy, allegedly expansive cover-up by law enforcement officials who actually blame O'Keefe's murder.
Brennan blows up Reid's lawyers for public comments against prosecutors and other officials.
“All of these lawyers, all of them should have a gag order,” Brennan said.
Former trooper Michael Proctor admitted that while investigating her, he admitted to texting the bud numerous comments of inappropriate comments about the reading. He has been suspended since without pay.
Read's side held other messages and other messages by Proctor, as an example of how the probe to her rotten from the start.
She is accused of supporting O'Keefe in a Lexus SUV after the pair was drinking. She then leaves him outside his cop's partner's house and dies when a snowstorm comes, prosecutors said.
She pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and manslaughter in the January 2022 murder.
