Jurors set to decide what happened to Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe before his body was found in a snowbank outside the Canton, Massachusetts home of another cop during a blizzard. Was he struck by Read's car or was she a patsy framed by police?

Lawyers in the second murder trial of Karen Read are set to give their closing arguments after weeks of testimony.

The jury in Karen Read’s retrial could get the case by the end of this week after the defense’s last witness took the stand Tuesday.

Karen Read is charged with charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter and leaving the scene in the 2022 death of John O'Keefe.

Without the jury in the room, prosecutors and Read’s defense will convene for a charge conference starting at 10 a.m. — the final time lawyers will be able to argue procedural issues before delivering their closing arguments. At the conference, lawyers for both sides will present their proposed jury instructions to Judge Beverly Cannone.

Shortly after her lawyers played video that appeared to show the late John O’Keefe and ATF Agent Brian Higgins gesturing aggressively at one another in a bar in Canton, Massachusetts, Karen Read told reporters she wasn’t paying attention to the interaction.