Paul O'Keefe said his family didn't want to interfere with the prosecution of Read, who is accused of second-degree murder.

The juror allegedly said they were “uncomfortable” with how the trial ended, describing the last day of deliberations as a “whirlwind.” The post Karen Read’s lawyers say another juror confirmed a unanimous ‘not guilty’ on murder charge appeared first on Boston.

Karen Read's lawyers argued that jurors were unanimously opposed to some of the charges against her — including murder — and that retrying those charges would be double jeopardy.

Paul O'Keefe sat through all 29 days of testimony and five days of jury deliberations and says he was disappointed when the trial ended on Monday in a hung jury.

Karen Read's defense team says it has spoken to another juror who confirms that there was a unanimous agreement that Read should have been acquitted on two of the charges in the trial that ended with a hung jury.

The order was issued hours after Read's defense filed a motion to dismiss some charges, citing alleged information from members of the jury.

Defense lawyers for Karen Read say jurors unanimously concluded she was not guilty of murder or leaving the scene of a deadly accident, and were deadlocked on the remaining manslaughter charge before