In this episode of “Canton Confidential,” Ronald Estanislao, a juror in Karen Read’s first trial, reveals his thoughts on her claim, now with the Supreme Court, that two charges against her should be dropped because the jury was ready to acquit her on those charges. He also shares his thoughts on another former member of the jury joining Read’s defense team for her pending retrial.
Plus, we get the latest on jury selection and demonstrators’ federal lawsuit over the protest buffer zone, and experts weigh in on the Canton police audit and Read’s chances with that Supreme Court appeal.
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