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Here are comments from Prosectuor Robert Cosgrove after today's confounding hearing related to Cosgrove's failed attempt to obtained court approval for a search of Karen Read's phones (seized in January, 2024). I asked Cosgrove about Karen's possessory interest in the phone.

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Here is the full press conference from after Wednesday's Aidan TurtleBoy Kearney and Karen Read hearing. Karen's attorney, Steve Boozang, and Aidan's lawyer, Tim Bradl, took questions about Karen's phones. Then Attorney Bradl and I cordially discussed Lindsey Gaetani's phone and the relevant sections of the Massachusetts clawback rules for discovery provided in error, after Mr. Bradl invited me to ask him a question at the end of the presser (this is the first time such a thing has happened). Mr. Bradl seemed very concerned with the private information on Karen's phone being disclosed, so I just wanted to make sure he also cared about Lindsey's data in the same way. We reached a bit of a stalemate on that issue, but we had a good chat about the Diaz case. Attorney Bradl also had no comment regarding a new criminal complaint Kearney is facing in New Jersey, despite repeated questions from WCVB. As to the day's proceedings before Judge Krupp, there was no immediate decision rendered regarding Karen's request to prevent the search of two of her cellphones that were seized in January of 2024. The issue will come down to whether the original seizure warrant justifies a 500+ day delay before the state moved to search Karen's phones. The most recent case on point, Diaz from 2025, deals with a delay between a phone seized without a warrant and then a subsequent attempt to obtain a search warrant. Mr. Bradl also moved to stay Kearney's ongoing criminal cases until a new special prosectuor is assigned. That oral motion was denied, but Special Prosectuor Robert Cosgrove did inform the court that an answer as to who will take over Kearney's cases involving Lindsey Gaetani, is expected in the coming weeks. The state's Attorney General, Cosgrove announced, may well be making an appearance regarding only the prosecution of Gaetani's cases related to Kearney (Kearney faces charges from 2023 related to witnesses from the John O'Keefe and Karen Read trial, and Kearney faces 2024 charges related to alleged illegal interception of an orall communication, and witness intimidation, involving Gaetani). Bradl's motion to disqualify Cosgrove from the 2023 cases is expected to be heard on December 5, 2025 in Norfolk Superior Court. A decision on Karen's motion to prevent the search of her phones, in the content of an open 2025 investigation into Kearney that Judge Krupp said was "in the pre-trial process," is expected before that December court date.

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