Karen Read's trial in Massachusetts resumed Friday with more cross-examination of key witness Jennifer McCabe.

Jackson pressed McCabe on her testimony from the first trial about the last time she saw Read’s SUV and when she noticed it was gone. McCabe said she could not remember the specific times. “At a bare minimum, you were at the door looking out the window ... four times, correct?” Jackson asked.

Karen Read’s lawyers contend she was framed in a vast conspiracy, and they claim Jennifer McCabe was in on it.

The second week of Karen Read's trial has concluded following testimony from key witness Jennifer McCabe, forensic scientist Hannah Knowles and digital intelligence expert Ian Whiffin

Prosecutors allege Karen Read struck her boyfriend, John O'Keefe, with her Lexus SUV outside of a get-together at another officer's home and left him to die.

The key witness in the Karen Read murder trial faced pointed questioning from defense attorney Alan Jackson, on what was her third day of testimony.

Karen Read, 45, lashed out at the witness, Jennifer McCabe, soon after her former friend took the stand for a second day on Wednesday to recall the chaotic moment they found John O’Keefe’s frozen

This episode features the testimony of a key prosecution witness, Jennifer McCabe, recounting her experience at the Fairview house the night O'Keefe died.

As Jackson questioned McCabe over the texts, he suggested that she and her family were “coordinating” their stories and conducting “damage control” after O’Keefe was found dead.

McCabe was questioned about her recollection of the hours leading up to the death of Read’s boyfriend John O’Keefe and the moment his body was found lying in the snow.

Digital forensics expert Jessica Hyde weighed in on Jennifer McCabe's “hos long to die in cold” search Wednesday in Karen Read's retrial.