Karen Learn Documentarian Will Not Comply with Her Throughout Her Retrial

The brand new Karen Learn documentary sequence — giving a BTS have a look at her first trial and her preparation for the retrial within the demise of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O’Keefe — is blowing up … however TMZ’s realized they received’t be rolling the cameras for her upcoming retrial.

Director Terry Dunn-Meurer tells TMZ … “Karen approached us with a compelling desire to share her story, and we believe we captured it thoroughly in ‘A Body in the Snow: The Trial of Karen Read.’ While the second trial will undoubtedly introduce new evidence and fresh faces — including a new prosecutor and three additional defense attorneys — the essence of Karen’s story remains the same. Therefore, we currently have no plans to film another documentary covering the same ground.”

The ID crew stopped filming with Karen just a few days after the primary trial wrapped final summer season, catching the aftermath, after which they did follow-ups in August … however none of these included Karen — and that is the extent of it.

The 5-part docuseries has pulled in 6.3M viewers since its March 17 launch — and for good motive. It’s gripping stuff, with Karen letting cameras into her Mansfield, Massachusetts house, answering robust questions, and standing agency that the allegations towards her simply don’t add up.

Prosecutors say Learn obtained right into a drunken combat with O’Keefe in 2022, backed up her SUV, hitting him … and left him to die in a good friend’s snow-covered yard.

However, Learn’s all the time maintained she’s harmless — her crew says she was framed, claiming O’Keefe really obtained right into a brawl along with his fellow cops that night time, and so they simply pinned it on her.

Karen’s first trial resulted in a mistrial final 12 months … the jury was able to acquit her on second-degree homicide and fleeing the scene however obtained caught 9-3 in favor of convicting her on vehicular manslaughter.