Jury selection has begun in the retrial of Karen Read, less than a year after a judge declared a mistrial on charges that she was responsible for the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend.

The state’s top court has ruled Karen Read can be retried on all three charges in the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend.

Karen Read’s lawyers have filed an appeal with the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court challenging a judge’s decision not to dismiss two of three charges against her.

Karen Read says in an interview that her long-running murder case has left her “purgatory” and ”stressed every day."

Prosecutors and defense attorneys in the Karen Read case have returned to court focused on jury deliberations that led to a mistrial on charges that she killed her police officer boyfriend.

Karen Read has made a brief court appearance to set dates going forward for the high-profile murder case against her.

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 a mistrial was declared.

The woman charged with killing her Boston police officer boyfriend had dated him briefly when they were in their 20s, and they reconnected during the pandemic.

Prosecutors in Massachusetts say they plan to retry Karen Read for the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend.

The fate of Karen Read is now in the hands of jurors.