The jury in the high-profile Karen Read murder trial has reached 10 people after the third day of selection on Thursday in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts.

I think this is going to be twice what the first trial was, just in terms of magnitude and witnesses,” Karen Read told VF.

Dozens of potential jurors told a Massachusetts judge they already had opinions on the Karen Read-John O'Keefe murder case before arriving in court Tuesday.

Sixteen jurors will ultimately be selected from a pool of some 1,000 candidates. Four of the 16 will serve as alternates.

But defense attorneys for Read say she was framed for O'Keefe's death. Read's first trial in Norfolk Superior Court ended in a mistrial last July 1. Here are five things to know as the trial begins: While Karen Read will be allowed to use a third-party culprit defense,

Karen Read is asking the highest court in the nation to take up her double jeopardy claims. The court is asked to review more than 7,000 cases each year — it agrees to hear between 100 to 150.

Jury selection continues Wednesday in the retrial of Karen Read for allegedly killing her boyfriend in Canton three years ago. Two jurors, a man and a woman, were seated for the case on Tuesday, WBZ-TV reported.

Jury selection for Karen Read's murder retrial continues in Massachusetts, with 10 jurors seated so far. The court aims to select 16 jurors, including alternates.

The Karen Read murder retrial is getting closer as lawyers and the judge continue to seat jury members Thursday in Dedham, Mass.