 Emma Friedman, WBZ Boston's News Radio. Now, there are many different outcomes we could see out of the trial. Even if Reed is acquitted of second-degree murder, the jury could still find her guilty for two other felony charges, manslaughter under the influence and fleeing the scene. Defense attorney Phil Tracy tells WBZ-TV for the second-degree murder charge, quote, you would have to intend at that moment to drive the car into him, speaking about O'Keefe, in order to kill him.