Karen Read says she’s “on trial” for her “life right now” in a new docuseries set to premiere across three nights beginning on Monday as her second murder trial looms just weeks away.

“I am on trial for my life right now,” Read says in a promo video of Investigation Discoveries’ docuseries. “They want you to believe that I killed John (O’Keefe), but their rush to prosecute me will bite them in the ass.”

The premier episode is set to air on Monday at 9 p.m. on Investigation Discovery and streaming on MAX and follows similar documentaries of the case which has fascinated true crime fans and anti-police-corruption activists across Greater Boston and the country.

ABC’s 20/20 highlighted the case and first trial in an episode last September before NBC’s Dateline had a special in October.

Investigation Discoveries’ series will feature segments of an interview with Herald courts and crime reporter Flint McColgan, who has covered the case from the beginning.

Read, 45, is accused of striking O’Keefe, her boyfriend of two years and a 16-year Boston Police officer, with her car and leaving him to die in a major snowstorm on the front lawn of 34 Fairview Rd., in Canton — a property that O’Keefe’s BPD colleague Brian Albert owned at the time.

Defense attorneys counter that outside actors killed O’Keefe and conspired with state and local police to frame Read for his murder in the early morning hours of Jan. 29, 2022.

Read has pleaded not guilty and a trial on the charges of second-degree murder, manslaughter while operating a motor vehicle under the influence and leaving the scene of a fatal accident.

Her first trial ended in a mistrial declaration last July when jurors indicated they were deadlocked. The second trial is set to begin on April 1.

Investigation Discoveries’ promotional video highlights a segment of Read reviewing how computer forensics expert Richard Green found that key witness Jennifer McCabe made a suspicious Google search of “hos long to die in the cold” hours before O’Keefe’s body was found, which the defense says points toward conspiracy.

“If Jen McCabe knew at 2:27 that John was about to be or was placed in the cold,” Read says, “that’s highly incriminating.”