Man Wrongfully Convicted In 1985 NYC Kidnapping, Killing Freed After Nearly 30 Years In Prison
A man who served nearly 30 years in prison for a New York City murder was ordered freed after prosecutors concluded he falsely confessed when he was 16.
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A man who served nearly 30 years in prison for a New York City murder was ordered freed after prosecutors concluded he falsely confessed when he was 16.
The incident took place at 379 Rugby Road at around 10:45 a.m.
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