Wrongly convicted of murder: 2 men freed after 42 years in prison
Two men who spent more than 42 years in prison on a conviction in the murder of a Jacksonville woman were freed after a recently formed unit of the State Attorney's Office found there was insufficient evidence to find them guilty and a judge agreed.
Видео Wrongly convicted of murder: 2 men freed after 42 years in prison канала News4JAX The Local Station
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29 марта 2019 г. 7:18:28
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