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Prosecutors Want to Keep a Man in Prison for His Wife’s Murder — Despite Judge Saying Their Evidence is Junk

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Slamming the bogus bite-mark analysis that sent Charles McCrory to prison in 1985, the judge vacated his conviction.

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    Prosecutors Want to Keep a Man in Prison for His Wife’s Murder — Despite Judge Saying Their Evidence is Junk

    Slamming the bogus bite-mark analysis that sent Charles McCrory to prison in 1985, the judge vacated his conviction.