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After months of insisting he was wrongfully convicted of vehicular homicide, a Minnesota man in prison for a fatal Toyota crash sought a new trial last week. An attorney for Koua Fong Lee said that he's given the prosecutor 16 affidavits from individuals who experienced sudden acceleration in older model Toyota vehicles, including seven with the same 1996 Camry model that Lee drove. Lee's model is not part of the recent recalls, but Lee's lawyers maintain that older models had problems too.
March 29, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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