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When prison inmate Omar Saunders wrote Naperville, Ill. attorney Kathleen T. Zellner requesting she handle his appeal of rape and murder charges, he knew she'd previously used DNA tests to clear a client. Zellner took the case, hired a DNA expert to discredit a lab technician's damaging report and uncovered the allegedly "destroyed" rape kit which she used for new DNA tests exonerating Saunders and the others convicted with him.
December 19, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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