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The mantra of death penalty proponents is that a wrongful execution hasn't -- and couldn't -- happen in New York. Jack Casey knows better. An attorney, legislator and author, Casey spent years researching the 1894 case of Bartholomew Shea, and concluded that Shea almost certainly didn't commit the murder for which he was electrocuted. And that's the conclusion of a lifelong Republican who supports capital punishment.
May 07, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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