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A crime that seemed a perfect fit for the Georgia Innocence Project -- involving an unseen attacker, circumstantial evidence, and a plea deal -- has culminated in DNA test results that spell bad news for a man sentenced in the case. Project director Aimee Maxwell is philosophical about the events, saying, "Not everyone who asks for our help will be innocent. But one person sitting in prison being innocent is not OK in America. That's just not what our justice system is about."
August 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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