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Former prosecutor John "Jack" Quatman says he's still haunted by the case of Fred Harlan Freeman, who has been on death row since 1987. And now, Quatman has his own troubles: He's been branded a liar for speaking out in the Freeman case, his reputation has been dragged through the mud, and he says he could lose his Montana law license. But as for a finding that Quatman concocted claims of removing Jewish jurors from Freeman's trial to exact revenge on a DA, Quatman says that's "whacko."
April 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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