Dr. Henry Lee. Photo: Jessica Hill/AP
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that world-renowned forensic examiner Dr. Henry Lee made mistakes in how he handled a murder case decades ago. The court has ordered that two men, who spent decades in jail for murder, have their sentences vacated and that a new trial be called.
June 18, 2019 at 01:10 PM
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Taking aim at renowned Connecticut-based forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee‘s expert testimony, the state Supreme Court vacated the murder convictions of two men who had spent decades in prison.
But Lee Tuesday defended his conclusions, saying he’d spent days examining the evidence before testifying.
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