October 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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An upstate appellate panel has reinstated a murder conviction, notwithstanding new DNA evidence that disproves one of the prosecution’s central contentions.
The defendant, a day laborer and father of two named Sammy Swift, was charged in 1994 with beating 68-year-old Stephen DeLuca Sr. to death during a robbery.
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