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A judge in Manhattan yesterday dismissed a 1991 murder indictment “with prejudice,” finding an inmate jailed for 18 years to be “actually innocent.”
A judge in Manhattan yesterday dismissed a 1991 murder indictment "with prejudice," finding an inmate jailed for 18 years to be "actually innocent." "All of the credible evidence," Acting Supreme Court Justice John A. Cataldo wrote, points to a person other than Fernando Bermudez as the killer of a teenager outside a Greenwich Village night club nearly two decades ago.
November 13, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Editor’s Note: This article has been changed to reflect a Correction.
A judge in Manhattan yesterday dismissed a 1991 murder indictment “with prejudice,” finding an inmate jailed for 18 years to be “actually innocent.”
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