Thomas Green, who had always claimed he was falsely accused of molesting three young girls, served more than five years before his writ of habeas corpus was granted. His attorney, Ronald Kuby, said he had only a single day with his family before checking himself into Stony Brook Hospital.
September 30, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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An inmate diagnosed with terminal cancer only two weeks after his conviction was overturned on a habeas petition died Thursday night, according to his attorney.
Ronald Kuby said his client, Thomas Green, had only a single day with his family before checking himself into Stony Brook Hospital.
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