The case will be moved out of Tioga County, where Calvin Harris has been convicted twice of the murder of his wife, after his attorney argued that due the extensive publicity during the prior trials would nullify his chances of getting a fair trial on the third attempt.
January 22, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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An Appellate Division, Third Department, panel has ordered a change of venue for the retrial of a businessman accused of killing his wife. The case will be moved from Tioga County, where Calvin Harris has been convicted twice of murder, to Schoharie County, about 120 miles away.
Harris, 52, is on trial for the 2007 slaying of his wife Michele Harris.
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