Three half-brothers had their decades-old murder convictions vacated yesterday at the request of Brooklyn prosecutors, marking the first vacaturs since District Attorney Kenneth Thompson took over a closely-watched review of cases linked to a retired detective.
May 07, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Three half-brothers had their decades-old murder convictions vacated yesterday at the request of Brooklyn prosecutors, marking the first vacaturs since District Attorney Kenneth Thompson took over a closely-watched review of cases linked to a retired detective.
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