A Troy man whose case sparked an award-winning documentary based on the video of his interrogation has been acquitted at retrial of charges that he murdered his four-month-old son.
June 16, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Adrian Thomas, 32, was found not guilty by a Rensselaer County jury on Thursday after a two-week trial.
Thomas’ second-degree murder conviction was overturned in February when the high court unanimously held that a 9 1/2 hour interrogation, in which Troy police used deception and subterfuge to secure a confession, overwhelmed the defendant’s free will and rendered his statement involuntary (NYLJ, Feb. 21).
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