A man found guilty of murder in 2009 was freed Tuesday after a year-long review of his case found faulty legal representation, an unreliable witness and a false confession he made as a 17-year-old led to his wrongful conviction.
August 06, 2015 at 05:04 AM
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A man found guilty of murder in 2009 has become the 14th person exonerated since Kenneth Thompson became Brooklyn District Attorney in January 2014.
Joel Fowler, 35, was freed Tuesday after the office’s Conviction Review Unit conducted a year-long review of his case.
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