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May 14: Thomas Rosa: Boston, Massachusetts: Exonerated in March after serving 34 years for a murder he did not commit: Judging from Adam Gaffin's report on the lawsuit Thomas Rosa has launched, his case could well serve as an anatomy of how to convict an innocent man..."In his complaint, Rosa's attorneys say that in addition to physical evidence, eyewitness accounts were faulty - they said the man last seen with Taylor had fine, straight hair and a missing or gap tooth, while Rosa had thick curly hair and no gap between his front teeth.
May 13: Stefon Morant: Connecticut: Bulletin: Ongoing federal civil-rights wrongful conviction trial: Most Unusual Development: The New Haven Independent reports that Mayor Justin Elicker has been ordered by the judge trying the case to answer her questions about why he told Hearst Connecticut that the plaintiff in an ongoing wrongful-conviction trial had sought a settlement payment that was “well beyond what is reasonable.”..."The quote in question was first published Wednesday morning in an article written by Hearst’s Nathaniel Rosenberg. According to that article, Elicker said that Stefon Morant — who is suing the city and a group of former detectives for allegedly framing him for a 1990 double murder — had demanded a payment that was “well beyond what is reasonable.”
May 13: Stefan Morant: New Haven: Connecticut: Ongoing federal civil-rights wrongful conviction trial: From our 'Something is wrong in this picture' department'...As the New Haven Independent (Reporter Mona Mahadevan) reports:"In 2013, a federal judge overturned Scott Lewis’s murder conviction on the basis of police misconduct. Four years later, the City of New Haven paid Lewis $9.5 million in a wrongful-conviction settlement. But in a federal courtroom on Tuesday, an attorney representing the City of New Haven questioned Lewis as if he were indeed the killer. “Did you threaten [Stefon Morant] not to say anything about your involvement with the Turner-Fields homicide?” asked Thomas Gerarde, an attorney representing the city. “I knew nothing about the Turner-Fields homicide,” responded Lewis." Go figure! HL;
May 13: Part 1: Forensic Science Lab Debacles series: Aftermath: ABC News (State Political Reporter Alex Brewster) reports that Forensic Science Queenland subject of two commissions of inquiry and two reports which found a litany of issues with the lab's testing of DNA evidence - has cleared a backlog of hundreds of sexual assault kits, noting that: "A backlog of more than 600 sexual assault kits has been processed at an overseas lab, following investigations into testing failures at Forensic Science Queensland (FSQ)."
May 12: Stefan Morant: New Haven: Connecticut: On-going; Federal civil-rights wrongful conviction trial: The New Haven Independent (Reporter Mona Mahadevan) reports that Scott Lewis took the stand on Monday in a civil-rights trial focused on a wrongful conviction — not his own, but that of his alleged co-conspirator, Stefon Morant..."Both were convicted of the same 1990 double homicide. Both spent two decades in prison. Both have long claimed they were framed by the same crooked cop. “For Stefon to sacrifice his life just to stand by the truth — he didn’t have to do that,” Lewis said through tears in a Hartford federal courtroom. “It cost him 20 years just to stand by me.” For a few moments, the room fell silent as Lewis and Morant cried.

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