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Connecticut Hearing Set for January
Posted: December 15, 2008 5:12 pm
A hearing is scheduled for January 5 in the case of Miguel Roman, a Connecticut Innocence Project client who is seeking to overturn his murder conviction based on DNA evidence proving that another man committed the crime. Roman has been in prison for nearly two decades for the crime DNA proves he didn’t commit. Prosecutors last week charged another man, Pedro Miranda, with the murder and two other killings.
Read the update here. (WTIC, 12/12/08)