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Marty Tankleff Case Featured on NPR
Posted: March 8, 2007
Today on WNYC public radio, Innocence Project Staff Attorney Olga Akselrod discussed the case of Long Island man Marty Tankleff, who was convicted in 1990 of killing his parents and has always claimed his innocence. Other guests on the show included a private investigator working on the case and Tankleff’s aunt, the sister of his murdered mother. The Innocence Project has helped Tankleff’s attorneys to present new evidence that can prove his innocence of the crime.
Listen to the show online or download an mp3.
Background on the Tankleff case, including legal briefs and television specials.