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New York Man Could Be Freed Tomorrow
Posted: November 24, 2008 1:44 pm
Innocence Project client Steven Barnes is expected to be released from prison tomorrow after serving nearly two decades for a rape and murder that he has always maintained he didn’t commit. A hearing is expected to be held in Oneida County Court, and the Innocence Project released a joint statement with county prosecutors today.
Read the full statement and media coverage of the case here.
We’ll post more on the blog as the case develops today and tomorrow.
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