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Alabama ‘wife killer’ set to be freed over ‘junk’ bitemark evidence after 40 years in prison

nypost.com · 10h

Alabama ‘wife killer’ set to be freed over ‘junk’ bitemark evidence after 40 years in prison

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Charles McCrory was convicted of beating Julie Bonds McCrory to death in 1985 in a case that hung almost entirely on now-debunked “bite mark evidence” that prosecutors said he made in a fit of rage, according to AL.com.

First report: Alabama man convicted of wife’s 1985 murder gets new trial, judge calls bite mark evidence 'junk science’ al.com, 1d

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  1. Alabama man who spent more than four decades in prison set to be FREED as judge slams 'junk science' piece of evidence

    dailymail.co.uk · 23h

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