Por: CBS News Crime March 10, 2023
Almost two decades ago, a misleading image lineup led to one man's imprisonment for murder. Now, the Brooklyn district attorney will move to vacate what determined was a wrongful conviction — one that law enforcement intentionally hid for years. Sheldon Thomas, now 35, was convicted in 2004 of second-degree murder, attempted murder and other crimes after being arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in East Flatbush that killed... + full article
ABC News USA Nation March 13, 2023
A deceptive photo lineup helped imprison a man for over 18 years for a fatal shooting he did not commit, according to the Brooklyn district attorney.On Thursday, he walked free after a judge vacated the conviction and dismissed the indictment.Sheldon Thomas, 35, was convicted of... + más
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