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Forensics: a Deeply Troublesome Case
Alongside potentially exculpatory and impeaching evidence that had been retrieved earlier this year, three professional reports about Jeffrey Wogenstahl’s case were filed with the Ohio Supreme Court last month. In one, Gary Rini M.F.S. examines witness testimony and documents from … Continue reading
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Tagged bloodstain patterns, capital punishment, criminal justice, death penalty, failure, flawed forensics, forensic science, forensics, Gary Rini M.F.S., innocence, Jeff Wogenstahl, Jeffrey Wogenstahl, justice system, law enforcement, murder, November 2016, Ohio, police investigation, USA, wrongful convictions
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