Freed after 23 years, Hawaii man wants to find true killer
Ian Schweitzer has said his team is determined to work with police to find the real killer whose crime he was convicted of.
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Freed after 23 years, Hawaii man wants to find true killer
Ian Schweitzer has said his team is determined to work with police to find the real killer whose crime he was convicted of.
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Freed after 23 years, Hawaii man wants to find true killer
Ian Schweitzer has said his team is determined to work with police to find the real killer whose crime he was convicted of.
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Freed after 23 years, Hawaii man wants to find true killer
Ian Schweitzer has said his team is determined to work with police to find the real killer whose crime he was convicted of.
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Freed after 23 years, Hawaii man wants to find true killer
Ian Schweitzer has said his team is determined to work with police to find the real killer whose crime he was convicted of.
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Hawaii man, 51, serving 130-year prison sentence for murder is released following new DNA evidence
Albert Ian Schweitzer was convicted in 2000 of the 1991 murder of Dana Ireland, a 23-year-old tourist from Virginia. On Tuesday new DNA evidence proved he was not guilty.
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