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The state of Connecticut has reached a settlement with two men who were wrongly convicted in the 1985 murder of a New Milford man.

Attorneys for two men who were wrongfully convicted in a New Milford murder case now want $60M to be set aside for payment if their lawsuit results in payment. That lawsuit is now on hold after attorneys for Dr. Henry Lee appealed a ruling that he was liable for fabricating evidence that led to the wrongful convictions of Shawn Henning and Ralph Birch more than three decades ago. On the other side of the courtroom though, the lawyers representing the two men filed a motion Tuesday seeking a prej...

A forensic scientist who became famous after his testimony in the O.J. Simpson murder trial is defending his earlier work after a federal judge found him liable in a wrongful conviction lawsuit by two men who spent 30 years in prison before their exoneration.

CT will appeal after a federal judge ruled against the state's motions to dismiss a case involving Dr. Henry Lee.

World-renowned forensic scientist Henry Lee said he did not fabricate evidence in the murder case of Shawn Henning and Ralph Birch.

Dr. Henry Lee, 84, was found liable for the wrongful convictions of Ralph “Ricky” Birch and Shawn Henning last week.

New questions about the case have arisen in recent years as Henning and Birch, supported by public interest lawyers devoted to reversing questionable convictions, dug into the record, retested evidence and reinvestigated.

When "Dexter: New Blood" premieres on Showtime on Nov. 7 — the show's first new episodes since the original series ended in 2013 — the titular character will have a new name (Jim Lindsay) and a new day job (hunting store employee). And given developments in forensic blood spatter analysis – Dexter's previous day job –  that might be for the best.