They’re not forgotten souls’: New York prisons see spike in COVID cases, deaths Tiffany Cusaac-Smith, New York State Team
New York prison advocates protest during COVID-19 outbreak at Elmira Correctional Facility UP NEXT
Locked up in a coronavirus-stricken prison, Claude Johnson was concerned about his health if his parole was denied again.
After spending more than three decades behind bars, the 60-year-old was dealing with the death of a good friend of COVID-19 at another prison. Johnson had witnessed the near impossibility of social distancing at the Fishkill Correctional Facility in Dutchess County and the lack of protective gear given to an imprisoned individual as he nursed himself back to health after dealing with a likely case.
Central NY woman convicted of murdering boyfriend in 2006 has sentence commuted
Updated Dec 24, 2020;
Posted Dec 24, 2020
Theresa Debo, 64, was set to spend 22 years to life in prison after being convicted of murder in 2006. Her sentence was commuted Thursday by Gov. Andrew Cuomo (David Lassman, Syracuse.com | The Post-Standard).
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A Central New York woman who was convicted of murder in 2006 had her sentence commuted by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the governor’s office said Thursday.
Theresa Debo, 64, was set to serve 22 years to life in prison for shooting and killing her boyfriend in Scriba. Debo told a jury at the time she was scared for her life during a drunken outburst by her boyfriend, according to Syracuse.com | The Post-Standard archives.
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