Oklahoma man exonerated after 48 years in prison
Glynn Simmons was exonerated of murder charges after it was revealed prosecutors had withheld evidence from his defense.
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Glynn Simmons was exonerated of murder charges after it was revealed prosecutors had withheld evidence from his defense.
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An Oklahoma man, Glynn Simmons, who was convicted of murder in a liquor store robbery in 1975 was exonerated in court on Tuesday after he had spent more than 48 years in prison. Simmons, 70, was declared innocent in a ruling by Judge Amy Palumbo of Oklahoma County District Court, NY Times reports. Simmons was released on bond in July after Judge Palumbo agreed during a status hearing to vacate the judgment and sentence at the request of Vicki Zemp Behenna, the Oklahoma County district attorney who had been reviewing his case.
The man, Glynn Simmons, 70, was declared innocent in a ruling by Judge Amy Palumbo of Oklahoma County District Court.
Glynn Simmons is the longest-serving wrongfully conviction case in U.S. history.