Fate of Missouri man imprisoned for more than 30 years now in hands of judge
Christopher Dunn arrives in court Tuesday at the Carnahan Courthouse in St. Louis. A St. Louis judge is now deciding the fate of Dunn, who has been imprisoned
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Christopher Dunn arrives in court Tuesday at the Carnahan Courthouse in St. Louis. A St. Louis judge is now deciding the fate of Dunn, who has been imprisoned
Four years after a court ruled he was likely innocent, Christopher Dunn is getting a chance to be freed.
A judge is currently hearing the case to determine if Christopher Dunn, allegedly falsely imprisoned for 33 years, he should be exonerated.
"There remains no evidence upon which a reasonable jury could return a verdict of guilty,” St. Louis Prosecutor Gabe Gore said.
The second day of testimony in a hearing to vacate the conviction of Missouri inmate Chris Dunn ended with no testimony from Dunn or either of the two young witnesses who claimed Dunn committed the crime in 1990