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Picture: Diane Bondareff/AP Images for Hertz A Hertz receipt was an imprisoned man's murder alibi. The company took years to turn it over By The Washington Post Derek Hawkins and Brittany Shammas Trial was looming, the charge: murder. Herbert Alford had one piece of evidence he knew could show he was innocent - if only he could get his hands on it. The Lansing, Michigan, man was accused of gunning down a 23-year-old in broad daylight, in what prosecutors portrayed as an execution-style shooting over stolen drugs. But Alford was eight miles (about 12km) away renting a car at the time of the ki...
Herbert Alford long maintained that he was miles away renting a car when a 23-year-old man was gunned down in Lansing, Mich.
A Michigan man was convicted of second-degree murder in 2016, but he didn’t do it. Now, he’s suing the car rental agency that held onto the receipt proving his innocence.
‘A poor black guy wasn’t worth their time’: Man sues Hertz car rental over receipt that cleared him of murder in 2011 Michigan shooting Alice Hutton © Provided by The Independent An African American man who was wrongly convicted of a fatal shooting in Michiganin 2011 is suing a car rental company for taking seven-years to turn over the receipt that proved his innocence, claiming that they treated him like “a poor black guy wasn’t worth their time”. At 3pm on October 18, 2011, Herbert Alford, then a 38-year-old labourer, used his credit card at Hertz in Lansing Ai...