Man acquitted in fiancée's 1998 death accuses cold-case detective of lying in court
He is suing the Virginia detective and seeks $15 million in damages.
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He is suing the Virginia detective and seeks $15 million in damages.
He is suing the Virginia detective and seeks $15 million in damages.
Andrea Cincotta died in 1998 in Arlington, Virginia. Her murder would not be solved until 2021. Her son talks with Dateline about the ordeal.
This past Friday, ABC true-crime show "20/20" threw a spotlight on the 1998 homicide of an Arlington woman and the acquittal of a major suspect, her then-fiancé, last year. In "The Confession?" ABC went on a deep dive into the death of Andrea Cincotta in her Arlington apartment. It explained how a confession 20 years
Not Guilty Verdict in Murder Case -- "An Arlington County jury Tuesday deliberated for only one hour before finding a 60-year-old man not guilty of hiring a violent felon to murder his fiancee, Andrea Cincotta, in her apartment in