Man wrongly convicted for '72 murder sues city | Dorchester Reporter
Anthony Mazza, who served nearly 48 years in prison for the 1972 murder of a bank teller in Uphams Corner, is suing Boston, its police department, and some police officers who, he says, framed him for a bogus first-degree murder conviction in part because they hated gay men. Mazza was released in 2020 when the Supreme Judicial Court - on his sixth appeal – ordered a new
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