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SAINT JOHN, N.B. — Walter Gillespie opens his fridge and shows his meagre supplies — a loaf of bread, eggs, peanut butter and juice. There are also a few cans of beans stacked in a cupboard in the 80-year-old's Saint John, N.B., apartment.
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Christopher Tapp's death in October, which originally was believed to be accidental, is being investigated as a homicide.
It wasn't until the Duke Law Innocence Project took on the case that it came to light that 43 fingerprints from the scene did not match Long's.
A man wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for 44 years has reached a $25 million combined settlement with a central North Carolina city and the state of North Carolina involving a lawsuit accusing authorities of misconduct, the man's lawyers said Tuesday.