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Man sues NYC after wrongfully spending 27 years in prison, in subway token clerk killing

The 46-year-old Malik is one of three men who spent decades in prison before prosecutors last year disavowed the convictions in the death of Harry Kaufman. The city Law Department says it will review Malik’s suit.

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Wrongful Imprisonment: Man sues New York City for decades of wrongful imprisonment

Recently acquitted Thomas Malik, who endured 27 years of wrongful imprisonment, filed a $50 million lawsuit against New York City and two detectives.

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Thomas Malik spent 27 years in prison based partly on statement from a man who lied so often that a court barred him from being an informant

Thomas Malik, cleared in the 1995 death of a subway token clerk after 27 years in prison, sued New York City and two detectives Monday.

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Man sues NYC after 27 years in prison before cleared in subway token clerk killing

Man sues NYC after 27 years in prison before cleared in subway token clerk killing
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Man sues NYC after he spent 27 years in prison, then was cleared in subway token clerk killing

A man recently cleared in the gruesome 1995 killing of a subway token booth clerk is suing New York City and two detectives. Thomas Malik is seeking at least $50

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