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Chanel Lewis petition to reopen Karina Vetrano murder conviction.
Chanel Lewis petition to reopen Karina Vetrano murder conviction.
Karina Vetrano murder: Petition to re-open Chanel Lewis conviction as claims are made of prosecutorial misconduct and racial profiling in case. But what about the evidence?
Maybe he didn’t murder her after all? An online petition signed by 40,000 people demands that the
Queens District Attorney’s office review the conviction of
Chanel Lewis, who was convicted of the 2016 murder of
Howard Beach NYC jogger
DA Melinda Katz’s office.
Lewis was convicted in 2019of Vetrano’s murder in Spring Creek Park as the woman went running in Howard Beach. Prosecutors alleged that the 30 year old woman was attacked, sexually abused and
Queens DA is petitioned by 40,000 people to reopen case of murdered jogger Karina Vetrano amid accusations her convicted killer was coerced into a confession
Some 40,000 people petition Queens County District Attorney Melinda Katz to revisit the conviction of a man sentenced to life for killing of jogger in 2016
Chanel Lewis, 22, was sentenced in April 2019 to life in prison without parole
He was convicted of killing Karina Vetrano, 30, while she was out jogging in Queens, New York in August 2016
Lewis continued to maintain his innocence as he was sentenced, telling the court: I m sorry for the family s loss, but I didn t do this
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Twenty-five years ago, I walked up these same steps as an innocent man. And today . I m here, still, as an innocent man.
This case is so much bigger then the injustice that kept the three behind bars for two decades. It’s about a broken system in the former administration of the Queens DA’s office that allowed prosecutors to hide critical evidence from the defense, including this police report linking others connected to a local robbery crew called the Speedstick gang to a 1996 double murder at a check cashing store in Astoria. They had evidence I couldn t have committed this crime, and they still seek the death penalty against me, Bell said.