ROCKLAND — The attorney for the man convicted of the 1988 murder of a 12-year-old babysitter has asked the court to hold a hearing that could lead to a new
Lawyers for Mark Penley argue evidence admitted in trial should have been rejected by the judge, while prosecutors say that evidence showed Penley was 'more likely to be the killer.'
Lawyers for Mark Penley argue evidence admitted in trial should have been rejected by the judge, while prosecutors say that evidence showed Penley was 'more likely to be the killer.'