WASHINGTON AP - William Osborne, convicted in a brutal attack on a prostitute in Alaska 16 years ago, says a blue condom holds evidence of his innocence or confirmation of his guilt.Either way, he says, the Constitution gives him the right to test the genetic evidence to find out.The Supreme Court was to hear arguments Monday on Osborne's case and announcing whether it has accepted any new appeals.
March 02, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – William Osborne, convicted in a brutal attack on a prostitute in Alaska 16 years ago, says a blue condom holds evidence of his innocence or confirmation of his guilt.
Either way, he says, the Constitution gives him the right to test the genetic evidence to find out.
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