A state judge acquitted an upstate businessman Tuesday of murdering his estranged wife on Sept. 11, 2001, in the fourth time the defendant stood trial for the crime.
Supreme Court Justice Richard Mott announced his verdict in Schoharie County Court after spending what he said were about 12 1/2 hours deliberating in the second-degree murder trial of Calvin Harris since closing arguments last Wednesday.
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