Sol Greenberg, whose 25 years as Albany County district attorney made him one of the longer-serving prosecutors in New York history, died on April 20. He was 95.
Among the notable occurrences in his tenure as DA from 1975 to 2000 was his office’s use of DNA evidence to convict a defendant in 1987 of the rape and murder of an elderly Albany woman.
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