CRIMEJul 8 · 22:47 UTCCOURTHOUSE NEWSChristina van Waasbergen

Texas inmate challenges conviction for murdering ex-fiancée

A Texas man challenges his conviction for murdering his ex-fiancée, arguing insufficient evidence links him to the crime. His defense highlights touch DNA on a condom as unreliable due to prior cohabitation and suggests another suspect, a former police detective with a history of misconduct, may be responsible.

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