The Supreme Court declined to intervene in the case of Texas death row inmate Areli Escobar, convicted of the 2009 murder of Bianca Maldonado based on flawed DNA evidence. Despite prosecutors admitting the evidence was faulty and agreeing to a new trial, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld Escobar’s conviction twice, stating the outcome would not have changed with accurate evidence. Escobar’s due process violation due to unreliable evidence and the state’s confession of error were not adequately addressed, leading to criticism from the district attorney and a continued fight for justice.
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‘Most dangerous race you can do’: Katherine Legge wants to make history at Pikes Peak
Early Sunday morning, Katherine Legge aims to set a new record at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb while driving the Acura Integra Type S DE5. A veteran driver with experience in NASCAR and IndyCar, Legge missed the current TA1 division record by just three seconds last year and is prepared to tackle the challenging 12.42-mile course with 156 turns and harsh weather conditions. Need More Context? 🔎
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