Attorneys for Larry Swearingen filed an amended motion last week to the 9th state District Court in Montgomery County for additional DNA testing in his capital murder case.
His attorneys say:
“We have identified some very important facts that are clearly mistaken that change the way this DNA testing must be looked at,” Rytting said. “The law has changed, the facts have changed, and now we have additional evidence we believe Mr. Swearingen was not the last person with the victim -- that she was with someone else. They have the wrong person in jail.
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Larry Swearingen is supported by the Innocence Project
His attorneys say:
“We have identified some very important facts that are clearly mistaken that change the way this DNA testing must be looked at,” Rytting said. “The law has changed, the facts have changed, and now we have additional evidence we believe Mr. Swearingen was not the last person with the victim -- that she was with someone else. They have the wrong person in jail.
Read Article from The Villager
Read more: Death Row Prisoner Larry Swearingen May Be Innocent. Do Texas Courts Care?
Larry Swearingen is supported by the Innocence Project
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