James Irons, Thomas Malik and Vincent Ellerbe were convicted as teenagers after a New York police detective elicited false convictions, prosecutors say.
Source: New York Times
3 Imprisoned for 1995 Subway Murder Are Exonerated
Published in Ellerbe, Vincent, False Arrests, Convictions and Imprisonments, Irons, James, Malik, Thomas, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York City and Police Department (NYC)
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