After 28 Years in Prison, a Guilty Plea Sets a Connecticut Man Free
Leroy Harris’s 1989 conviction was flawed, prosecutors admit, but they agreed to let him go if he entered a rare Alford plea, pleading guilty to lesser charges without admitting guilt.
After 28 Years in Prison, a Guilty Plea Sets a Connecticut Man Free
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