Prior to the judge’s decision, lawyers from thefiled an emergency plea for her release because her age, underlying health conditions and the risk of potential fatality from contracting the virus in prison. The petition also claimed she has a strong case for exoneration.
At the time, prosecutors said she killed her husband in their home and dumped his body on the side of the road.
“I think the DNA evidence that excluded Dorotik as a contributor may have helped persuade the court that she will likely prevail on her petition, once the court is able to hold a hearing,” Nikki Herst-Cook, an attorney for the Project, told the station.
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Why?
Our great justice system at work. Good to know I can murder and not have to serve a real sentence.
She strangled him and lifted his body into a car and then pulled it out of the car and dumped him 2 miles away? Doesn’t seem like she was capable or at least didn’t act alone.
Great! Now we have a deadly virus and criminals out to get us ?
If she were a man who killed his wife, would they be setting her free?
Who's gonna star in this movie?
Carole baskin has hope. She’ll get out in 20 years.