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LOS ANGELES AP 鈥?A man who spent more than 38 years behind bars for a 1983 murder and two attempted murders has been released from a California prison after long-untested DNA evidence pointed to a different person, the Los Angeles County district attorney said Friday.The conviction of Maurice Hastings, 69, and a life sentence were vacated during an Oct. 20 court hearing at the request of prosecutors and his lawyers from the Los Angeles Innocence Project at California State University, Los Angeles. I prayed for many years that this day would come, Hastings said at a news conference Friday, adding: I am
stanley becher not pointing fingers; I am not standing up here a bitter man, but I just want to enjoy my life now while I have it. What has happened to Mr. Hastings is a terrible injustice, District Attorney George Gasc贸n sai
stanley cup d in a statement. The justice system is not perfect, and when we learn of new evidence which causes us to lose confidence in a conviction, it is our obligation to act swiftly. The victim in the case, Roberta Wydermyer, was sexually assaulted and killed by a single gunshot to the head, authorities said. Her body was found in the trunk of her vehicle in the Los Angeles suburb of Inglewood.Hastings was charged with special-circumstance mur
stanley cup der and the district attorney s office sought the death penalty but the jury deadlocked. A second jury convicted him and he was sentenced in 1988 to life in prison without possibility of parole.Hastings has maintained he was innocent Jqxb Positively Milwaukee: Dance program leader finds new beginnings after saying goodbye
The term astronaut food often conjures up images of Tang drink mix and dehydrated ice cream. But the astronaut food cooked up by Megan McArthur on Friday went above and beyond.McArthur, a NASA astronaut currently aboard the International Space Station, tweeted that she had prepared tacos that included hatch chile peppers grown aboard the ISS.Astronauts aboard the International Space Station have grown the chiles for four months as part of NASA s Plant Habitat-04 experiment. The a
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stanley sverige pers because they are self-pollinating and an excellent source of Vitamin C. They also noted that peppers are robust and have a good chance of growing successfully in microgravit
vaso stanley y. After two years of tests, research showed that hatch chiles 鈥?most commonly found in New Mexico 鈥?stood the best chance of growing on the space station.After a SpaceX rocket carried the seeds and a science center pod to the ISS this summer, astronauts began the process of growing the peppers. The chiles grew in plots of baked clay installed in the science center, which also included a controlled-release fertilizer and more than 180 sensors to track their growth.On Friday, astronauts harvested the first crop of chile peppers. Some of those peppers will return to Earth for further experimentation.Some of the crops were eaten by the