Connecticut, in 1992 in 1992, a $ 5.9 million award for the family of the disabled for the criminal sentence

Connecticut, in 2015, has been set to pay for about $ 5.9 million to a person with a detailed person in prison for more than two decades before being released in 2015 1992 conviction 88-year-old grandmother’s crime and aggression overturned.

Richard Lapointe, who died at the age of 74, Dandy-Walker Syndrome, said that he was a factor in his lawyers’ false admittance, he said. Lapointe was never known as innocent, but his lawyers and the Prosecutor General’s Office agreed to be resolved after legal battles for years.

On January 2, the State Commissioner Administration announced the money to be given to the family on January 2, although it should still be approved by the legislature. The Commissioner Commissioner for the Allegations determines whether people do not receive court claims or the law of the state illegal.

The lawsuits reported by the Commissioner Robert Shea JR, the “acceptable and fitting” of the prize of the moment.

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It was released on April 10, 2015 in Paul Casteleiro, Richard Lapointe, Central, Kate Germon, Left and Paul Casteleiro, Paul Casteleiro, Hartford, Connecticut Connecticut Supreme Court and (AP)

La Lapointe’s lawyer Paul Casteleiro said the award is a recognition with the prosecutor’s office and the wrong situation in the innocent person. Unfortunately, Richard did not live long enough to witness his final discipline. “

“The award was not compensated for the actions to Richard Lapointe,” said Casteleiro, on Friday, for the crime of the state, he did not lose his life.

Prosecutor General’s Office, in a statement on Friday, “said he discussed the resolution on the interests of all parties in this case. This process reflects the process.”

In 1987, Lapointe’s wife’s grandmother, Bernice Martin, stabbed, raped and drowned in a burning apartment Manchester, Connecticut.

Lapointe was convicted of Martin in 1992 and sentenced to life sentences in prison without possibility of release. The main evidence in the case was included in Lapointe’s confessions during the interrogation of about 10 hours by Manchester police.

Lawyer lawyers claimed that he had been confessed by false disability and was forced to confess without lawyers.

Lapointe was convicted of a crime in 1992 and was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of liberty. (Idle)

Since the State Supreme Court, the notes of the prosecutors, Lapointe decided to decide to be fairly tried in 2015 in 2015 police officer It may be supported by an alibi protection. That year later, prosecutors said that the new DNA test did not affect Lapointe and all charges were thrown.

No one else was accused of killing Martin.

Lapointe was released shortly after a custody and the Hartford Justice puts his hands in the air because he was “didn’t” put the black shirt.

“Of course I didn’t do it,” said Lapointe, then. “It wasn’t me. I wouldn’t do anything like that. I wouldn’t even kill my worst enemy.”

Casteleiro said he destroyed his family who killed him against Lapointe.

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The State Supreme Court decided in 2015 in 2015 in 2015. (Idle)

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Before the death of Martin, Lapointe and his wife, who had a cerebral palsy, “They lived together. They were doing well,” said Casteleiro. But after the arrest, his wife divorced him, and he lost all his relations with his son who was young.

After releasing from prison, Lapointe began to suffer from Dementia, and was placed in the nursing home in Eastern Hartford, and his lawyers died after the war with Coven-19.

Lapointe supported by several lawyers, including Richard Lapointe and Centurion groups, an organization helps Casteleiro’s wrong trial.

Associated Press contributed to this report.