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- Q6709000 description "American wrongly convicted of murder".
- Q6709000 description "American wrongly convicted of murder".
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- Q6709000 abstract "Lynn DeJac is a Buffalo woman whose previous conviction of murder in 1994, was reversed on November 28, 2007 on the basis of DNA evidence.She had been convicted of murdering her daughter (Crystallynn Girard), on February 13, 1993. According to the Innocence Project, she is the first woman to be exonerated of murdering someone on the basis of DNA evidence. A previous case had involved the reversal of the conviction of Paula Grey, who had been convicted as an accomplice to murder, but was cleared when the conviction of the principals was reversed.According to her lawyer, she had been convicted of the murder of her daughter based primarily on evidence from a neighbor who said she had subsequently confessed the murder. Many years later, he recanted. There was no physical evidence. The conviction was overturned on the basis of physical evidence linking the murder to her companion, Dennis Donohue, who can not now be tried as he was granted immunity at her trial. He has since been charged with an unrelated murder, also in 1993.The prosecutor was quoted as planning to retry her for second-degree manslaughter.Steven M. Cohen represented DeJac in her civil suit against the state of New York and secured a $2.7 million settlement.On June 18, 2014 Lynn DeJac Peters died of cancer. According to her attorney and family, the $30 million federal lawsuit against Buffalo and Erie County is going forward.".
- Q6709000 deathDate "2014-06-18".
- Q6709000 deathYear "2014".
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- Q6709000 dateOfDeath "2014-06-18".
- Q6709000 name "Dejac, Lynn".
- Q6709000 shortDescription "American wrongly convicted of murder".
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- Q6709000 comment "Lynn DeJac is a Buffalo woman whose previous conviction of murder in 1994, was reversed on November 28, 2007 on the basis of DNA evidence.She had been convicted of murdering her daughter (Crystallynn Girard), on February 13, 1993. According to the Innocence Project, she is the first woman to be exonerated of murdering someone on the basis of DNA evidence.".
- Q6709000 label "Lynn DeJac".
- Q6709000 givenName "Lynn".
- Q6709000 name "Dejac, Lynn".
- Q6709000 name "Lynn Dejac".
- Q6709000 surname "Dejac".