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Court upholds murder conviction in Fitbit murder case despite missteps by prosecutor

  • The Connecticut Supreme Court upheld Richard Dabate's murder conviction despite recognizing improprieties by the prosecutor, which they viewed as troubling.
  • Dabate was convicted of killing his wife, with evidence from her Fitbit contradicting his statements to police.
  • The court noted four missteps by the prosecutor but stated the state’s case remained strong with extensive evidence, including testimony from 130 witnesses.
  • The justices agreed that the conduct of the prosecutor was problematic; however, it did not overshadow the strong evidence presented.
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Court upholds conviction in Fitbit murder case despite missteps by prosecutor

The Connecticut Supreme Court has upheld the murder conviction of a man found guilty of killing his wife in 2015, in a case that drew widespread attention because of evidence from the victim's Fitbit exercise activity tracker.

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NBC Connecticut broke the news in Connecticut, United States on Monday, March 10, 2025.
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