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Minnesota man freed after 16 years behind bars for a murder prosecutors say he didn’t commit

  • A Minnesota man was released after 16 years in prison when a judge vacated his murder conviction for a crime that prosecutors say he didn’t commit.
  • Judge John McBride concluded that Barrientos-Quintana did not receive a fair trial due to undisclosed evidence and ineffective legal representation.
  • Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty expressed regret, stating, “Nothing can give Mr. Barrientos-Quintana those 16 years back, and for that, we are so sorry.
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