A Kentuckiana woman is working to clear her name after spending years in prison for a crime she said she didn't commit....
It was July 2012 when the Innocence Project took the new information before a judge. Spencer County Circuit Court Judge Charles Hickman wrote the confession was so compelling it would have likely influenced the verdict, but his ruling came down to a technicality. He couldn't grant King a new trial because she never had a trial in the first place. In taking the Alford Plea, a form of guilty plea, she lost almost all rights to appeal.
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