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A Denver jury convicted him of killing a baby 26 years ago. Now the DA agrees his conviction should be erased.

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Stephen Martinez, a Denver man serving a life sentence after being convicted of killing a 4-month old baby in 1998, is set to see his conviction erased Tuesday in light of new evidence that suggests the infant died from severe lung disease, not from being shaken.

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A Denver jury convicted him of killing a baby 26 years ago. Now the DA agrees his conviction should be erased.

Stephen Martinez, a Denver man serving a life sentence after being convicted of killing a 4-month old baby in 1998, is set to see his conviction erased Tuesday in light of new evidence that suggests the infant died from severe lung disease, not from being shaken.

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