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Witnesses Say Their Lies Put a Man on Death Row. Then They Took It Back
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The defense of the Hispanic-American Pablo Ibar, convicted for a triple murder committed in 1994 in Florida (USA), has assured this Monday that he has a new witness who has identified two people who would be the real perpetrators of the crime for which Ibar was convicted, which would exonerate him. Andrés Krakenberger, spokesman for the association 'Pablo Ibar-Just Juicio'; Daniel Tibbitt, current lawyer for Pablo Ibar, and Joe Nascimento, his f…
Witnesses say their lies put a man on Death Row. Then they took it back
On June 16, Henry Edwards signed a detailed affidavit acknowledging that he gave false testimony in a 1995 capital murder case as a favor to a Jacksonville detective – false testimony that put a man on Death Row. On Monday, after prosecutors and a judge told Edwards that recanting his past testimony could lead to criminal charges, he took it all back.
Lawyers for the prisoner of Guipuzcoan origin have filed an allegation with the Florida State Court identifying, through an affidavit, “the real perpetrators of the 1994 triple murder”
Pablo Ibar Case: the Defense Claims to Have a New Witness Who Knows the Culprits of the Triple Crime
After 16 years on death row, in 2019 his death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment.
Next July will be the 31st anniversary of Pablo Ibar's admission to prison in a U.S. prison; sixteen of them on death row and all this time if a day of freedom. He is 52 years old (he is the son of the Basque balleri of basket tip Cándido Ibar and nephew of the legendary boxer José Manuel Ibar 'Urtain') and was locked up as the author of a triple crime committed in Miami. The victims? The owner of a club and two models, gunned down.Keep reading.…
Pablo Ibar's defense, convicted of a 1994 triple murder in Florida, has assured that he has a new witness who has identified two people who would be the real perpetrators of the crime for which Ibar is in jail, which would exonerate him. Andrés Krakenberger, spokesman for the association 'Pablo Ibar-Juicio Justo'; Daniel Tibbitt, current lawyer for Pablo Ibar, and Joe Nascimento, his former lawyer, have explained this novelty on Monday by video …
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