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It was later discovered while the condemned man, Alan Gell, was facing
execution in North Carolina's death chamber, and while he was imprisoned
almost a decade, that these two prosecutors knowingly, willfully withheld
evidence which would have convinced a jury of his innocence. On retrial, a
jury acquitted him after just three hours of deliberation.
The dishonest prosecutors, Hoke and Graves, received a tap on the wrist from
the North Carolina State Bar, which candy-coated the case against them
because of their powerful connections.
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