Anthony Capozzi - National Registry of Exonerations
Sep 28, 2023 · Biological evidence stored for two decades in a hospital drawer was the key to the 2007 exoneration of Anthony Capozzi, a Buffalo, New York, man who spent 20 years in prison after he was convicted of two rapes he didn't commit.
DNA Evidence Exonerates Mentally Ill Inmate of Rape ... - Fox News
Apr 3, 2007 · Judge overturns two 1987 rape convictions of Anthony Capozzi, 50, based on DNA evidence implicating another suspect; Capozzi, who suffered from schizophrenic, spent 22 years in prison.
DNA Vindicates Man Who Spent 22 Years In Prison
Mar 28, 2007 · Buffalo, NY -- Erie County District Attorney Frank Clark calls this a first in his 33 years practicing law.Wednesday morning, he called a news conference, and announced that 49-year-old Anthony...
Buffalo Police Then and Now
Feb 5, 2010 · The discovered evidence soundly exonerated Anthony Capozzi of the crime and DNA matched that of Altemio Sanchez.
Anthony Capozzi exonerated in New York - Innocence Project
Apr 3, 2007 · Anthony Capozzi was released from state custody early this morning, officials said. He became the 23rd New Yorker to be proven innocent by DNA testing yesterday when an Erie County judge vacated his sentence and prosecutors dropped charges against him.
DNA clears New York man of rape - Innocence Project
DNA evidence stored in a hospital drawer for more than 20 years has proven the innocence of Anthony Capozzi, 50, a Buffalo, New York, man who has served 20 years for a series of rapes he didn’t commit.
After 22 Years In Prison, Man Exonerated - KLTV 7
Apr 3, 2007 · Rape convictions that put Anthony Capozzi in prison for 22 years were erased Monday because of recently found DNA evidence that tied the crimes to another man. A prosecutor last week declared Capozzi, 50, exonerated. He is expected to be freed this week.
Wednesday marks first anniversary of Anthony Capozzi’s …
Mar 31, 2008 · One year ago Wednesday, Anthony Capozzi was released from prison after spending 20 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. He was wrongfully convicted in 1985 of two brutal rapes that took place in Delaware Park in Buffalo, New York.
Anthony P. Capozzi - Wikipedia
Anthony Patrick "Tony" Capozzi (born June 28, 1945) is an American trial attorney and political consultant and participant.
DNA evidence exonerates mentally ill man - NBC News
Mar 29, 2007 · Capozzi, also 49, who suffers from schizophrenia, was arrested in September 1985, charged with three rapes and convicted of two — largely on the basis of the victims identifying him in two ...