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Ryan Ferguson, whose 2005 murder and robbery convictions recently were overturned by the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, will not face any new state charges, said Nanci Gonder, press secretary for state Attorney General Chris Koster.
The decision came after examining the appellate court's opinion and “reviewing the remaining known evidence” in the case, Gonder said in an email.
Ryan Ferguson, whose 2005 murder and robbery convictions recently were overturned by the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, will not face any new state charges, said Nanci Gonder, press secretary for state Attorney General Chris Koster.
The decision came after examining the appellate court's opinion and “reviewing the remaining known evidence” in the case, Gonder said in an email.
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Ferguson and an old acquaintance, Charles Erickson, were convicted for the Nov. 1, 2001, death of Tribune Sports Editor Kent Heitholt. Two years after the killing, Erickson confessed, claiming he had “dream-like” memories that he was involved, and he implicated Ferguson.
Erickson was given a 25-year sentence for armed criminal action and second-degree murder; Ferguson was convicted of first-degree robbery and second-degree murder and sentenced to 40 years.
Erickson and another witness later recanted their testimony that sent Ferguson to prison. No physical evidence tied either man to the scene.
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Ferguson and an old acquaintance, Charles Erickson, were convicted for the Nov. 1, 2001, death of Tribune Sports Editor Kent Heitholt. Two years after the killing, Erickson confessed, claiming he had “dream-like” memories that he was involved, and he implicated Ferguson.
Erickson was given a 25-year sentence for armed criminal action and second-degree murder; Ferguson was convicted of first-degree robbery and second-degree murder and sentenced to 40 years.
Erickson and another witness later recanted their testimony that sent Ferguson to prison. No physical evidence tied either man to the scene.
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