Indiana Man Seeks New Trial in Teen Killing Case
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A man currently serving a 130-year prison sentence for the murder of two teenagers in Indiana has filed an appeal, seeking a new trial. The appeal centers on the potential introduction of evidence related to a pagan ritual that may have played a role in the crime. According to ABC News US, the man's legal team argues that this evidence could significantly impact the case and potentially exonerate him. The original trial concluded with convictions based on circumstantial evidence and witness testimony. The appeal is currently under review by the court, and a decision is pending. No further details about the nature of the pagan ritual or its connection to the crime have been disclosed in the provided material.
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