A man from Georgia has been freed from prison after his conviction was overturned. The conviction was for a multiple homicide that occurred in 2004. Five people lost their lives in the incident.
The case against the man was thrown out due to a legal issue. This development does not imply innocence, according to the district attorney. Further information about the case and the release can be found through news sources, including WSMV 4 News affiliates.
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