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Douglas Stewart Carter Released from Death Row After DNA Evidence Excludes Him from 1985 Murder

Douglas Stewart Carter, 71, was released from death row after DNA evidence excluded him from the 1985 murder of Eva Olesen. A Utah judge ordered his release on bail, requiring him to wear a GPS monitor while awaiting a new trial. The Utah Supreme Court had previously ordered a new trial due to misconduct by investigators, and Carter has maintained his innocence throughout his incarceration.

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Douglas Stewart Carter, 71, was released from death row after DNA evidence excluded him from the 1985 murder of Eva Olesen. A Utah judge ordered his release on bail, requiring him to wear a GPS monitor while awaiting a new trial. The Utah Supreme Court had previously ordered a new trial due to misconduct by investigators, and Carter has maintained his innocence throughout his incarceration.

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Utah man, 71, released from death row after DNA evidence excludes him in 1985 killing

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Douglas Stewart Carter Released from Death Row After DNA Evidence Excludes Him from 1985 Murder