armed with this new evidence, ardis requested a new trial.ent that they did not have adequate counsel at their original trial. ironically, john miller's original defense attorney paul chitwood agreed. >> well he was pissed off. it's -- nobody likes to be told that they did a bad job officially. and ineffectiveness of counsel basically says that. >> although paul chitwood is now deceased he testified on behalf of john and debbie at a pre-trial hearing, reminding the court he requested and was denied access to the prosecution witnesses before the trial and was denied funds to hire an independence forensic expert to analyze the evidence. >> he always felt they were not guilty of the crime they were charged with. >> the prosecutor's office never commented on the allegation that some of the photographs in this case might have been withheld from the original defend team. in 1993, a judge dismissed the case against john miller and debbie lovelace citing overwhelming evidence in the couple's favor. after five long years they were finally released fro

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