karen perrot' s attorneys plan to : ask a judge to release him on bail. s order. perrot' s is one of hundreds of cases found to have flawed hair evidence according to the fbi audit. karen anderson, newscenter 5. ed: also breaking tonight a , driver killed in this freak accident on 128. a tire flying off a pickup truck on the southbound side of the highway smashing into a car on the northbound side. newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is live at the scene with more on the victim and the young woman who was driving the pick-up truck. reid: we know at this hour that state police are still trying to notify the victims family. we know only about him that he is from lexington. you said it best, this was a freak accident. it does not happen often three when it does, it often has deadly results. this is a new video that we want to show you of the car involved. we got it at a local hotel lot. the impact was devastating. a tire squarely hitting the front windshield, caving in, and look at the roof. it is peeled back like i can. tire fell, somehow, the tire dislodged from the rear

karen: george perrot' s mother says this is a second chance at life for her son. he' s been in prison for 3 decades for a crime he says he didn' t commit. a chance at freedom for george perrot, imprisoned for the 1985 rape of an elderly springfield woman. convicted with the help of the fbi' s analysis of a hair found in the victim' s bedroom, now order to have a new trial. >> i was elated. karen: reaction from one of his lawyers after the release today of a 79-page decision. judge robert kane writing that justice may not have been done because hair evidence was used to help place perrot at the crime scene.

george perrot says he' s elated by the decision. through a friend, perrot tells five investigates he' s been locked in what he calls a cage for 30 years for a crime he says he did not commit -- the 1985 rape of an elderly woman in yesterday, a judge said the fbi' s testimony about hair evidence in the case was so flawed perrot deserves a new trial. in his 79-page decision, judge robert kane wrote justice may >> it is horrific to think about being sent to jail as a teenager and spending the rest of your life in jail for a horrific crime he did not commit. erika: perrots attorney' s will now ask that he be released on bail. no response yet from the hampden county district attorney on whether they will appeal. a deadly accident on route 128. randy: the object that killed a man from the other side of the highway. and plane crash survivors share their story of what happened, the terrifying moment when one man thought he was trapped in the burning debris. erika: updating or breaking news this morning. a norwood police officer is recoverin

the hampden county da says it weighing whether to appeal and also how to respond to perrot' s request to be free on bail. heather: the wounded warriors project, accused of wasting donations meant for our soldiers. new at 7:00, newscenter 5' s kelley tuthill speaks to two local veterans who have very different feelings about the charity. reporter: in 2014, wounded warrior project raised an astounding $300 million. this is money that helps support veterans nationwide, including jessica soler. the worcester mother of 3 was deployed for 9 months in the gulf during operation iraqi freedom. >> when you separate from the military, you feel kind of lost. and organizations like wwp give us that back. reporter: wounded warrior also helps fund the home base program a red sox and mass general , intiative to treat the invisible wounds of war. criticism again after former , employees allege the charity spends lavishly on staff parties and travel. $26 million on conferences and meetings in 2014 alone. >> i think that at a bare minimum for a charity like this we could expect they could put , their re