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failed appeal while he had resigned himself to the twenty years behind bars until a stranger sharon l. malloy a medical malpractise lawyer unexpectedly gave him some hope. elmo a is currently paying for waller's post conviction relief thanks to an article that i found two years ago in the new york times i have a side occupation which is that i am dedicating. my free time to the effort to get orrible lee waller and out of jail what specifically outraged this is because i really felt that there hadn't been any wrongdoing on his part and because he was a person who acted on principle and rejected a plea deal that was offered by the prosecutors that this ended up biting him in the butt you seem pretty confident going into the trial what happened right well it it seems like everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong i mean the level of preparation was just not there according to l molay wallers the original lawyer did not conduct in person interviews with his witnesses and failed to call additional witnesses who could have helped the case. the break that lee needed was a new trial there's

failed appeal while he had resigned himself to the twenty years behind bars until a stranger sharon l. malloy a medical malpractise lawyer unexpectedly gave him some hope. elmo a is currently paying for waller's post conviction relief thanks to an article that i found two years ago in the new york times i have a side occupation which is that i am dedicating. my free time to the effort to get orrible lee waller and out of jail what specifically outraged this case because i really felt that there hadn't been any wrongdoing on his part and because he was a person who acted on principle and rejected a plea deal that was offered by the prosecutors. that this ended up biting him in the butt you seem pretty confident going into the trial what happened right well it it seems like everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong i mean the level of preparation was just not there according to elma lay wallers the original lawyer did not conduct in person interviews with his witnesses and failed to call additional witnesses who could have helped the case. to break that lee needed was a new trial there