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Video of discredited bite mark evidence helps free man from death row
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July 27, 2026
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12:53Now PlayingLouisiana’s Supreme Court ruled in favor of Jimmie "Chris" Duncan’s “factual innocence” after he spent nearly three decades on death row. In this exclusive investigation, NBC News’ Dan Slepian obtained a never-before-broadcast video of discredited bite mark evidence used against him at trial.
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