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Complaint: Prosecutor knew witnesses were lying during retrial of innocent man
Bridget L. Kirn, the lead prosecutor in Wright's 2016 retrial, who told the jury he was guilty and should remain in prison despite the DNA evidence, is accused of official misconduct in a scathing complaint that Wright's legal team filed with the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
