The government won their case on pure deception, concealing the actual culprit from the jury. The prosecution had knowledge of this fact during the trial, but they kept it hidden from the jury, so the jurors never really understood what this case was really about. A defense witness, whose motel records would have shed light on Medina as the culprit, refused to honor a subpoena which had properly been given to him. Yet no money was found, no guns were found, and only two men were arrested. There were no fingerprints.
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