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"Fatal Vision" murder convict Jeffrey MacDonald hopes DNA evidence will clear him
September 17, 2012
September 17, 2012
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(CBS News) Jeffrey MacDonald's lawyers are going back to court over DNA evidence in the so-called "Fatal Vision" murders.
MacDonald has served 30 years for the killings of his wife and two young daughters. The former Green Beret doctor has always maintained his innocence. And he wants one more chance to get out of prison.
Timeline of events in the Jeffrey MacDonald case
"48 Hours": Jeffrey MacDonald: Time For Truth
MacDonald insists that a group of drug-crazed hippies invaded his home in Fort Bragg, N.C., on February 17, 1970, that they attacked him and savagely stabbed his wife Collette, and
MacDonald has served 30 years for the killings of his wife and two young daughters. The former Green Beret doctor has always maintained his innocence. And he wants one more chance to get out of prison.
Timeline of events in the Jeffrey MacDonald case
"48 Hours": Jeffrey MacDonald: Time For Truth
MacDonald insists that a group of drug-crazed hippies invaded his home in Fort Bragg, N.C., on February 17, 1970, that they attacked him and savagely stabbed his wife Collette, and
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