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A man convicted in a 1988 murder challenges DNA evidence, claiming he was mistaken for another man with the same nickname, as new testing is ordered.
A 1988 murder case remains unresolved as Stephen Wayne "Shorty" Jamieson, serving life for the killing of bank teller Janine Balding, challenges the DNA evidence used in his 1990 conviction.
He claims he was mistaken for another man with the same nickname, Mark "Shorty" Wayne Wells, whose DNA profile was obtained from Queensland authorities.
NSW Police have agreed to expanded DNA testing on a bandana used to gag Balding and other evidence, following a court order emphasizing the need for closure.
The testing may be limited by the age of the evidence and the body’s exposure to water.
Wells denies involvement and has never been charged.
The case is set to return to court on December 17.
Un hombre condenado por un asesinato en 1988 desafía la evidencia de ADN, alegando que fue confundido con otro hombre con el mismo apodo, ya que se ordenan nuevas pruebas.