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Ladybbird · 28-09-24, 06:18

Worlds Longest-Serving Death Row Inmate 88, Acquitted After Facing Hanging For 50 Years

Ex-boxer Iwao Hakamada spent almost half a century on death row after being wrongly convicted in 1968 for murdering his boss's family, but was declared innocent at a court in Japan on Thursday

AP 28 SEP 2024

The worlds' longest serving death row inmate has been acquitted of a murder conviction from nearly 60 years ago.

Former boxer Iwao Hakamada was cleared on Thursday after a court in Japan held a retrial for the murder of his then-boss and the man's wife and two children. Now 88 and in delicate health, Hakamada was 30 when he was originally sentenced to death for the killing back in 1968.

His retrial was obtained 10 years ago following sufficient support and freed following 56 years on death row, and was declared innocent on Thursday. He was pictured leaving the court in Shizuoka, west of Tokyo, defiant alongside his 91-year-old sister Hideko.

Hideko Hakamada, sister of former boxer Iwao Hakamada, bowed to the judge as her brother was declared innocent

Iwao Hakamada spent nearly half a century on death row after his 1968 conviction for the murder of his boss, the man's wife and two children. He was granted a retrial in 2014 after his lawyers argued that police fabricated key evidence.

Hakamada was released from prison then - but was not cleared of the charges due to Japans' slow justice system.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TmjyhuqRQ0

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,613 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Innocent Death Row Inmate FREED After Facing Hanging For 50 YEARS in Japan Worlds Longest-Serving Death Row Inmate 88, Acquitted After Facing Hanging For 50 Years Ex-boxer Iwao Hakamada spent almost half a century on death row after being wrongly convicted in 1968 for murdering his boss's family, but was declared innocent at a court in Japan on Thursday AP 28 SEP 2024 The worlds' longest serving death row inmate has been acquitted of a murder conviction from nearly 60 years ago. Former boxer Iwao Hakamada was cleared on Thursday after a court in Japan held a retrial for the murder of his then-boss and the man's wife and two children. Now 88 and in delicate health, Hakamada was 30 when he was originally sentenced to death for the killing back in 1968. His retrial was obtained 10 years ago following sufficient support and freed following 56 years on death row, and was declared innocent on Thursday. He was pictured leaving the court in Shizuoka, west of Tokyo, defiant alongside his 91-year-old sister Hideko. Hideko Hakamada, sister of former boxer Iwao Hakamada, bowed to the judge as her brother was declared innocent Iwao Hakamada spent nearly half a century on death row after his 1968 conviction for the murder of his boss, the man's wife and two children. He was granted a retrial in 2014 after his lawyers argued that police fabricated key evidence. Hakamada was released from prison then - but was not cleared of the charges due to Japans' slow justice system. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TmjyhuqRQ0

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