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Louisville detective who lied let off with a hand-slap

2021-04-27 15:50:07.623395+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Former Louisville detective who helped incarcerate innocent men agrees to plead guilty, go to prison

Handy had previously agreed to a plea deal on a charge of felony perjury related to a 1995 case that put Edwin Chandler in prison nearly a decade for a murder he didn't commit. But the tampering with physical evidence charge in another case had been dismissed.

So his lies took a combined 52 years of freedom from his victims, and he gets a year. Seems... uh...

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