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The 26-year-old attempted to resist a robbery
and
was subsequently shot in the stomach; the
Nueva
Chicago central defender later succumbed to
his injuries in hospital Argentine player Rodrigo
Espindola has died after
being shot during an attempted robbery on his
home, aged 26.
The Neuva Chicago defender was hit in the
abdomen while reportedly defending his wife and
son outside of his home in Monte Grande,
Buenos Aires, and passed away after
undergoing surgery
at Hospital Santa Maria.
Daniel Ferreiro, vice-present of Neuva Chicago, confirmed the news on Twitter in the early
hours of
Friday morning, writing: “Regret from the soul
to
inform that our Rodrigo Espindola died
moments ago.” Lamento desde el alma informar que nuestro
Rodrigo Espindola falleció hace instantes.
Nueva Chicago a traves de su CD se pone a
disposción.. — Daniel Ferreiro (@dhferreiro22)
May 13, 2016 If you are not automatically
redirected, click here. Espindola began his career in the lower Argentine
divisions with Chacarita Juniors before later
joining
Racing Club and then Chicago.
Espindola leaves behind a wife and six-month-
old baby.

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A Baltimore man named Malcolm Jabbar Bryant
has been exonerated and set free after
spending
17 years in prison for a murder that new DNA
evidence has finally shown he did not commit.
Malcom was arrested in 1998 when a ‘single eyewitness’ identified him as the man who
stabbed a 16-year-old girl named Toni Bullock
to
death on November 20, 1998. He and his
family
always maintained he was innocent and tried all
sorts of appeals and several different post-
conviction procedures to no avail. However, Michele Nethercott, of the University
of
Baltimore’s Innocence Project, took up his case
&
eventually obtained court orders to test the
victim’s fingernail clippings and T-shirt for DNA, which happened to have a rare identifier that
was
not consistent with Bryant’s. The DNA tested
showed that blood on the victim’s T-shirt did
not
match his and Bryant’s attorneys asked for a new
trial which was granted by a Baltimore Circuit
Court judge. Baltimore City State’s Attorney
Marilyn Mosby said
that the Conviction Integrity Unit re-
investigated the girl’s murder and concluded that Bryant is
indeed not the killer. After serving almost two
decades behind bars, he was finally cleared
and
set free. Pictures of him after he was released
from jail below