NEWS
Double homicide case dismissed
Todd McInturf
The Detroit News
Mubarez Ahmed, center, waits for his 1st-degree-murder case to be dismissed, Friday morning, October 26, 2018, by Wayne County Circuit Court Presiding Judge Timothy Kennedy. Ahmed was wrongly convicted for a 2001 double murder and spent 16 years in prison.
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Mubarez Ahmed, left, listens as the judge dismisses his case as he stands with his civil attorney Wolf Mueller, center, and defense attorney Todd Perkins, right.
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Assistant prosecutor Athina Siringas addresses the judge.
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Co-council David Moran, left, and private investigator Scott Lewis, right, share a laugh with Mubarez Ahmed, center, as they talk to the media.
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Mubarez Ahmed gets serious as he talks about his wrongful conviction as private investigator Scott Lewis, right, listens.
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Mubarez Ahmed, left, stands with Darrell Siggers, right, who was wrongfully convicted of 1st-degree murder then exonerated after spending 34 years in prison.
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Mubarez Ahmed, right, hugs friend Leon El-Alamin after the hearing.
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Exonerated Mubarez Ahmed, right, hugs and smiles with friend Tim Abdul-Matin.
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Mubarez Ahmed, right, hugs friend Moe Mroue after the hearing.
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