May 28, 2012 Source : http://www.mercurynews.com
SAN JOSE, Calif.—The state Supreme Court is set to hear a death row inmate’s appeal for a new trial after a judge found that prosecutors had withheld key evidence.
Miguel Bacigalupo was convicted in the 1983 slayings of two brothers, Jose Luis Guerrero and Orestes Guerrero, at their jewelry store in San Jose.
Bacigalupo, now 50, had argued that he was ordered to kill the brothers by the Colombian mafia and risked endangering his family if he did not comply. A judge three years ago found that a Santa Clara County prosecutor and her lead investigator had failed to disclose information that might have supported Bacigalupo’s claim.
The San Jose Mercury News reports (http://bit.ly/L8hK2P) that the Supreme Court will take up the case on Wednesday. It must decide whether to accept the judge’s findings.
Prosecutors have said the Colombian drug connection was deemed speculative.
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im tony guerrero im the grandson of jose luis guerrero what their say about my granpapa is not true he didnt do anything with drugs or the mafia this stuff about the mafia and the drugs is disgrace to my family and this man should be bring to justice
Hi Tony. thanks so much for your comment. take care of you and feel free to comment about this case