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Roy Brown Murder Case

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Roy Brown was convicted of a crime he didn’t do in New York in 1991(Post-Tribune).Accordingly the he victim Sabina Kulakowski was found naked across the road from her home in the town of Aurelius in the early hour of may 23 1991. Kerlikowski was a 49 and put up struggles with the victim the crime seem to be personal because there was no evidence of rape or burglary. She suffered from many wounds including bite marks. Roy Brown was sentence to a minimum of 15 years in prison for this crime he didn’t commit in May of 1991. Sabrina was killed stabbed and strangled to death and the crime was place on roy brown. and fire was set to the farm house which she lived. Roy Brown was convicted for the crime of killing Kulakowski and spend 16 years in prison before he was free(Post-Tribune). Roy has always …show more content…

Kulakoswski and ronald live in a farm house and after they seperaete barry resented the fact that she stayed there they split the same year she was murdered 1991. Barry long girl friend Tamara Eckstadt and the mother of his child told police brench already subject to a domestic protection order got in a voilent rool with he rbefore heading to the bar he return ho,e drunk around 1:30am or 1:45 more than a hour after leaving the bar he washed his face and arms and went to sleep. He was roused and summoned to fight the fire at the farm house by repeated calls to his house. At the scene he wandered in the directon where the body was found. Roy was sent a letter to barry about him solving the case and barry killed himself by laying on a train tracks. Roy was later freed after DNA edvidence from the victims night shirt comfirm his innocence from the bite marks saliva. Another trial was scehdual december 31 but was delayed until january 22. Laywers from the innocence project ask for an immediate release cause of roy suffering from a liver disease and awaiting a

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