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The Columbus Dispatch
DNA evidence questions 2016 triple murder conviction
Wendell Callahan, serving a 66-year-to-life sentence for the 2016 triple stabbing deaths of his ex-girlfriend and her two daughters, is seeking a new trial after new DNA evidence challenged his conviction. The evidence contradicts key witness testimony, showing the victim's DNA on the witness's jacket and in a hallway he denied entering. The prosecutor’s office has not yet opposed Callahan’s request to withdraw his guilty plea, citing the significance of the newly discovered forensic evidence.
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