By Pat Broderick
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO - Cynthia Sommer, who was convicted of murdering her Marine husband in 2007 and later freed, claims prosecutors should have known evidence used against her was "corrupt, false and fabricated."
She is asking for a least $20 million in a federal lawsuit filed Thursday, claiming her constitutional and civil rights were violated.
Among those named in the ...
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