By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Years before she was accused of forging documents in death penalty appeals, Kathleen Culhane stood before a group of fellow investigators at a conference in Monterey and showed off some of her work.
She held up examples of witness statements that might help a death-row client win a new trial or avoid execution.
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Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Years before she was accused of forging documents in death penalty appeals, Kathleen Culhane stood before a group of fellow investigators at a conference in Monterey and showed off some of her work.
She held up examples of witness statements that might help a death-row client win a new trial or avoid execution.
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