Anthony Oddone appealing murder conviction in death of corrections officer Andrew Reister
A Farmingville man who killed an off-duty Suffolk corrections officer is appealing his conviction. Attorneys for Anthony Oddone told the state Court of Appeals that their client didn't get a fair
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Nov 15, 2013, 4:50 AM
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A Farmingville man who killed an off-duty Suffolk corrections officer is appealing his conviction.
Attorneys for Anthony Oddone told the state Court of Appeals that their client didn't get a fair trial.
Oddone was convicted of manslaughter in 2008 after putting Andrew Reister in a deadly chokehold during a fight at the Southampton Publick House. Reister was moonlighting as a bouncer at the time.
Oddone's lawyers now claim that there was false testimony and juror misconduct at his first trial.
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