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She was wrongfully convicted of killing her toddler daughter. Now, she wants the state to pay her

Katie Mulvaney, The Providence JournalComments Off on She was wrongfully convicted of killing her toddler daughter. Now, she wants the state to pay her

A Rhode Island woman seeks`pittance' in compensation after being cleared in killing of her daughter, Baby Jade, and serving years in jail.

      
Katie Mulvaney, The Providence Journal
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