A Lake County judge will allow Marni Yang's lawyers to present new evidence that she says could prove her innocence.
A Lake County judge will allow Marni Yang's lawyers to present new evidence that she says could prove her innocence.Judge Christopher Stride made the ruling Thursday and agreed for Yang to have a stage 3 hearing, but a date has not yet been set. The next hearing could focus on the height of the person who fired the fatal shots. The proceedings stem from a post-conviction petition filed by Yang's attorney, Jed Stone, on Oct. 1, 2019.
Prosecutors argued that Yang was motivated by jealousy, as Yang was also romantically involved with Gayle. They presented a secretly recorded confession Yang made to a friend as part of their case.Yang is currently serving two life sentences for the killings.According to Stone, since the filing of the petition in 2019, a stream of new evidence, experts and witnesses have allegedly emerged.
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