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A DNA test has cleared a convicted rapist and murderer who once came within nine days of being executed by the state of Virginia.But 40-year-old Earl Washington Jr. is not scheduled for release from jail.He continues to serve a 30-year sentence for breaking into a 73-year-old woman s home, hitting her with a chair, stealing her gun and using the gun to shoot his brother.Washington, who is mildly retarded, was in custody for the first crime when police say he confessed to the unrelated and more serious charges 150; charges he later denied.Eric Freedman, a Hofstra University law school professor who has handled Washington s case for 15 years, is blasting Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore s decision not to free Washington immediatel
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