5 takeaways after judge orders Alabama to retry man convicted on bite mark evidence

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Charles McCrory was accused 40 years ago of brutally murdering his wife in a small south Alabama town. No physical evidence tied him to the scene, other than a mark that prosecutors said proved he bit his wife during the attack. He's always maintained his innocence, and now his lawyers are hoping new revelations about bitemark evidence could set him free. (Special to AL.com)

After 41 years in prison for the murder of his wife in a small south Alabama town, Charles McCrory is getting another chance after a judge ordered a new trial.

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