Federal Magistrate Judge William A. Wall has ruled that New York's Attorney General's Office must turn over to Marty Tankleff the evidence it gathered during its six-month investigation that resulted in the decision not to re-try him. The evidence includes over 200 documents.
"We expect the files of the A.G.'s independent investigation to reveal exculpatory evidence Suffolk County police ignored and suppressed in their campaign to convict Marty Tankleff of his parents' murders," Debi Cornwall, one of Marty's lawyers, told the New York Law Journal (subscription).
hopefully this information will one day help solve the murders of your parents... the prosecutor's office doesnt seem to care about that... take care marty.. cindy holden
Posted by: cindy holden | April 11, 2011 at 03:09 PM
Marty I wished you had a facebook account. I would like to make you my friend. You are amazing. I seen you on 48 hours. You always stayed positive. I am a paralegal and know for a fact there are so many people that are innocent in prison. If you ever join facebook personally I hope you will be my friend. I cried for you. Your story broke my heart of all of the years you lost. I hope I hear from you. Thanks for having a place to let you know total strangers care about you like me.
Diedra Green
Posted by: Diedra Thompson Green | June 06, 2011 at 02:22 PM
I just happened to check out the blog for first time since Marty got out of prison and noticed this very important development. Diedra/Cindy: Marty is maintaining his privacy and staying out of the public eye while his civil case makes i way toward trial. As I understand it, Marty is still in the discovery phase as this latest victory attests. I will be very surprised if Suffolk County does not settle with Marty prior to going to trial. Suffolk County has a lot to hide: example why Jerry Steuerman, Peter Kent and Joey "Gunz" Creedon are still on the streets when everyone on the planet knows they murdered the Tankleffs (and not Marty).
Posted by: Robert Olson | August 05, 2011 at 01:36 PM
Marty, I wish u health, happiness always, I so remember this case, I knew back then u didn't do it..How u stayed so strong all those years, u are amazing..
What u were put through no one should EVER have it happen to them..
Good Luck to you always..
U r a hero..
Posted by: Tina Akam | January 01, 2012 at 02:17 PM