Court to hear Michelle Lodzinski’s appeal in 1991 death of 5-year-old son

Court to hear Michelle Lodzinski’s appeal in 1991 death of 5-year-old son

A New Jersey appeals court will hear arguments next month from attorneys seeking to overturn the 2016 conviction of a mother for the 1991 killing of her young son Timothy Wiltsey.

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Court to hear Michelle Lodzinski’s appeal in 1991 death of 5-year-old son

A New Jersey appeals court will hear arguments next month from attorneys seeking to overturn the 2016 conviction of a mother for the 1991 killing of her young son Timothy Wiltsey.

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