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Jane Dorotik has spent two decades fighting for her freedom. The California mother and wife was convicted of murdering her husband Bob in 2001, but always maintained her innocence.From prison, where she was serving a sentence of 25 years to life, Jane spent years filing motions pushing for a new examination of the evidence.Working with Loyola Project for the Innocent, new testing of evidence was done, including of blood stanley cup found in the couple s bedroom. They said it revealed some of the spots were never tested and others were not blood at all. If you just look at all of the pieces of evidence that Loyola was able to absolutely take apart, and yet we know what was told to the jury in the original conviction, Jane Dorotik tells 48 Hours correspondent Erin Moriarty, who has has covered the case for 24 years. Jane, how would you describe what the last 22 years have been like for you Moriarty asked. It s been torturous in many ways, explained Jane. I suppose many moments when I thought, How do I keep going WHO KILLED BOB DOROTIK When 48 Hours first met Jane Dorotik in 2000, the life she had once found so serene in the foothills outside of San Diego mdash; a life she had shared with her husband Bob mdash; had taken an unimaginable turn. Jane stanley cup Dorotik: How can this be How can this happen Surely I ll wake up and it s a dream.Jane had been become the prime suspect in Bob s murder. Authorities believed that she viciously a stanley cup ttac Sngi Police seize drugs, cash from Alabama player s room
NEW YORK --Communities across New York and New Jersey marked the fifth anniversary of Superstorm airmax Sandy on Sunday, a day that ironically saw the region hit by another strong storm system containing soaking rains and strong winds -- prompting flood and wind warnings, according to CBS New York. Of course Mother Nature is taking another shot at us today. She has a sick sense of humor, Richard Thompson said Sunday while watching the rain fall at a convenience store in Toms River, New Jersey. This storm obviously won t be anywhere near what Sandy was, but it salomon would have been nicer to have a sunny day today. CBS New York cites the National Weather Service as saying that heavy rain will cause flooding of small creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets and underpasses, along with other low-lying spots.New York City could see flooding of 7.4 feet every 5 years, study saysThompson said his family s summer home in the Mantoloking area was destroyed by Sandy, a meteorological hybrid superst adidas campus orm created when a former hurricane merged with other systems. The home has been rebuilt, but the lengthy process of getting the work completed was a nightmare. Just so many people and agencies involved, Thompson said. Sandy was blamed for at least 182 deaths in the U.S. and Caribbean and more than $71 billion in damage in this country alone. It swamped coastline communities, knocked out power to millions of people and businesses, flooded parts of New