Sherman Singleton, Louisiana man serving life sentence for homicide, launched

The day after a choose in New Orleans dominated to finish three many years in jail defenders say was primarily based on lies, Sherman Singleton walked out Thursday afternoon from the Louisiana State Police Barracks in Baton Rouge having fun with a hug and heat regards to members of the family and pals.

Singleton, 53, was convicted of second-degree homicide in 1991 in reference to the capturing of New Orleans resident Bruce Wappy. Correspondence and courtroom paperwork allege that Singleton’s arrest was primarily based on false testimony from a disgraced former New Orleans cop now on federal loss of life row for homicide and civil rights violations.