In this Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2019 photo, Hawaii Innocence Project co-director Kenneth Lawson, left, explains the case of a former U.S. soldier convicted of a 1982 murder, while University of Hawaii law student Alanna Wade looks through the legal file in Honolulu. The Hawaii Innocence Project says Clifford Hubbard didn’t commit those crimes and is asking a judge to order DNA testing, which wasn’t available at the time. In a motion filed Friday, Sept. 6, his lawyers say there's no direct evidence linking Hubbard to the 1982 suffocation of 14-year-old Derek Kusumoto. (AP Photo/Jennifer Sinco Kelleher)
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