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Sam Sheppard's conviction for the murder of his wife in 1954 - the real-life case that inspired TV series The Fugitive. The brain surgeon claimed an intruder beat his wife to death, but the revelation at his first trial that he was having an affair is said to have swayed the jury against him. He was acquitted two years after his release from prison in 1966, but died at the age of only 46.
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