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The US Appeal Court ruled that a man sentenced to the murder and disappearance of a six-year-old boy in New York should receive a new court, a man sentenced in 1979.

The disappearance of Ethan Pats on the way to the school bus stop at Manhattan unfolded the city and became one of the most famous national cases missing in the United States.

Pedro Hernandez, the store owner, was convicted of murder in 2017 after the first trial in 2015, which ended in the hanged jury. He confessed to lure Paces into the basement and attack him.

In his address, Hernandez claimed that the jury had received incorrect instructions that violated the precedent of the US Supreme Court and thought of their sentence.

“We conclude that the court of the state of first instance was contrary to the precise federal law and that this mistake was not harmless,” the second appeal court wrote in his decision.

A press secretary of the prosecutor’s office of Manhattan said he was considering the decision.

The case did not rest the investigators decades after the boy disappeared from the neighborhood of Manhattan Soho, and he was never found.

The aggressive company of the missing showed the boy’s face on milk boxes and posters in the US. The amatana investigation has developed at the Federal Investigation Bureau and has increased new awareness of disappeared children.

In 2012, the authorities interrogated Hernandez, who told them that the Packed Packed in the basement proposal or soda before strangling the boy.

However, the Appeal Court wrote in its decision that Hernandez “has a documentary history of mental illness and a low intelligence rate (IQ)” and “initially confessed approximately seven hours of incomplete interrogations of three police officers.”

After he confessed to the police, he read Hernandez his rights Miranda – a constitutional warning about well -being – and recorded a video recognition. He did it again for the federal prosecutor.

The prosecutor’s office largely relied on the video recognition during the second trial of Hernandez.

The decision of the Appeal Court to order a new test depends on the instructions that the jury 2017 received about these admissions when they discussed Hernandez’s fate.

In one of the note, the juror asked the judge to explain whether they should be ignored by his following confessions when they found the first, “there was no voluntary”.

The state judge replied: “Answer, no.”

The jury ultimately condemned Hernandez for killing and abduction of crimes, but justified him on charges of deliberate murder.

In his address, Hernandez claimed that this instruction contradicted the legal precedent and unfairly harmed the jury.

The lower courts denied the application, but the Federal Appeal Court ultimately passed with him to Monday.

Hernandez Harvey Fishbain’s prosecutor issued a statement: “We are grateful that the court gave Pedro to the opportunity to return his life, and I urge the Manhattan Prosecutor’s Office to refuse these misconceptions and focus their efforts where they belong to those who actually respond.”