Missouri Woman Declared Innocent After 43 Years in Prison

Sandra Hemme's conviction overturned by judge, but prosecutors seek to delay her release.

Judge ruled Sandra Hemme's innocence in the 1980 murder of Patricia Jeschke as 'clear and convincing.'
Hemme's conviction was based on unreliable confessions made under heavy medication during a psychiatric stay.
New evidence implicates a former police officer, Michael Holman, in the crime.
Prosecutors are appealing the decision and argue that Hemme remains a danger.
Hemme is considered the longest-known wrongly incarcerated woman in U.S. history.