Utah man freed on bail after 41 years on death row as DNA clears him

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Douglas Stewart Carter, convicted for the murder of Eva Olesen, has been released on bail after spending 41 years on death row in Utah. New DNA evidence emerged that supports his innocence and prompted a review of the case. The Utah Supreme Court also acknowledged serious police misconduct during the original investigation. While some of the victim's family members have expressed concerns over his release on bail, a retrial has been scheduled for 2027. Carter's defense lawyers remain hopeful that all charges against him will ultimately be dismissed.

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