Anthony Bedolla v. State of Indiana

Goff, Justice.

In what can only be characterized as a twist of fate, Anthony Bedolla found himself sharing a holding cell with the man who could help prove he had been wrongly convicted of murder. Securing the man's testimony and presenting it to the post-conviction *663 court proved challenging for Bedolla's attorney for various reasons, some outside her control. After an unsuccessful deposition, yet with assurances from the witness that he would cooperate, Bedolla's counsel sought leave from the court to try again to get the testimony. But the post-conviction court refused to hear argument from…