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CLEVELAND (WJW) -- The Fox 8 I-Team has learned that the attorney for the man accused of killing Aliza Sherman in 2013 wants additional testing of DNA found on the watch and wristband of the victim.

According to a motion filed in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court by Atty. Jon Paul Rion, who represents Gregory Moore, the defense maintains that the DNA found on the two items was not that of Moore or Aliza Sherman’s estranged husband.

“Clearly, blood on the victim from a third-party male found on the person of the decedent at the time of the homicide is critical, material and incredibly exculpatory evidence,” the motion states. “Mr. Moore hereby respectfully requests this Court to allow for an i

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