Man convicted of Jason Corbett killing denied release during Covid crisis

Citing his age and the threat the Covid-19 pandemic would have to him, Thomas Martens, a retired FBI agent, argued he should be released from prison and be kept under monitored house arrest.
Man convicted of Jason Corbett killing denied release during Covid crisis
Jason Corbett
Tue, 28 Apr, 2020 - 17:31
Sarah Slater

The man convicted of killing Jason Corbett has failed in a bid to be released from a US prison.

Citing his age and the threat the Covid-19 pandemic would have to him, Thomas Martens, a retired FBI agent, argued he should be released from prison and be kept under monitored house arrest.

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Jason CorbettPlace: USPlace: LimerickPlace: North CarolinaPlace: Union County, North CarolinaPlace: Alexander PrisonPerson: Jason CorbettPerson: Thomas MartensPerson: MartensPerson: Molly Martens CorbettPerson: CorbettPerson: David FreedmanPerson: Martens’Person: County District AttorneyPerson: Assistant District AttorneyPerson: Leo MartensPerson: JasonPerson: Michael CorbettPerson: 996528Organisation: FBIOrganisation: Davidson County Superior Court
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