Jury acquits man charged with 1997 murder of his wife
Ramos was a former corrections officer at Sing Sing prison at the time of the murder.
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Oct 25, 2024, 4:48 PM
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Updated 21 days ago
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1h agoWestchester jury has acquitted a Sleepy Hollow man of killing his wife.
Rafael Ramos was arrested and charged with second degree murder of Nusinaida Ramos in 2023.
Ramos was a former corrections officer at Sing Sing prison at the time of the murder.
The murder occurred in 1997, and the arrest was made because of a new cold case bureau that the district attorney's office established.
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