Bigfoot Legends KY | radioNovo News for State College: April 13, 2026

          THE STATE COLLEGE MAN WHO SPENT FORTY-THREE YEARS IN PRISON FOR A MURDER CONVICTION THAT WAS LATER RULED FRAUDULENT IS STILL FIGHTING FOR HIS FREEDOM.............. ASKING A FEDERAL JUDGE TO EITHER ORDER HIS RELEASE OR GRANT HIM A BOND HEARING AS HE CONTINUES TO FIGHT DETENTION AT THE MOSHANNON VALLEY ICE PROCESSING CENTER NEAR PHILIPSBURG.          64-YEAR OLD SUBU VEDAM MADE HIS ARGUMENT, DESPITE AN IMMIGRATION RULING FINDING THAT HE MAY STAY IN THE U-S.          VEDAM SPENT MORE THAN FOUR DECADES IN PRISON FOR A MURDER CONVICTION THAT WAS VACATED LAST AUGUST DUE TO WITHHELD EVIDENCE AT HIS TRIAL BY THEN-CENTRE COUNTY D.A. RAY GRICAR.  HIS ATTORNEYS ARGUE CONTINUED DETENTION IS UNJUST WHILE FEDERAL OFFICIALS DECIDE WHETHER TO APPEAL.          A CLINTON COUNTY MAN WAS DRIVING OVER TWICE THE LEGAL LIMIT WHEN HE ALLEGEDLY STRUCK A PENN STATE STUDENT AND FLED. RECORDS SHOW MATTHEW WHITE HAD A .18 PERCENT BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVEL DURING THE FEBRUARY CRASH IN DOWNTOWN STATE COLLEGE.           THE VICTIM, SOPHIA RUSCILLO, SUFFERED A FRACTURED SKULL AND REMAINS IN RECOVERY. WHITE FACES FELONY ASSAULT AND D-U-I CHARGES; HE WAS RELEASED ON UNSECURED BAIL PENDING A MAY COURT APPEARANCE.