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Man convicted of hitting, killing JHU student asks for new trial
Thomas Lee Meighan, Jr. argued that he has evidence that clears him
Thomas Lee Meighan Jr., convicted last year of hitting and killing a Johns Hopkins University student with his car, asked a Baltimore circuit judge Thursday to let him take back his guilty plea and go to trial, arguing that he did not know about some evidence in the case.
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