Texas man whose murder conviction tied to shaken baby syndrome won't testify in-person

Robert Roberson, the Texas man whose execution and conviction was tied to shaken baby syndrome, won't testify in person before lawmakers on Monday.

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Texas man whose murder conviction tied to shaken baby syndrome won't testify in-person

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Texas death row inmate Robert Roberson doesn't testify Monday in 'shaken baby syndrome' case

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