A former college student, Ho Duy Hai (born in 1985) was convicted and sentenced to death for allegedly killing two female postal workers at Long An, Viet Nam, in March 2008.
None of the fingerprints found at the crime scene matched those of Ho Duy Hai's. The alleged weapons of the crime were only samples of what the police believed to be the actual weapons and were purchased by individuals under police's instructions after the fact. The blood sample was contaminated and was not analyzed by the crime lab.
Thus, there was no legally valid evidence leading to his conviction as the delay in the processing of the evidence has destroyed all physical evidence.
We call on the government of Vietnam to immediately start the process of overturning his conviction and halt his execution.