Adam Fravel appeals murder conviction

(ABC 6 News) – Adam Fravel, convicted to life in prison for the murder of Madeline Kingsbury, appealed his Winona County conviction on Monday, March 17.

An appellate court public defender requested all of Fravel’s trial exhibits just over two months ago.

Fravel’s defense indicated that he planned to exercise his right to appeal at his sentencing.

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Fravel’s appeal has yet to be entered publicly in Minnesota’s appeals court record.

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Appeal attorney requests Fravel docs

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(ABC 6 News) – Adam Fravel, convicted to life in prison for the murder of Madeline Kingsbury, intends to appeal his case, according to Minnesota court documents.

Chief Appellate Public Defender Cathryn Middlebrook filed requests for all of Fravel’s pretrial, trial, and post-trial exhibits “in a review of his conviction and sentence.”

The filings were made Monday, Jan. 13.

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Middlebrook is listed as “counsel for defendant” on MN court filings. She also serves on the Minnesota State sentencing guidelines commission.

Winona County judge Nancy Buytendorp granted her access to the exhibits Jan. 13, as “the request for access is appropriate for legal representation.”