Kenneth S. Choy calls Robert J. Galibois II (left) "my lifesaver lawyer." Choy wants to find a job and visit his family in Hong Kong.
(SUZANNE KREITER/GLOBE STAFF)
Strange taste of freedom
Acquitted in murders, Brockton man ready to resume his life
Kenneth S. Choy calls Robert J. Galibois II (left) "my lifesaver lawyer." Choy wants to find a job and visit his family in Hong Kong.
(SUZANNE KREITER/GLOBE STAFF)
BROCKTON - Kenneth S. Choy emerged from the Plymouth County House of Correction last week with no permanent address, no car, and no driver's license. His closest family lives in his native Hong Kong. (Full article: 851 words)
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