Dr. Henry C Lee, a top forensic scientist who testified in OJ Simpson, JonBenét Ramsey and Phil Spector's cases, made a deathbed confession to clear his name. Despite allegations of fabricating evidence and testing, Lee was known for his work in blood spatter analysis and crime scene reconstruction. He rose to prominence during the 1994 trial of Simpson, where he claimed he had found previously undiscovered bloody footprints at the crime scene and Simpson was being framed for the double murder of his wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman. The case has never been solved. In 2003, while Spector was on trial over the death of Lana Clarkson, he was accused of taking a fingernail from the scene, a charge he denied. Recent review of evidence against two Connecticut men, Shawn Henning and Ricky Birch, found they had been wrongfully convicted in 1989 for the 1985 murder of another man.