An Ely State Prison inmate serving a life sentence for first-degree murder and forgery died Friday.
Medical staff at the prison tried to perform life-saving procedures on Genaro Martino, 69. He was pronounced dead when emergency responders arrived.
Martino had been incarcerated since December 1995.
An autopsy will be conducted.
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