Ledell Lee (July 31, 1965 – April 20, 2017)[2] was conv... - dofaq.co
Ledell Lee (July 31, 1965 – April 20, 2017)[2] was conv...Ledell Lee (July 31, 1965 – April 20, 2017)[2] was convicted and executed for the 1993 murder of his neighbor, Debra Reese. He was convicted in 1995 and the Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed the conviction in 1997, but numerous questions have been raised about the justice of his trial and post-conviction representation.[3][4][5] Issues have included conflict of interest for the judge, inebriation of counsel, and ineffective defense counsel.
4 Years After an Execution, a Different Man's DNA Is Found on the Murder Weapon (Published 2021)
Ledell Lee: What You Should Know About His Case and Execution
He was executed for murder 4 years ago. Now someone else's DNA has been found on the murder weapon
Forensic Testing Casts New Doubt on Guilt of Ledell Lee, Executed in Arkansas in 2017
Ledell Lee execution: New DNA testing in Arkansas murder points to another man, lawyers say - The Washington Post
Ledell Lee Never Had A Chance
Four years after Arkansas executed Ledell Lee, DNA points to someone else.
Advocates report new DNA evidence; kin of executed man behind findings | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
In Its Rush to Kill, Arkansas May Have Executed an Innocent Man | ACLU
Arkansas Executed Ledell Lee. Posthumous Testing Will Most Likely Prove He Was Innocent, Lawsuit Says
Ledell Lee: 'My life on death row is like Twilight Zone'
Lawsuit Seeks DNA and Fingerprint Testing that Could Show Arkansas Executed an Innocent Man
Arkansas Puts Ledell Lee to Death, in Its First Execution Since 2005 (Published 2017)
A new lawsuit seeks to prove Ledell Lee was innocent when Arkansas executed him.
Innocence Project Responds to the Execution of Ledell Lee
During Black History Month, Ledell Lee’s Family Pursues the Truth With Renewed Urgency
New testing in Ledell Lee case finds 'unknown male' DNA on murder weapon
New DNA information emerges in Ledell Lee case, 4 years after execution | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Arkansas Prisoners, Asserting Their Innocence, File Requests for DNA Testing
