Debra Reese Obituary: Four years after Arkansas death row detainee Ledell Lee was executed, lawyers dealing with sake of his family say they have revealed new DNA profiles that have a place with another person.

The DNA was found on the handle of a bleeding club that was utilized in the 1993 homicide of Debra Reese, as indicated by The Washington Post. The proof has a place with an obscure man.

Lee was condemned to death in October 1995 in Pulaski County, Arkansas, after he was sentenced for killing 26-year-old Reese. He kept up his guiltlessness from the hour of his capture until his April 2017 execution.

His passing was the state’s first execution since 2005.

Lawyer Nina Morrison with the Innocence Project disclosed to The Post that the newfound DNA results “end up being fragmented and fractional,” however said it was critical and welcomes more discoveries.

Lee’s sister, Patricia Young, said in a proclamation to the power source, “We are happy there is new proof in the public DNA data set and stay confident that there will be additional data revealed later on.”