Decades-Old Cold Case Solved: Georgia Woman's Remains Identified 33 Years Later

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The remains of a woman found over 30 years ago on the side of Interstate 40 in North Carolina have been identified as Lisa Coburn Kesler, a 20-year-old from Georgia. Investigators believe Kesler was strangled one week before her body was dumped. The use of DNA technology was not advanced enough at the time to identify an unknown person, but recent advancements allowed investigators to extract DNA from a degraded hair fragment and match it to a suspected maternal relative. The case remains unsolved, and authorities are now focused on identifying Kesler's killer.
- Remains found on side of NC interstate over 30 years ago identified as Georgia woman WSB Atlanta
- Woman's remains identified 33 years after she was found dead beside I-40 in Orange County WRAL News
- Orange County Sheriff's Office Identifies Murder Victim in 33-Year-Old Cold Case Chapelboro.com
- Cold Case: Body of woman never reported missing, found in 1990 in North Carolina identified 33-years later: Lisa Kesler WTVD-TV
- Orange County Sheriff’s Office identifies woman in 1990 cold case murder CBS17.com
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