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Lawyers for the daughter of a man executed by Tennessee have asked a state appeals court to permit DNA testing that could prove his innocence. In a virtual hearing before the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals on February 3, 2021 (see picture), former U.S. Solicitor General Paul Clement urged the court to order DNA testing that, he argued, could exonerate Sedley Alley. Alley, who was executed in 2006, had been convicted of rape and murder in the death of 19-year-old Marine Lance Cpl. Suzanne Collins in a park near a Marine base in Millington, Tennessee in 1985. With the assistance of the Innocence Project, Alley’s daughter April had petitioned the Shelby County Criminal Court in 2019 under the Tennessee DNA Analysis requesting DNA testing of physical evidence in the case. She made the request on behalf of her father’s estate after the Innocence Project had received a tip from law enforcement that a suspected serial killer arrested in an unrelated murder had attended classes w

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