Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Texas Death Row Inmate Rodney Reed's DNA Testing Case Texas death row inmate Rodney Reed became a cause célèbre after Kim Kardashian promoted his efforts to obtain ...

A federal appeals court rejected death row inmate Rodney Reed's request for DNA testing on the murder weapon and other crime scene evidence.

According to DPS crime scene investigator Karen Blakley, who processed the scene, it appeared that Stacey Stites had been raped and strangled. She testified to this in Reed's trial.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied an appeal from Rodney Reed, the man accused of murdering a woman in Bastrop County in 1996, to test DNA evidence from the original crime scene.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied an appeal from Rodney Reed, the man accused of murdering a woman in Bastrop County in 1996, to test DNA evidence from the original crime scene.

Reed, who is Black, was convicted in 1998 by an all-white Texas jury of the murder of Stacey Stites, who is white. Among other things, new evidence of innocence points to Stites’ white fiancé ...

In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court sent Rodney Reed's case back to a lower court for a chance to argue for testing of crime-scene evidence that he says will help clear him.

BASTROP, Texas — Day seven of the Rodney Reed evidentiary hearing started off with a housekeeping note. Judge J.D. Langley told attorneys that since the defense has about 17 hours left and the ...

Supreme Court opens the door for DNA test of 1996 crime scene Rodney Reed has spent nearly the last decade on death row fighting for a DNA test that he expects will show the woman he was convicted of ...

Dana used crime scene video, photos and reports to come to that conclusion. Former police chief: Rodney Reed said he didn't know Stacey Stites during 1996 interview ...