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After more than three decades, police say they now know the identity of a Georgia woman who had been strangled to death and dumped on the side of a North Carolina freeway.

Lisa Coburn Kesler was 20 years old when she was strangled and dumped by a North Carolina freeway 33 years ago - now, she has been identified thanks to a breakthrough in DNA analysis technology.

DNA and forensic genealogy were used to identify a 20-year-old Jane Doe 33 years after she was murdered and dumped on the side of a highway in North Carolina.

Lisa Coburn Kesler's body was found in 1990 near the New Hope Church Road exit.

20-year-old Lisa Coburn Kesler, of Jackson County, has been identified by authorities in North Carolina following a multi-decade investigation using new technologies.

Investigators believe someone strangled the woman one week before her body was dumped along the side of the interstate.