GUILTY OH - Resa Lee, 42, & Sheila Tucker, 43, murdered, Dayton, 2010 & 2011

A suspect has been indicted in the 2011 murder of Sheila Tucker, and prosecutors say that suspect is already in custody awaiting trial for another, unrelated murder.

Markus Henry, 31, was indicted Tuesday on 15 counts relating to the Tucker case, which had been cold for the last five years...

Coincidentally, Markus Henry had already been in custody at the time of this latest indictment. He was indicted and jailed in June 2015 and charged with the 2010 murder of Resa Anne Lee.

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Resa Lee, 42, was found stabbed outside of the Dayton Job Center on April 16, 2010...

Surveillance video captured Lee and an unknown man walking through the parking lot at the time, but an arrest was never made.

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The new charges stem from the December 2011 shooting death of Sheila Tucker, WDTN reports. Fire crews found Tucker's body badly burned inside a home in Dayton's Burkhardt neighborhood.

Investigators determined that Tucker had been raped and shot to death before her body was burned in the house fire...

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Markus Quantez Henry, 32, of Dayton has been convicted and sentenced to 35 years-to-life in prison in connection with two Dayton homicides.

Henry stabbed Resa Anne Lee and left her body behind the Montgomery County Job Center on April 16, 2010.

Henry also raped and shot and killed Sheila Tucker before leaving her body in a garage of North McGee Street, which was set on fire burning her body, according to prosecutors.

Henry was found guilty for aggravated murder in the case of Sheila Tuck and murder in the case of Resa Lee.

“I want to commend the Dayton Police Department for their relentless work and efforts to identify this defendant and bring justice for the victims,” Montgomery County Prosecutor Mat Heck Jr. said.

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