175. [Virginia] The Serial Killer Who Only Killed Once

Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

Bless This Mess

History, True Crime, Society & Culture

4.6 • 750 Ratings

🗓️ 2 March 2026

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

In 1994, successful mother and wife, Robin Lawrence, was violently murdered in her home while her 2 year old daughter was left alone with the body for days. With no suspects or leads and just a DNA profile with no matches, the case went cold until advancements in DNA were developed. They finally found her killer and were shocked behind the reason he killed.We watched an episode of People Magazine Investigates to cover this case!

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0:00.0	Hey, everyone, welcome to bless this mess in the True Crumb podcast.
0:22.9	I'm Carrie here with Stu.
0:23.6	Say, hey, Stu.
0:24.2	Hey.
0:24.8	All right.
0:26.2	What the hell was that?
0:28.1	I don't know, Stu, okay?
0:30.6	I told you that I said whenever they wanted to be unanimous.
0:34.5	I meant an anonymous.
0:35.6	You're like looking at me.
0:36.7	I'm like, you mean anonymous?
0:38.2	Like, yes.
0:39.6	Unanimous, anonymous.
0:40.9	Same tomato.
0:42.0	Yes.
0:42.6	Tomato, tomato.
0:43.8	Tomato.
0:44.8	Tomato.
0:46.2	Anyways, I have something competing for brain cells right now.
0:49.4	It's really taking a turn downhill.
0:52.6	I'm doing a lot of work
0:54.1	at work too, like,
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