Robin Lawrence

DNA: ID

AbJack Entertainment

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.7 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2025

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Episode 160 Robin Lawrence

In this shocking and heart-wrenching 1994 case, a young Northern Virginia mother is killed in her own in a vicious crime that shocked even seasoned members of law enforcement. Not only was the brutality breathtaking, but Robin's 2 year old daughter was left with her mother's corpse for two whole days. This case confounded Fairfax County police, because Robin had no enemies, yet the crime of passion clearly targeted her. A prime suspect emerged whom police were convinced did it, only to be disappointed by DNA results. It's not an overstatement to say that were it not for IGG, the murder of Robin Lawrence would never have been solved. Because the identity of the killer, and his reasons for slaying Robin, were simply impossible to believe.

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0:00.0	You're listening to DNAID.
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0:41.3	I'm The It was 1994. On Sunday, November 20th, Aldi Lawrence was very worried. The married father was on a business
1:29.6	trip in the Bahamas for his employer U.S. Air, which sounds like a nice gig. But Ali wasn't
1:35.2	enjoying a Mai Tai on the beach. He was stressed because he couldn't get a hold of his wife, Robin.
1:40.6	He had called their house late on Friday night, but was unable to reach her. He called and called all day
1:45.4	Saturday and there was never any answer. This was very odd as the couple had a two-year-old daughter
1:50.4	Nicole and Robin had to work on Saturday. It's not like she was out partying and she certainly
1:55.6	wouldn't have left town without telling him. Yet when he repeatedly rang the home phone over the weekend,
2:00.4	still nothing. On Saturday when he repeatedly rang the home phone over the weekend, still nothing.
2:02.5	On Saturday, Ollie finally called the Fairfax County Police, asking if someone could go check
2:07.7	on his wife. The dispatcher told him, we don't do welfare checks, absent a pressing reason,
2:13.2	unless we get a request from another agency. That would require Ollie to get the Bahamian police
2:18.3	to send a teletype requesting a welfare check. Ollie gave up on that. I imagined it seemed
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