shopping cart killer

A D.C. police spokesperson confirmed Tuesday that Anthony Eugene Robinson — the accused “shopping cart killer” — is the sole person of interest in a homicide investigation in the District. News4 previously reported that the death of D.C. resident Sonya Champ, 40, was believed to be linked to the “shopping cart killer” investigation in Virginia. Champ’s death was originally ruled…

A Virginia medical examiner who did the autopsies of two women believed to be murdered by a suspected serial killer couldn’t determine their exact cause of death, officials confirmed to News4.

A woman talks to News4’s Shomari Stone about the devastation of losing her sister to the suspected “shopping cart killer.”

Anthony Robinson, suspected of being the “shopping cart killer” for how he allegedly disposed of his victims, has been tied to the murders of four women so far. News4’s Aimee Cho reports that police believe he may have murdered a fifth woman as well.

Fairfax County Police say 35-year-old Anthony Robinson is the man they call “Shopping Cart Killer.” Police arrested him last month and investigators believe he is connected to four deaths in Virginia – including, possibly, 48-year-old Stephanie Harrison. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.

Police in Fairfax County, Virginia, say the discovery of four bodies in two parts of the state are the work of a Washington, D.C., man they call “The Shopping Cart Killer.” News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.