Closing the Cold Case of Robin Lawrence | Full Episode

Closing the Cold Case of Robin Lawrence | Full Episode
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  1. That man is only 53???? Wow! He looks so much older! I wonder if his family keeps in touch with him. I thought they were going to say he offed himself….Glad the mystery was solved for the family, especially as closure for her daughter. Prayers for them! 🕊️🩷🙏🏽

  2. Why didn’t they try to reward the first lady who didn’t get up out of her seat before Rosa Parks is it because of her skin tone cause I know I overheard something before concerning they didn’t wanna use her because she was brown skinned and Rosa Parks was lighter. I could be wrong and hope not but I never really hear about her.

  3. I am so grateful that Liz was dedicated to solving this case and to know that she was doing it as a volunteer is even more admirable. She has certainly used her gift and intelligence to help others. Thank you, Liz,

  4. He only felt bad that he did it according to him because "I knew someday my personal freedom would be affected". He didn't care and should never be released. I wonder what his family felt when they heard his confession and especially the part about when he said " I'm highly influenced by demons". They were living with a monster.

  5. He said "I am a serial killer who's only killed once". Serial means repeatedly committing the same offense so I wonder if there are any other bodies out there that he's not admitting to?

  6. Either the DNA is finally going to link him to some other cold case, or he might have committed more and smartened up by not leaving any DNA behind. I doubt this was an isolated incident, how did he escalate to this from 0 to 100 and then go back to 0 for 30 years?? Doubtful. Hopefully one day we will know more and give more families a little bit of peace

  7. He tamam as stalking her for a long time whole staying at his friend house that's no coincidence that premeditated. You can get in someone's house randomly wearing gloves and ski mask that's BS

  8. Crazy. The only "positive" thing we can say about this guy is that he didn't harm the kid. It is such a sad story. The kid was in the house, trying to help the mother, putting bandaid on the wounds. The guy is really sick.

  9. This story is so sad but I'm glad Smerk was caught.

    It could have been even worse because the baby Nicole had a liver transplant.

    She needed the anti-rejection drugs so the transplant wouldn't fail, plus she had no food.

    He basically left both of them to their demise so if it wasn't for Robin's former roommate showing up when she did, it could have been even worse.

    He should have had charges brought up for that as well, child endangerment.

    Anything could have happened once he left that child unsupervised.

    A heartless man who should be shown the flowers in the prison system, because he is nothing short of an oxygen thief, going on for over 30 years.

    RIP to Robin, with the friendliest beautiful smile, so full of promise, life ended too soon.
    💔🕊🖌

  10. Did he sexually assault her? Did they interview his friends nearby? How did he know she was home alone? Did his wife divorce him? How many times was he married? Did the widower marry his affair? Did he feel guilty? How many times did he marry?
    Did the daughter get therapy for complex ptsd?

    I’m a very curious person.

  11. @23:26 “Computer programmer up in NY, Married to a defense attorney, two kids in high school, nice house in the suburbs,…….I’m thinking there is no way this is our guy”…………No!!! That is EXACTLY the type. Unassuming and going on with their lives as if nothing happened and the police overlook him. Guaranteed if police look more at this type they would solve many unsolved cases.

  12. The defense attorney is gross. When asked:
    "Did he think about Robin in all those 30 years?"

    She said "He thought about IT everyday."

    So so yucky. All of her excuses and all of her gaslighting is disgusting.

    Praying for Ronin and her family.

  13. Such a Beautiful Women talent & quality people 💕💕💕 my heart goes out to them God bless each her parents , siblings and of course her precious child ❤❤❤❤

  14. The plea deal would've made sense to me if the man showed even an ounce of remorse. He should've been brought to trial where the family members could address him in public

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