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LATEST NEWS:
'Slavemaster' indicted again, this time on federal charges
Convicted serial killer John Robinson, already serving two life sentences in two states, was indicted on a federal charge in one of the murders and may face the death penalty, authorities said Thursday. U.S. Attorney Todd Graves said the charge arose because John E. Robinson Sr. tricked 27-year-old Suzette Trouten into moving to Kansas from Michigan, and their path took them through Graves' western Missouri district.
 Full story
Oct. 16, 2003: Robinson admits five more murders
March 27, 2003: Robinson agrees to extradition to Missouri
Jan. 1, 2003: 'Slavemaster' gets death
Oct. 31, 2002: Robinson sheds tears as wife testifies
Oct. 29, 2002: Robinson found guilty
Oct. 28, 2002: Jury gets the case
Oct. 25, 2002: Prosecution, defense rest
Oct. 23, 2002: Friends, relatives of victims testify
Oct. 22, 2002: Witnesses testify about finding bodies in barrels
Oct. 21, 2002: Adoptive parents of slain woman's baby testify
Oct. 18, 2002: Victim's sister-in-law IDs accused killer
Oct. 16, 2002: Woman: I mailed letters for Robinson from Europe
Oct. 16, 2002: Jury views 55-gallon barrels that held victims
Oct. 15, 2002: Parents of Izabela Lewicka testify
Oct. 15, 2002: Jury sees gruesome autopsy photos
Oct. 14, 2002: Jurors watch S&M; video
Oct. 11, 2002: 'Slave' contracts and sex toys
Oct. 10, 2002: Defendant's wife offers alibi
Oct. 10, 2002: Security tape: Robinson returned victim's room key
Oct. 10, 2002: Mother describes search for daughter
Oct. 9, 2002: Witness: Letters sent to victim's family
Oct. 8, 2002: Friends of victim testify about e-mails
Oct. 7, 2002: Prosecutor says Robinson had been killing for 'years'
Oct. 2, 2002: Focus on sadomasochistic sex
Sept. 30, 2002: Openings expected this week
Sept. 26, 2002: Jury selection nears final phase
Sept. 20, 2002: Jury selection kicks off
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John Edward Robinson Sr., who is accused of luring women on the Internet and killing six over 15 years, faces the death penalty for three murders in Kansas.
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Complaint
Robinson faces a total of eight counts in this three-page complaint. Note: While
the amended complaint cites eight charges, one of the aggravated sexual
battery counts (count IV) was dismissed by
the judge after the preliminary hearing.
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