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Investigators discovered the first victims of John Edward Robinson in chemical barrels on a Kansas farm in 2000, revealing a man who had spent decades building a double life as a respected family man and community leader while secretly using the early internet to lure and murder women. This episode traces Robinson’s path from a seemingly ordinary upbringing in Cicero, Illinois, through decades of embezzlement and fraud, to his emergence as the first documented serial killer to weaponize online personal ads and chat rooms.
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