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Robinson stood trial in 2002 in Kansas for the murder of Izabela Lewicka and Suzzette Trouten. After he was found guilty of all crimes, he received the death penalty. After his convictions in Kansas, he faced additional murder charges in Missouri for evidence found in the state linking him. He received life sentences for each of the five murders he was convicted of in Missouri.
Robinson is currently on death row at El Dorado correctional facility in Kansas and could become the first convict to be put to death by lethal injection in that state.
Robinson is currently on death row at El Dorado correctional facility in Kansas and could become the first convict to be put to death by lethal injection in that state.
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Impact of the use of the internet in this case
The way Robinson used the internet as his trap for his victims, paved the way for future cases to heavily focus on the use of the internet in the forensic investigation and the trial. Robinson is sometimes known as the "Internet's first serial killer." There have been other investigations around the US where there have been possibilities of "copy cats," where they have used variations of the name "slave master" around the internet inside of chat rooms. Since this trial, the internet has grown widely. This also means forensic experts have began to use the internet to survey and watch past activity that could aid in finding evidence of other people on trial. This case could most likely be the beginning of all of that.
The way Robinson used the internet as his trap for his victims, paved the way for future cases to heavily focus on the use of the internet in the forensic investigation and the trial. Robinson is sometimes known as the "Internet's first serial killer." There have been other investigations around the US where there have been possibilities of "copy cats," where they have used variations of the name "slave master" around the internet inside of chat rooms. Since this trial, the internet has grown widely. This also means forensic experts have began to use the internet to survey and watch past activity that could aid in finding evidence of other people on trial. This case could most likely be the beginning of all of that.