Robin Lawrence was stabbed to death in her home on November 18, 1994.

She was stabbed 49 times and her body wasn't found for two days. Her 2-year-old daughter, Nicole, was not harmed, but for two days she went without food, water, or her necessary medication having had a liver transplant as an infant. Evidence was found, including DNA, but no arrest was made, and the case went cold.

Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack talk about the background of the case and how a detective noticed a brown stain on a wash cloth that contained all the evidence needed to catch the killer....30 years after the murder.

Transcribe Highlights

00:00.48 Introduction - Serial Killer

02:28.94 Only killed once

05:26.03 1994 Cold Case Murder solved

10:06.28 2-year-old, alone with dead mom

15:01.19 Victim stabbed 49 times

20:13.30 Nicole used tissues to stop blood

25:34.21 Suspect attracted to victim

30:16.59 "Gaping" wound usually a slice

35:18.47 Blood and DNA talked about in news

40:29.10 Victim's father, 101, lived to see arrest

44:35.96 Cold Case Detectives reach out to Parabon Nano Labs

50:25.28 Conclusion

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