Police in Virginia have confirmed the identities of four women allegedly killed by Anthony Eugene Robinson. Officials say he is possibly connected to a fifth homicide uncovered in D.C.
Harrison's sister, Joei Harrison, says Stephanie flew from California to D.C. to go sightseeing. She checked into the Moon Inn in Fairfax County in August and then disappeared.
“When I think about my sister, I think about the life she lived,” Joei Harrison said. “She was beautiful, vibrant.” Fairfax County Police say 35-year-old Anthony Robinson is the man they call “Shopping Cart Killer.” Police arrested him last month and investigators believe he is connected to four deaths in Virginia – including, possibly, 48-year-old Stephanie Harrison. News4's Shomari Stone reports.“We received a tip, a critical tip, that our person of interest may be linked to another case where a woman was found deceased, in a shopping cart in Washington, D.C.
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