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‘Who Killed Kelly?’ podcast series launches on The Vault

The Vault's recent series now has a companion podcast that takes listeners behind the scenes and includes an interview with a man once considered a potential suspect, available on major podcast platforms.
Roughly three years ago, Jeff Lucas discovered through a DNA test that Kelly Jean Robinson was his mother, and earlier this year his wife Jean Monthei found a Forum News Service story prompting a request for the investigative file from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
The investigative file shows more than 1,300 pages including a semen sample, and autopsy findings indicate Robinson was held down in the water by her neck and shoulders.
Investigators say they likely know who killed Kelly Jean Robinson but lack enough evidence to charge anyone, while Kelly Jean Robinson's family calls the case heartbreaking yet remains hopeful.
Despite the passage of roughly 40 years, Kelly Jean Robinson, 22 at time of death, was found May 28, 1984, near Luverne; her family doubts she willingly went there due to multiple sclerosis and her blue Pro Wing tennis shoes.

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‘Who Killed Kelly?’ podcast series launches on The Vault

LUVERNE, Minn. — The Vault’s recent series on the 1984 cold case murder of Kelly Jean Robinson now has a companion podcast, taking listeners behind the scenes of the investigation that led to the release of the police file and an interview with a man once considered a potential suspect. Robinson was 22 years old when her body was found floating May 28, 1984, in a rural Rock County pond, just outside of Luverne. An autopsy determined Robinson, a …

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