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‘Who Killed Kelly?’ podcast series launches on The Vault
The Vault podcast reveals new details from a 1,300-page police file and shares the family’s ongoing efforts to solve Kelly Robinson’s 1984 murder after nearly 40 years.
- The Vault podcast is available on all major podcast platforms and explores Robinson's 1984 cold case, including an interview with a person involved in the investigation.
- Earlier this year, Jean Monthei found a Forum News Service story, prompting the family and Jeff Lucas to request the investigative file from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, long ago.
- The investigative file shows more than 1,300 pages including a semen sample obtained at autopsy, and autopsy findings indicate Robinson was held down in water by her neck and shoulders.
- Investigators say they know who likely killed Kelly Jean Robinson but lack enough evidence to charge anyone, while Kelly Jean Robinson's family calls the case heartbreaking and remains hopeful.
- Despite the passage of roughly 40 years, Kelly Robinson, 22 at time of death, was last seen two days before her body was found near Luverne; her family says her multiple sclerosis hindered mobility and her blue Pro Wing tennis shoes were found piled in grass.
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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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