They were usually attacked with an axe that belonged to them, so the only weapon the killer ever actually brought onto the scene was a straight razor. There were also never signs of robbery because not even a single item was taken from any houses. In most of the victims’ cases, the killer entered the home by removing a panel on the back door with a chisel that they then left near the door. This week’s case took place over one hundred years ago, but the circumstances surrounding it make it worth mentioning even now.įrom May of 1918 to October 1919, this serial killer was active in New Orleans and the surrounding communities. Her family also says she knew serial killer suspect Derrick Todd Lee.Welcome back to Unsolved, everyone. Lillian was also found drowned just 2 miles from where Pam Kinamore's body was found. Lillian was strangled like confirmed victims Gina Green and Carrie Yoder. Lillian's sister Virginia Valentine says, 'There's not a night that goes by we don't miss her.'įamily members say there are several similarities between Lillian's murder and the murders of the South Louisiana serial killer. In March, authorities identified the body as Lillian's. On February 10th fishermen in the Atchafalaya Basin found the badly decomposed body of an unidentified woman.

Her family filed a missing person's report.

Lillian disappeared from Baton Rouge in January of 2000. Could there be a link between some of the prostitute killings and the serial killer? One Baton Rouge family says the details of their sister's unsolved murder are suspiciously similar to the serial killer's MO.īefore her death, Lillian Gorham Robinson had turned to prostitution and was one of the many prostitutes murdered in the Baton Rouge area.

Louisiana serial killer unsolved