Andrian Robinson is now behind bars in Virgini for killing his father Henry and aunt Philomena. He will spend the rest of his life in prison with no chance of getting out.
Adrian Robinson is in prison in Greensville, Virginia on charges of killing his father, Henry, and his aunt, Philomena. He could go to jail for the rest of his life and never get out.
Where is Adrian Robinson right now?
In mid-2003, Adrian said he was the one who kidnapped, killed and dismembered Philomena in Virginia. Robinson killed his father, Henry Robinson, in Hamilton, Georgia, and then took with him two elderly nuns, Sister Luci Kristofik and Philomena. This caused a lot of trouble. After killing Philomena, he was eventually caught in Norfolk, Virginia.
After a psychological evaluation, it was determined that Adrian suffered from paranoid schizophrenia, but he was still found fit to stand trial. Prosecutors had planned the death penalty, but the Catholic Church and Lucie called for a life sentence instead. Adrian’s family also did not agree with the death sentence. Adrian finally admitted he did terrible things in Virginia and Georgia.
Prison records show Andrian Robinson is still being held at Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Virginia.
Who are Philomena and Lucie in the case of Father Henry Robinson’s death?
Henry Robinson, who was 56 and lived in Hamilton, Georgia, was a retired electronics technician and the father of four. On March 23, 2003, his body was found in a tub in the back of his home. Police said he was shot 16 times with a rifle, 15 times in the head, and left in the water that afternoon.
Philomena Fogarty was an Irish nun who worked as a missionary in Japan before moving to Hamilton, where she lived for about 16 years. The people in her neighborhood liked her because she was always willing to help.
After killing his father, Robinson walked three miles to a nearby church and broke into the trailers of sisters Philomena Fogarty, 64, and Luci Kristofek, 72. He took $900 for himself, bound and muzzled the two nuns, and then drove them 600 miles to Norfolk, Virginia in their car.
On the day Henry died, Philomena and another nun, Lucie Kristofik, were taken from their home and taken to Virginia. On March 26, a security officer found Philomena’s body parts in a Virginia Beach parking lot. Her head, hands and feet were all cut off at the same time. Lucie escaped unharmed and told police where she was.
On March 27, 2003, the police caught someone. Adrian Robinson, 25, was the person who killed and kidnapped people. He was the son of Henry Robinson. On the day of the shooting, family members said he told Henry he had sexually assaulted him before shooting him dead in their home. Then Adrian ran into the woods behind his house and found out where the nuns were hiding.
Later, Lucie told the police officers that Adrian was already in the house when she and Philomena got there. He took their money, tied them up and put gags on them, and then drove their car 570 miles to Virginia. Adrian drove her to a motel in Norfolk. About two days after Adrian and Philomena left, Lucie called the police. She wasn’t hurt.
Shortly thereafter, Philomena’s body was found in a sleeping bag in the parking lot of an office building. An employee at a fast food restaurant saw Adrian on the news and sounded the silent alarm less than a day later, leading to Adrian’s arrest. A four-day crime spree ended in the deaths of two people and the ending of one person’s severe trauma.
Sentence for Adrian Robinson
Adrian was sentenced to life in prison without a chance of parole plus an additional 20 years and six months.
Adrian said that in July 2005 he killed Henry and took Philomena and Lucie from Georgia. Robinson was sentenced to back-to-back life imprisonment with no chance of parole. Adrian was also sentenced to five life terms and an additional 106 years for crimes including aggravated assault and armed robbery.
The events that began on March 23, 2003 changed the small town of Hamilton, Georgia forever. Before the criminal was caught, he or she had killed people and taken people hostage in two different states. Evil Lives Here: Shadows of Death: I Forgive You is a show on Investigation Discovery that tells the story of how Henry Robinson and Philomena Fogarty were killed. So if you want to know what happened in this case and how the killer was finally caught, you’ve come to the right place.
Henry Robinson and Philomena Fogarty both died in different ways
Henry Robinson was a father of four and was 56 years old. He worked as an electronics technician and then retired. He lived in Hamilton. People who knew him well said he was easygoing. On March 23, 2003, sometime in the afternoon, police were called to Henry’s home because shots had been fired there. When the police reached the house, they saw a pool of blood on the floor. Henry was found in a tub full of water at the back of the house. He was shot sixteen times with a rifle.
Philomena Fogarty, an Irish woman, was a nun. Philomena was in her 60s and had previously been a missionary in Japan. She moved to Hamilton about 16 years ago. People around her thought her friendly, and she always helped wherever she could. On the same day Henry died, Lucie Kristofik and Philomena were taken from their home and taken to Virginia. On March 26, a security guard found Philomena’s dismembered body in a Virginia Beach parking lot. She lost her head, hands and feet. Lucie escaped unharmed and told police where she was.
Henry Robinson and Philomena Fogarty were killed. Who was it?
On March 27, 2003, the police were able to arrest someone. 25-year-old Adrian Robinson killed the people and took them hostage. Henry had a son named Adrian. Family members said he told Henry on the day of the incident that he had sexually assaulted him before shooting him dead in the home they shared. Then Adrian ran into the woods behind his house where he found the building where the nuns lived.
Lucie later told police that Adrian was already in the house when she and Philomena got home. He took her money, tied her up and gagged her, and drove her in her car some 570 miles to Virginia. There, in Norfolk, Adrian took her to a motel. Lucie was not hurt and about two days after Adrian left with Philomena, she called the police. She told the police what happened and told them what the car looked like. Early on March 26, police found Adrian driving the car, but he abandoned it and ran away on foot into a swamp.
Human bones were found when the car was inspected. Not long after, Philomena’s body was found in a sleeping bag in an office lot. Adrian was arrested less than a day later when a fast-food restaurant worker saw him on the news and sounded the silent alarm. A four-day crime spree that has left two dead and one person severely traumatized has finally come to an end.
During his psychological evaluation, Adrian was found to have paranoid schizophrenia, but was found to be able to hold his own in court. Prosecutors wanted the death penalty, but the Catholic Church and Lucie wanted life in prison instead. The death sentence was also rejected by Adrian’s family. In the end, Adrian said that he was responsible for the crimes he committed in Georgia and Virginia.
What happened to Adrian Robinson?
In Virginia, Adrian pleaded guilty to kidnapping, killing and dismembering Philomena in mid-2003. He was sentenced to life in prison without a chance of parole plus twenty-six years. Adrian admitted to killing Henry and taking Philomena and Lucie from their Georgia home in July 2005. He was sentenced to two life terms in prison with no chance of getting out. Adrian also received five life sentences and 106 years in prison for other crimes such as armed robbery and aggravated assault. He is still incarcerated at Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Virginia, prison records show.
Where is Adrian Robinson right now?
In mid-2003, Adrian said he was the one who kidnapped, killed and dismembered Philomena in Virginia. Robinson killed his father, Henry Robinson, in Hamilton, Georgia, and then took with him two elderly nuns, Sister Luci Kristofik and Philomena. This caused a lot of trouble. After killing Philomena, he was eventually caught in Norfolk, Virginia.
After a psychological evaluation, it was determined that Adrian suffered from paranoid schizophrenia, but he was still found fit to stand trial. Prosecutors had planned the death penalty, but the Catholic Church and Lucie called for a life sentence instead. Adrian’s family also did not agree with the death sentence. Adrian finally admitted he did terrible things in Virginia and Georgia.
Prison records show Andrian Robinson is still being held at Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Virginia.
Who are Philomena and Lucie in the case of Father Henry Robinson’s death?
Henry Robinson, who was 56 and lived in Hamilton, Georgia, was a retired electronics technician and the father of four. On March 23, 2003, his body was found in a tub in the back of his home. Police said he was shot 16 times with a rifle, 15 times in the head, and left in the water that afternoon.
Philomena Fogarty was an Irish nun who worked as a missionary in Japan before moving to Hamilton, where she lived for about 16 years. The people in her neighborhood liked her because she was always willing to help.
After killing his father, Robinson walked three miles to a nearby church and broke into the trailers of sisters Philomena Fogarty, 64, and Luci Kristofek, 72. He took $900 for himself, bound and muzzled the two nuns, and then drove them 600 miles to Norfolk, Virginia in their car.
On the day Henry died, Philomena and another nun, Lucie Kristofik, were taken from their home and taken to Virginia. On March 26, a security officer found Philomena’s body parts in a Virginia Beach parking lot. Her head, hands and feet were all cut off at the same time. Lucie escaped unharmed and told police where she was.
On March 27, 2003, the police caught someone. Adrian Robinson, 25, was the person who killed and kidnapped people. He was the son of Henry Robinson. On the day of the shooting, family members said he told Henry he had sexually assaulted him before shooting him dead in their home. Then Adrian ran into the woods behind his house and found out where the nuns were hiding.
