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Jill Robinson went missing on December 22, 1976, during a period of cold weather and snowfall in Oakland County, Michigan. Her body was discovered four days later on December 26, 1976, in a highway ditch, consistent with the pattern of roadside dumpsites used for other victims like [[Kristine Mihelich]] and [[Timothy King]]. She had been shot in the face with a shotgun at close range, marking her murder as distinct from the suffocation deaths of the other three victims, though all bodies were left in public view following abduction.[^1]
### Connections
Jill Robinson's murder was linked to the [[Oakland County Child Killer]] case alongside victims [[Mark Stebbins]], abducted February 15, 1976, and found bound and suffocated; [[Kristine Mihelich]], abducted January 2, 1977, and found suffocated; and [[Timothy King]], abducted March 16, 1977, and found sexually assaulted and suffocated. Investigators noted superficial similarities across the cases, such as all victims wearing jackets—Jill in a red one matching [[Timothy King]]'s—and disappearances or discoveries occurring on snowy days. The task force explored connections to pedophile networks, including figures like [[Christopher Busch]] and [[Francis Shelden]], though Jill's case lacked signs of sexual assault unlike the boys' murders.[^1]
Jill Robinson's murder was linked to the [[Oakland County Child Killer]] case alongside victims [[Mark Stebbins]], abducted February 15, 1976, and found bound and suffocated; [[Kristine Mihelich]], abducted January 2, 1977, and found suffocated; and [[Timothy King]], abducted March 16, 1977, and found sexually assaulted and suffocated. Investigators noted superficial similarities across the cases, such as all victims wearing jackets - Jill in a red one matching [[Timothy King]]'s - and disappearances or discoveries occurring on snowy days. The task force explored connections to pedophile networks, including figures like [[Christopher Busch]] and [[Francis Shelden]], though Jill's case lacked signs of sexual assault unlike the boys' murders.[^1]
### Footnotes
[^1]: Dovey, S. (2023). Eye of the Chickenhawk. United States: Thehotstar.