Missing Imani Robinson, Rockdale County mother of 4 found dead, Donell Anderson arrested
The Rockdale County Sheriff's Office has confirmed the body of Imani Roberson has been found. Learn more about Imani Robinson death and obituary.
Imani Robinson Death – A mother of four who was reported missing has been found dead. The victim has been identified as 30-year-old Imani Robinson. According to the Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office, Imani Robinson passed away days after she was reported missing. Thoughts and prayers are with her friends, family and community during this difficult time.
Deputies have reported that her husband has been apprehended and formally charged in connection with her tragic murder. There is a possibility of another arrest in the future.
Imani Roberson Death
Imani, who leaves behind four young children aged 11, 9, 3, and just one month old, is now in our thoughts and prayers. Let us extend our heartfelt condolences and support to Imani’s grieving family during this difficult time.
The husband of a mother-of-four from Georgia, who had been reported missing for over two weeks, has been apprehended by authorities after they discovered her body, as announced by the Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office on Saturday.
Donell Anderson arrested
Donell Anderson was arrested on Friday night for the disappearance and tragic death of Imani Roberson. She was last seen on July 16 in Conyers, shortly after departing from her mother’s residence. Her vehicle was subsequently found completely burned and disassembled in the Atlanta area, approximately 24 miles away.
During a news conference, Sheriff Eric Levett disclosed that Anderson was apprehended at an apartment in Atlanta and now faces charges of felony murder, malice murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm. The Sheriff also mentioned that there will likely be additional arrests in connection with the case.
On the day of Roberson’s disappearance, she had a family dinner with her four children at her mother’s place. Afterwards, Roberson left with two of her children, aged 3 and 1 month, to return home, while the other two children, aged 11 and 9, remained at their grandmother’s house, as reported by both the family and authorities.
The following day, Roberson’s mother, Clarine Andujar-White, attempted to contact her daughter multiple times but received no response. Upon visiting Roberson’s home, Andujar-White found no one there and subsequently filed a missing person’s report on July 17. Fortunately, all four children are safe.
The family will release an obituary and funeral arrangements for Imani Robinson.
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