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NCOUC - Group 1

Fugitive From Justice

Robert Lee King has been wanted since 2006 by the Shelby County Sheriff's Department in Tennessee for the murder of his girlfriend and the attempted murder of her daughter. On December 1, 2005, King brutally murdered Dorothy Smith and attacked her 20-year-old daughter, who later identified King in a photo lineup as the assailant. King fled the area and remains at large, classified as armed and dangerous, with tattoos on both arms and no known aliases. The U.S. Marshals Service added King to their 15 Most Wanted list in 2023 to escalate efforts for his capture.

Law enforcement officials have noted King’s ties to Memphis, Tennessee—the location of the initial crime—while later intelligence suggests probable movement into the Mobile and Prichard areas of Alabama. Despite these regional leads, no confirmed recent sightings or exact last-seen locations have been verified publicly as of late 2025. The U.S. Marshals continue to renew efforts and actively seek tips for his whereabouts, emphasizing caution due to his violent history and fugitive status.

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Case Persons
NamePerson TypeDate of BirthRaceSex Hair ColorEye Color Height
Lower
Height
Upper
Weight
Robert King Suspect 08/26/1964 Black Male Brown 6'2" 185 View details
Case Locations
Location TypeStreet 1CityCountyStateZip
Investigative Interest700 South 6th StreetMinneapolisMinnesota55413-2168
Investigative Interest5900 West North AvenueChicagoIllinois60639-4013
Investigative Interest3400 Douglas AvenueRacineWisconsin53402-3752
Investigative Interest1400 Highway 82 EastGreenvilleMississippi38703-5907
Investigative Interest3000 Dauphin StreetMobileAlabama36606-4041
Incident Location400 Bradwood AvenueMemphisTennessee38109-7404
Place of Birth2400 West Grand BoulevardDetroitMichigan48208-1206
Case Vehicles
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Case Crimes
Crime Type
Homicide

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