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Waco Trib
December 10, 2014
Hillsboro officials have accused a man of killing 23-year-old resident Kasie Clary in April 2013, and his mother with helping him cover it up.
Dorothy Rowe, 62, has been charged with tampering with evidence, and her son, Vincent Robinson, 40, has warrants under his name for murder and tampering with evidence, Hill County Chief Sheriff’s Deputy Mark Wilson said Thursday.
Clary was missing for a week before her body was found by a farmer along a dirt road near Grandview, about 200 yards from the Hill and Johnson county line in May 2013.
Hillsboro police officers and Hill County sheriff’s deputies arrested Rowe on Tuesday at her home on Church Street in Hillsboro.
Robinson, who had been dating Clary for about four months before she went missing, was in custody on a sex offender warrant this week when police sought to add the murder charge.
Sheriff Michael Cox said Robinson has not been formally charged because he’s at a local hospital receiving treatment for an undisclosed medical issue. He will be charged when he returns to jail.
An autopsy report listed Clary’s cause of death as homicidal violence.
“We do have reports that she was beaten to death,” Cox said.
Investigators think the death was the result of multiple assaults, including one at the Thunderbird Motel in the 200 block of Interstate 35 and another at Robinson’s home.
Cox said Robinson had a violent criminal past with charges ranging from sexual assault to drug use, and more than 40 visits to the Hill County Jail.
Based on evidence, officers said they think Rowe helped cover up the death.
Wilson said investigators interviewed several subjects; served multiple search warrants in McLennan, Hill and Tarrant counties; and submitted numerous pieces of evidence for examination by the Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Lab since Clary’s death last year.
Clary’s vehicle and duct tape found on her body both had carpet fibers from Robinson and Rowe’s home, Wilson said.
