Police investigating the disappearance of Georgia woman Imani Roberson have arrested her husband, Donell Anderson, and charged him with murder.
The Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office held a press conference Saturday morning to provide an update on the case after Roberson’s body was found. Roberson, a 29-year-old mother of four, had been missing for nearly three weeks.
“It was clear that foul play was evident in the disappearance,” said Sheriff Eric Levett.
Levett said that Roberson was last seen by her mother on July 16, after having dinner at her home with her four children. After leaving her mother’s house, Roberson returned home with two of her children, a three-year-old and a one-month-old baby, while two older children spent the night with their grandmother. Roberson left in her white Mazda SUV on Plantation Boulevard.
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The next day, her mother went to Roberson’s home after making several unsuccessful attempts to contact her daughter and becoming concerned. The grandmother found no one at the home and called police to report her daughter missing.
Levett said the Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office immediately opened an investigation, contacted family and friends and identified locations that Roberson was known to frequent.
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On July 27, police found Roberson’s car in a wooded area off Camp Creek Parkway near Union Road in Atlanta. The car was reportedly burned from the inside out. Ring camera video from a home across the street from Roberson’s office obatained by FOX 5 Atlanta showed the vehicle speedily pulling out of the driveway on the day she went missing.
The investigation led police to a home that was shared by Roberson and her husband, Donell Anderson.
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