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The first trial for “shopping cart killer” suspect Anthony Eugene Robinson, which was scheduled to begin this August in Harrisonburg, Virginia, will be delayed.

The lawyer for “shopping cart killer” suspect Anthony Eugene Robinson has asked a judge to delay an August trial because he has yet to receive a mental health evaluation to determine whether Robinson was insane when he allegedly killed two women in the Harrisonburg, Virginia, area in 2021.

A judge has granted a motion for a mental health evaluation for a man police have dubbed the “shopping cart killer” after he was charged in two slayings and authorities linked him to several others.

A Rockingham County judge approved defense attorney Louis Nagy's request that his client, Anthony Eugene Robinson of Washington, D.C., undergo a sanity evaluation.

A Rockingham County judge on Friday approved defense attorney Louis Nagy’s request that his client, Anthony Eugene Robinson of Washington, D.C., undergo a sanity evaluation, the Daily News-Record and area TV stations reported.

Police in Fairfax, Virginia believe that a Sonya Champ, 40, whose corpse was found covered only in a blanket in a shopping cart is the fifth victim of Anthony Robinson, 35, the shopping cart killer.

A SUSPECTED serial killer - who is understood to move the remains of his victims in a Target cart - is being investigated after four bodies were found

Anthony Robinson, 35, has been linked to the murders of four women in northern Virginia this fall, including Cheyenne Brown, 29; Tonita Smith, 39, and Allene Redmon, 54.

Police did not say whether the victims were sexually assaulted, but said that the suspect did "unspeakable things with his victims."