DALLAS — Police in Dallas are looking for any suspects in the deaths of three women who were all found with stab wounds in empty fields.
The first woman's body, later identified as 60-year-old Kimberly Robinson, was found April 22, in the 200 block of Santa Fe Avenue near the intersection of North Corinth Street Road and East Clarendon Drive in southern Dallas.
Two months later, 25-year-old Cherish Gibson's body was found in the same spot.
Gibson was last seen near an adult bookstore on Harry Hines Boulevard. The owner told WFAA Dallas police pulled surveillance video from his store because Gibson's phone pinged outside the store.
And on July 15, the body of an unidentified woman was found in a field less than five miles away from the other two victims.
Police said so far, they have not linked the cases to a particular suspect but added that two of the women were involved in prostitution.
"Out of an abundance of caution and in the interest of public safety, the department wants to inform this population of this trend," said DPD in a blog post about the crimes.
Further details were not immediately released as the investigations continue, but DPD is asking for the public's help.
Contact Dallas police detectives David Grubbs at 469-540-6377 or David.grubbsjr@dallaspolice.gov, or Christopher Walton at 214-701-8453 or Christopher.walton@dallaspolice.gov.
Bekah Charleston, a sex trafficking victim, spoke with WFAA about the dangers of working in prostitution.
"When you dehumanize a person to the point that they become a commodity that means now you're just a product to someone that is to be paid for, used and discarded," Charleston said.
"You don't know how many women I know what have been either murdered by their sex traffickers or by their buyers that purchase them," she added.