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Evidence Reveals Apparent Murder/Suicide is Double Homicide

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 25, 2026

Evidence Reveals Apparent Murder/Suicide is Double Homicide

At approximately 8:45 a.m. on September 23, 2026, TCSO responded to a 911 call from  the manager of an apartment complex in the 3400 block of Shoreline Dr. The manager  reported that while serving a writ at a specific unit, he encountered the apartment door  ajar. He announced himself and got no response, so he pushed the door open and  called 911 immediately upon seeing a body.

When deputies arrived on scene, they discovered two women, both deceased, with gunshot wounds. They were identified as Anecia Kay Thacker, 37, of Austin and  Lamonica Webb, 32, of Austin. At a press conference Wednesday, TCSO Public Information Officer Kristen Dark stated  that the case was being investigated as a potential murder suicide but that detectives  weren’t ruling out other causes. Once a search warrant was obtained, detectives and  crime scene specialists were able to fully examine the apartment and discovered  evidence that contradicted the murder-suicide theory. After comparing autopsy and  ballistic results Thursday with evidence found on scene, detectives determined the  incident was a double homicide.

As the investigation continued, detectives used various investigative tools and newly  developed information to identify Michael Robinson, 24, of Vicksburg, Mississippi, as a  person of interest. Detectives researched Robinson and his whereabouts and 
determined he had likely been present at the apartment at the time of the incident.

Once Robinson’s vehicle and residence were identified, TCSO Deputies were able to locate him. Detectives subsequently gathered additional evidence confirming  Robinson’s presence in the apartment during the incident and involvement in the 
shooting.  Robinson was taken into custody on Friday, September 25, 2026, charged with Capital Murder.

“This case is the perfect example of a team of professionals working together to do excellent police work. Our crime scene specialists carefully processed the evidence, and detectives quickly connected it to a suspect. I can’t adequately express how fortunate Travis County is to have their service and dedication.” - Sheriff Sally  Hernandez

Anyone with additional information about the incident or the subjects involved is asked to call the TCSO tipline at 512-854-1444.

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Submitted By: 
Kristen Dark, Sr. Public Information Officer | (512) 854-4986
Drew Knight, Public Information Specialist | (512) 854-8426

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