In Popular Culture
A 2001 book by John Glatt, Internet Slave Master (ISBN 0312979274), documented Robinson's life up to the time of his Kansas trial. A second book by Glatt, Depraved (ISBN 0312936842), published in 2005, focused on the lives of Robinson's victims and others affected by his crimes. A third book, Anyone You Want Me to Be: A True Story of Sex and Death on the Internet (ISBN 1439189471) by John Douglas and Stephen Singular, was published in 2003.
Robinson's criminal activities were also documented on episodes of A&E's show Cold Case Files, and Investigation Discovery shows FBI: Criminal Pursuit and Sins & Secrets.
Read more about this topic: John Edward Robinson
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