ROCKDALE COUNTY, Ga. — Bond was denied Sunday for Donell Anderson, the man who was arrested Friday in connection to the death of a missing mother of four from Conyers.
Anderson was also the husband of the woman, Imani Roberson. He has been charged with felony murder, malice murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm in the commission of a crime.
Authorities said Saturday that they are looking for other suspects and more charges could be added.
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Details about how she died were not released, but the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office said blood was found inside the couple's home and in other places not released by the sheriff.
According to the office and Roberson's mother, Clarine Andujar-White, her daughter had visited her home and left around 5:30 p.m. after sharing a meal together on July 16. During her visit, Roberson was accompanied by two of her children, but they remained with their grandmother when she left.
Later on, after Roberson failed to return, Andujar-White, worried about her daughter's well-being, made several unsuccessful attempts to reach her. The following day she filed a missing person's report with the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office on July 17.
Between that day and July 19, deputies said they searched homes, phones, cars and more. The sheriff's office said they were able to find Roberson's body was found miles away from the burned car they'd located earlier in the investigation on August 4. They added that the use of cadaver dogs helped find her body.
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Roberson went missing on July 16. Her mother, Clarine Andujar-White said Roberson had come over to Andujar-White's home and then left around 5:30 in the evening after they had dinner.
She'd come over with two of her children, but the children stayed behind with their grandmother. Rockdale County Sheriff Eric Levett said it was Roberson's mom who filed a missing person's report on July 17 after she made several attempts to get in contact with her daughter.
The sheriff said Andujar-White even went to Roberson's house -- which is just two streets away from where she lives -- but didn't find her there.
Authorities eventually found her vehicle in south Fulton County burned.