BRIAN NELSON, CNN ANCHOR: And in Kansas, authorities have linked the suspect in the so-called "barrel killing" case to more disappearances. CNN's Gary Tuchman is following the story in La Cygne, Kansas, and he joins us now with more. Good morning, Gary.</s>GARY TUCHMAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning. Gravel roads lead you to this isolated farmland in Linn County, Kansas. Behind me, 16 1/2 acres of farmland owned by John Edward Robinson Sr. Robinson is now in jail as police continue to search this property for the possibility of more victims of the 56-year-old. Robinson is the main suspect in the deaths of five women and the disappearance is up four other people from the 1980s. Police say he solicited sadomasochistic sex over the Internet using the name "Slavemaster" on the computer. Two bodies were found in barrels on this property; three other bodies found in a storage locker across the state line in Missouri. Police finished searching a pond on his property last night, they did not find any additional bodies. However, today, they're going to search under a trailer that Robinson apparently used as a weekend retreat to see if any bodies are under the trailer. Now, the sheriff of Linn County will not get specific, but he says evidence was found here yesterday, evidence of a crime. Now, Robinson hasn't yet been charged with the murder of these five women. However, police say that should happen by the end of this weekend. He was arrested on sexual assault charges this past weekend after allegedly assaulting two women in a hotel near here, women who came forward and are now talking to police. This is Gary Tuchman, CNN live in La Cygne, Kansas.
Suspect in 'Barrel Killing' Case Linked to More Disappearances