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Prosecuting Evil With Kelly Siegler is examining the shocking murder of teenager Amy Robinson, who was abducted and tortured to death by Michael Wayne Hall and Robert Neville in Arlington, Texas. The 19-year-old Robinson had a genetic disorder, Turner’s syndrome, which left her mentally challenged and affected her growth and sexual development.
Hall and Robert Neville were convicted in the kidnapping and murder of 19-year-old Amy Robinson. Neville was executed five years ago. Speaking just above a whisper, Hall said he knew they caused a ...
Robert James Neville Jr., 31, was executed by lethal injection on 8 February 2006 in Huntsville, Texas for the kidnapping and murder of a 19-year-old woman. On 15 December 1998, Neville, then 23, and Michael Hall, 18, were driving in Arlington when they spotted Amy Robinson, 19, riding her bicycle to work. Robinson and Neville worked at the ...
Tarrant County officials issued an arrest warrant for Hall and Neville, charging both men for Amy Robinson’s murder. Despite the new information, authorities had yet to learn the whereabouts of Amy’s body. When it came time to take the suspects in, both were on the run with a 3-day head start, according to Sgt. Simpson.
In the first execution of the year in Texas, Michael Wayne Hall, 31, was put to death by lethal injection 13 years to the day after the death of Amy Robinson, 19.
Arlington Morning News, 7 December, 1998 – “Neville’s Threat Can Hurt Him”. The Odessa American, 22 February, 2000 – “Sentencing Phase Delayed in Torture Case”. Amy Robinson was a young woman with mental disabilities. In 1998, she was abducted & murdered in her hometown of Arlington, Texas, by two men she believed were her friends.
Associated Press Writer. A paroled burglar who claimed he wanted to be a serial killer of minorities was executed Wednesday night for the torture-slaying eight years ago of a 19-year-old mentally ...
