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Top 10 Killers that Started Down a Dark Path at an Early Age
10 Harvey Miguel Robinson, 17 Years Old
The Story of Harvey Miguel Robinson
Harvey Miguel Robinson is from Allentown, Pennsylvania, and is one of the youngest serial killers on death row. He was 17 when he first committed murder in August 1992. Police caught Robinson on July 31st, 1993, after he raped but failed to kill Denise Cali on June 28th, 1993. Robinson returned to Cali’s house, where police were waiting. Since Cali bit Robinson’s arm during the initial attack before fleeing, police could match the bite mark to Robinson and convict him. Allentown police also connected Robinson to the rape and murder of the following three women:
Bay Briefing: You told us how the past year changed you - here s our readers stories
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?Patricia Rose, 70, sits for a photo during her walk near Billy Goat Hill in San Francisco, Calif., on Monday, March 8, 2021.Sarahbeth Maney / Special to The Chronicle
Good morning, Bay Area. It’s Wednesday, March 17, and a young humpback whale is currently making its home in the Bay. Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
‘So here I am, a year later. And I’m not alone’
How has one year of the coronavirus pandemic changed you?
That was the question we posed to readers approximately 200 people responded with tributes to the loved ones they lost, celebrations of the passions they found and reflections on trying to survive this strange and difficult time. Today, one year after we started sheltering, we’re featuring a selection of their responses:
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Julie Nicholson smiles while running a half marathon marking the anniversary of her pedestrian crash on a slow street closed to car traffic in San Francisco, Calif., on Sunday, March 14, 2021. KNIGHT0317Photos by Marissa Leshnov / Special to The Chronicle
On Sunday, Julie Nicholson ran for the first time through the spot in the Panhandle where a car had nearly killed her.
She was jogging on Jan. 4 last year when a car speeding north on Masonic Avenue blew through a red light, hit another car and careened into the park straight at her. She flew 30 feet, landing with a thud. She assumed she was seconds from death but remembers thinking, “OK, I lived.”