When you find yourself frustrated with the never ending dumbfuckery of Jim Robinson, take heed. His story was like so…
Jim Robinson was getting too famous. An unexplained — and perhaps inexplicable — incident at sea usually gathers lots of…
After the proverbial straws were drawn, John Slagill and Sam Batchelder clambered into the Avon and headed for a sheltered…
Jim Robinson intended to hire veteran mariner Ron Buckley to skipper the Red Jacket and its barge to Atka. Buckley,…
With the vast wealth and power of Exxon breathing down his neck, Jim Robinson was flitting on the edge of…
By all accounts, Jim Robinson didn’t know much about boats. What he did know was that Exxon was paying thousands…
Richard Olmstead had testified before two Grand Juries that John Peel resembled a man buying regular gas on the day…
Winter 1992 was a pretty heady time. Butcher, Baker had just been published. It was selling like wildfire right out…
Jim Robinson was no innocent. He had a very troubled past. The son of well-to-do trucking company owners, Robinson –…
With Jim Robinson’s startling new revelations, defense attorney Weidner faced a dilemma. His instincts told him to move in for…