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Lost Rider Autumn Pasquale and Justin Robinson


Autumn Pasquale
Autumn Pasquale Justin Robinson

Web of Lies is a show about murders committed using the internet. In Season 2, episode 1 the story of Autumn Pasquale is shown. The title of the show is Lost Rider and Discovery ID describes it as, Autumn Pasquale, 12, loves her new BMX and networks with fellow fans online for tips and tricks to deck it out. But on Homecoming Day 2012, Autumn - and her beloved new bike - go missing. A trail is left behind on Facebook, but where will it lead?

Crime

Donte Robinson
Donte Robinson

According to NJ.com, Justin denies killing her to steal her bike. He said he installed rims on her bike for ten dollars. When he asked her for the money she began hitting him so he choked her until she stopped. While it's a "nicer" story, it just doesn't make sense. The two had communicated the night before to arrange this over facebook and their messages are public information.

Donte Robinson pleaded guilty to fourth-degree obstruction and spent about three months in a youth correctional facility relating to Autumn's murder. Later, Dante Robinson, was found guilty of conspiracy to commit robbery, burglary, theft, aggravated assault by pointing a firearm endangering the welfare of a child and weapons offenses after a trial.

Justin Robinson is eligible for parole 4/4/2027.

Address

Justin Robinson # 000897557E
GYCF
P.O. Box 11401
Yardville, New Jersey 08620
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A killer explains the slaying of a child: 'I didn't kill her for no bike'
N.J. man who admitted role in 12-year-old Autumn Pasquale’s death is convicted in home invasion



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