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	<title>Comments on: Pete Van Winkle Murdering Inmate Robert Cotton &#8211; CCTV Video</title>
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		<title>By: TOBYDOG</title>
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		<description>I wish I had found this blog sooner.

 I know no one really cares about an inmate beating another inmate to death but I want to tell you about this inmate.

Robby was a very close friend of mine. I have known him since he was 3 years old and I was 5 years old. Robby was not violent In fact as more information is coming out it is beginning to look like he was killed as punishment for not harming another inmate as he was instructed to by other inmates. Robby did not have any tatoos or any other markings of a prison regular. What he did have was 2 children 1 with down&#039;s syndrom that miss him. He also has a mother and brother and sister that love and miss him and have to live with the fact that they turned him in when they saw he was stealing to support a drug habit and becoming a danger to himself. Even though it seemed the best way to get him back in line. Robby was a very loyal friend and he didn&#039;t deserve to go out like that.

I personally put no stock in religion, but Robby believe it or not had just &quot;found Jesus&quot; and had been making calls to everyone he loved to tell them how sorry he was for causing so much trouble and, that he was turning his life over to god.

 

My oldest memories of Robby include a time when his mother and my mother decided to drive us to Disneyland in an old blue Impala. He was afraid to go on any ride that went into a dark tunnel. We spent the whole ride home staring out the back window and when ever cars came up behind us we would yell &quot;car&quot; and duck out of sight. I don&#039;t think the car even had back seatbelts.

 

I spent about every day of my elementary school life with him. When I was 9 and he was 7 we went to Lindbergh Elementary they had a carnival and at that carnival they had a cake-walk 1 ticket only and tikets were 25 cents. We got Robby&#039;s older brother Scott and a 2 of his friends and did the cake-walk untill we had all the cakes, and don&#039;t think we didn&#039;t eat them all that night.

I can&#039;t eat a Big Mac without thinking about the time when they had that Mac Tonite campaign and when ever you made a purchase they gave you a scratch-off ticket and about 80% of them were free Big Mac certificates so Robby and I bought 1 soda and the guy gave us 2 scratch-offs and they were for free Big Macs the guy gave us 2 more scratch-offs with the Big Macs, and they also were for free Big Macs, it kept happening we finnally had a table covered in wrappers and we didn&#039;t want any more. One of our friends wandered in and thought we were scamming them and was nervous... He ate 1.

I love and miss my friend. He was the closest person to a little brother that I&#039;ve ever known...  It hurts and will forever.

 

Thanks for reading this.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I wish I had found this blog sooner.</p>
<p> I know no one really cares about an inmate beating another inmate to death but I want to tell you about this inmate.</p>
<p>Robby was a very close friend of mine. I have known him since he was 3 years old and I was 5 years old. Robby was not violent In fact as more information is coming out it is beginning to look like he was killed as punishment for not harming another inmate as he was instructed to by other inmates. Robby did not have any tatoos or any other markings of a prison regular. What he did have was 2 children 1 with down&#8217;s syndrom that miss him. He also has a mother and brother and sister that love and miss him and have to live with the fact that they turned him in when they saw he was stealing to support a drug habit and becoming a danger to himself. Even though it seemed the best way to get him back in line. Robby was a very loyal friend and he didn&#8217;t deserve to go out like that.</p>
<p>I personally put no stock in religion, but Robby believe it or not had just &#8220;found Jesus&#8221; and had been making calls to everyone he loved to tell them how sorry he was for causing so much trouble and, that he was turning his life over to god.</p>
<p>My oldest memories of Robby include a time when his mother and my mother decided to drive us to Disneyland in an old blue Impala. He was afraid to go on any ride that went into a dark tunnel. We spent the whole ride home staring out the back window and when ever cars came up behind us we would yell &#8220;car&#8221; and duck out of sight. I don&#8217;t think the car even had back seatbelts.</p>
<p>I spent about every day of my elementary school life with him. When I was 9 and he was 7 we went to Lindbergh Elementary they had a carnival and at that carnival they had a cake-walk 1 ticket only and tikets were 25 cents. We got Robby&#8217;s older brother Scott and a 2 of his friends and did the cake-walk untill we had all the cakes, and don&#8217;t think we didn&#8217;t eat them all that night.</p>
<p>I can&#8217;t eat a Big Mac without thinking about the time when they had that Mac Tonite campaign and when ever you made a purchase they gave you a scratch-off ticket and about 80% of them were free Big Mac certificates so Robby and I bought 1 soda and the guy gave us 2 scratch-offs and they were for free Big Macs the guy gave us 2 more scratch-offs with the Big Macs, and they also were for free Big Macs, it kept happening we finnally had a table covered in wrappers and we didn&#8217;t want any more. One of our friends wandered in and thought we were scamming them and was nervous&#8230; He ate 1.</p>
<p>I love and miss my friend. He was the closest person to a little brother that I&#8217;ve ever known&#8230;  It hurts and will forever.</p>
<p>Thanks for reading this.</p>
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