Bio

Robert Webster was born in 1922 in California, USA. Not much is known about his early childhood or family background. Growing up in California during the early 20th century, he would have experienced the events and changes of that time, including the effects of the Great Depression.

In the years following the war, Webster's life took a serious turn. In 1946, he committed crimes that led to his first life sentence. He was paroled in 1954, and later, in 1963, he faced new charges that resulted in another life sentence.

Murder Story

Robert Webster committed his first murder in 1946. He killed a 19-year-old woman in California. The details of how he killed her are not well known. He was caught and sentenced to life in prison for this crime. In 1954, he was paroled, which means he was released early from prison.

After his release, Webster committed another murder in 1963. This time, his victim was a 38-year-old woman. The circumstances surrounding this second murder are also unclear. After this crime, he was again sentenced to life in prison. Robert Webster remained incarcerated after his second life sentence. He is known to have a history of violence against women, with motives linked to sexual assault.