Honkytonk Killer Neola and Shorty Robinson

Ub Season 7 Episode 2 of Fatal Vows, the story line is described as, Shorty and Cotton seem perfect for each other; they love dancing, motorcycles and each other, but looks can be deceiving and after an accident reveals a life of lies and deceit, one of them will dance with the devil to the death.

This ends badly for Ervin “Shorty” Robinson as he ends up dead buried in a shallow grave and
Neola Robinson as she ends up in prison for eighteen years in prison for his murder.

This series is described as, when marriages fail, divorce can turn ugly and even deadly. What was once a passionate union becomes spite, greed, backstabbing, and betrayal. 'Fatal Vows explores tumultuous, shocking, and high-stake divorces and the deadly murders linked to them. Guiding viewers through these passionate accounts of love gone wrong are Dr. Stacy Kaiser, a psychotherapist and relationship expert, and Dr. Brian Russell, a forensic psychologist and attorney. From husbands, wives, children, grandparents, mistresses and friends, divorce can lead even the most unthinkable people to commit murder.

You can write to Neola Robinson at:

Neola Robinson 01954830
Murray Unit
1916 North Highway 36 Bypass
Gatesville, TX 76596

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