# Robert William
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robert william Fisher (born April 13, 1961) is an American fugitive wanted for allegedly killing his wife and two children, and blowing up the house in which they lived in Scottsdale, Arizona on April 10, 2001. He was named by the FBI as the 475th fugitive to be placed on the list of FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives on June 29, 2002.
== Early life ==
robert william Fisher was born on April 13, 1961 in Brooklyn, New York.
Listen to Me Good, Ep. 8 — Rose: Legacy, Labor, and Learning to Advocate for Yourself
In this episode, host Michelle Browder sits down with Rose for a raw, generous conversation about the realities of pregnancy and early motherhood. Rose opens up about the anxiety that gripped her throughout her pregnancy — the fear of becoming another statistic — and the deliberate, careful process…
The C.O.W.S. The Memoirs of Robert & Mabel Williams Part 13 Not Just a Housewife #FOIA
The Katherine Massey Book Club @ The C.O.W.S. hosts Session 13 on The Memoirs of Robert & Mabel Williams: African American Freedom, Armed Resistance, & International Solidarity. We read the first portion of Mabel Williams' memoir and commented on how her perspective on Racism evolved over her life.…
Scholars’ Circle – We Explore the Future of Warfare – October 4, 2026
Ever since Russia attacked Ukraine, there have been predictions that the normative order against aggressive war was under threat. Then the US and Israel attacked Iran. Numerous scholars have predicted this would encourage China to attack Taiwan. The normative restrictions on war are loosening and t…
The Verdict on Luxury Fashion’s Designer Reset
Fashion's biggest wave of creative-director musical chairs is now a year or so in, and the early read is starting to emerge. Over a dozen major houses have brought in new leadership, and while the broader luxury market is still sluggish, the areas designers can actually move — product, image, story…
The Verdict on Luxury Fashion’s Designer Reset
Fashion's biggest wave of creative-director musical chairs is now a year or so in, and the early read is starting to emerge. Over a dozen major houses have brought in new leadership, and while the broader luxury market is still sluggish, the areas designers can actually move — product, image, story…
Super-Jimmy Thwarts Boston’s Finals Plans, with Kevin O’Connor and Ryen Russillo
The Ringer’s Bill Simmons is joined by Kevin O’Connor and Ryen Russillo to recap the Celtics’ Game 6 loss to the Heat (01:07). They discuss Jimmy Butler’s and Kyle Lowry’s performances before diving into Robert Williams’s absence. Also, after missing clutch free throws, how will Jaylen Brown respon…
Police Tased Him and His Pet Snake for “Matching the Description” Because He Had Dreads. OVERTURNED
Police tased Robert Holliday after he "matched the description" from a 911 burglary call. He was walking his two pet snakes around his own apartment complex. A Florida appeals court just reversed his resisting arrest convictions and ordered a judgment of acquittal. Here is why matching a descriptio…
Ep. 7 | AI Said He Was Guilty. The Police Believed It. | Robert Williams
What happens when artificial intelligence identifies you as a criminal, and the police believe the computer instead of the evidence?
In this powerful episode of AI Unhinged, Dr. Calvin Lawrence sits down with Robert Williams, a Detroit-area father whose life was turned upside down after facial reco…
EP. 8 | AI Can Predict Crime. But Who Is Watching the Police? (Part 1)
AI is changing Policing. Are we Ready?
Artificial intelligence is changing the way police investigate crimes, identify suspects, and decide where to deploy officers. But when technology starts influencing who gets investigated, who gets arrested, and which communities receive the most police attent…
BEYOND THE STARS
Robert Williams risked Hubble telescope time by pointing it at an empty patch of sky. But what appeared to contain nothing revealed thousands of galaxies. Rabbi Dunner connects that discovery to Abraham’s encounter with the stars, and to a powerful Jewish idea: expert predictions matter, but they a…
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