Alexander McClay Williams was a 16-year-old student at Glen Mills School in Delaware County when he was accused of murdering 33-year-old Vida Robare.Robare, a "house matron" at the school, was stabbed 47 times with an ice pick in a case that made headlines across the country.

Williams, who was doing chores unsupervised at the time of the murder, confessed to the crime three times without an attorney or parent present, according to reports.

He was arrested on October 10, 1930, and executed 243 days later on June 8, 1931. To this day, Williams remains the youngest person executed in Pennsylvania."I feel like the state of Pennsylvania murdered him," said Williams' niece Osceola Purdue.It is believed that the teen was wrongly accused and coerced to confess; and now the case heads back to court with new details that could clear his name."This guilty verdict was decided before the case even began," said Sam Lemon, the great-grandson of Williams' trial attorney.

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Pennsylvania sues counties over counting mail-in ballots in May election

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Manhunt for gunman who killed 2 in wave of Southern California 7-Eleven holdups

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Quebec reports 23 more COVID-19 deaths, rise of 54 hospitalizations as wave continues

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Philadelphia is one of the most stressed cities in America, study finds

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Murder charges filed after explosion kills 4 people making black-market fireworks

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Man, 26, sentenced to 15 years in prison for blowing up ATM in Philadelphia during civil unrest in 2020

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Man, 26, sentenced to 15 years in prison for blowing up ATM in Philadelphia during civil unrest in 2020

David Elmakayes, 26, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for blowing up an ATM in North Philadelphia during civil unrest in 2020. PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for blowing up an ATM during the civil unrest in spring 2020. According to United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams, 26-year-old David Elmakayes was given the sentence and three years of supervised release for "using an explosive device to damage an ATM machine and for illegally possessing a firearm." Elmakayes was charged with malicious damage of property with an explosive device, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and related charges on June 18, 2020. Officials say on the night of June 3, 2020, he used an explosive device to damage an ATM on the 200 block of East Westmoreland Street in North Philadelphia. FOX 29's Dave Schratwieser reports.According to authorities, at the time of his arrest, Elmakayes also had three more explosive devices in his possession along with a .32 caliber pistol. MORE LOCAL HEADLINES"This defendant took advantage of a volatile situation on the streets of Philadelphia to commit a dangerous act that could have injured many people," Williams said. "Damaging property with an explosive device and illegally carrying a firearm are federal crimes which our Office will aggressively prosecute.

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NJ Supreme Court nixes lawsuit from woman injured while rescuing dog at Jersey Shore

TRENTON, N.J. - A woman who says she suffered serious injuries while trying to save her neighbors’ dog from a canal can’t sue the pooch’s owners, New Jersey’s Supreme Court ruled on Monday.The court unanimously rejected Ann Samolyk’s claims that laws allowing legal action for injuries suffered while rescuing a person who put themselves in peril should allow her to sue for damages. But the justices acknowledged that the law could apply to property in some cases where protecting human life also is the ultimate aim.In her lawsuit, Samolyk alleged she suffered neurological and cognitive damage after jumping into the canal in Lacey Township at the New Jersey shore in 2017 to save the dog after she heard someone call for help.

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Prosecutors: 2 charged for illegally trafficking nearly 60 guns to Philadelphia from South Carolina

PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia man was among two people charged for allegedly trafficking nearly 60 guns into Philadelphia from South Carolina, according to federal authorities.United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced charges Friday against Terrance Darby, 41, and Ontavious Plumer, 32.

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Ex-congressman Myers pleads guilty in ballot stuffing case

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