His mother was a murder suspect. So Bob Calhoun wrote a definitive S.F. true-crime book
Peter Hartlaub May 11, 2021Updated: May 12, 2021, 7:05 pm Penny Bjorkland, accused of murder, shows Sheriff Earl Wetmore where she shot August Norry in 1959. Photo: Joe Rosenthal, The Chronicle Bob Calhoun was having lunch at a Peruvian restaurant in Redwood City when his father dropped the bomb. “You know your mom was a suspect in that murder …” “That murder” was the killing of August Norry, shot 18 times in 1959 near the San Francisco/Daly City border by “a young blonde woman.” Before the real perp was arrested — and that’s quite a story — every young, prett...