Narrative Essay On George Harvey

Law enforcement in Pennsylvania has put up a search for a middle-aged man suspected of the murder of a 14-year old girl and the possibility of several others. The young victim’s elbow was found by a neighboring dog as was her hat covered in saliva, which is thought to have been used as a gag. The past murders do not seem to be consistent to one age group and no other patterns have been found. The oldest known victim, Sophie Cichetti, was age 49 at death. She was murdered in her home, however she was left fully intact on a nearby creek side. The murderer is very unpredictable, but organized. He seems to move from place to place after his murders and completely conceals the evidence, which is why he has been hard to catch. Police are hopeful in their current approach now that some connections are being uncovered.
Detective Len Fenerman states, “Harvey is a very dangerous and convincing man. He wears his fake innocence like a comfortable coat. I didn’t realize his true nature until it was too late and he was gone. He seemed to have disappeared right off the face of the Earth.” The man was last seen in Norristown, Pennsylvania on November 26 of 1974. The case has since then been reopened and other probable victims have surfaced, including one in Connecticut and another in Delaware. Based on the most recent information provided, Harvey is in his late 40’s and he wears a pair of thin-wired circle glasses. He is especially known for making dollhouses or his dedicated building of any kind. He carries around countless blueprints of his various architectural plans, stored in a journal, from tents to huts like the underground one in Norristown’s very own Stolfuz Cornfield. Beware to women of walking alone, especially at night, and be sure take safe and populous routes. The New England area should be on the watch of this man and report suspicious actions of any