The murder of JonBenét Ramsey is a case that still goes unsolved to this day. While some speculate that the mother and/or father had something to do with the murder of their daughter, others believe that an intruder is responsible for her death. There are multiple clues supporting each theory. Despite these contrasting theories, no one has ever been charged for this pageant queen’s murder. The parents were eventually acquitted when DNA at the scene was found to belong to a male not related to the Ramsey family. (“JonBenet Ramsey Murder Fast Facts.”)…
MURDER IN THE PARK On the 8th of October, a murder was committed in a park on the outskirts of Tulsa. The victim was a 17-year-old boy named Bob Sheldon, who was found lying in a pool of blood at 5pm. A woman was taking a walk through the park when she discovered the bloody corpse. She contacted the police immediately.…
The Police Department of Alamance County had never seen a victim so composed, so determined and so sure. Just a few hours after her horrifying ordeal, after the emotionless doctor swabbed her vagina for semen samples at the hospital, Jennifer sat down at the police station with Detective Mike Gauldin. "The first comment I remember her making was that, “I'm going to get this guy that did this to me.” She said, “I took the time to look at him. I will be able to identify him if I'm given an opportunity," Gauldin remembered her saying (Hansen, 2001). She began combing through photos, trying to help come up with a composite of her rapist.…
Cornwell's intention, in publishing this novel, is to give readers an understanding and show the importance of forensics in crime investigation. In this story, the forensic pathologist, Dr. Scarpetta, is the only person who has any idea of what has happened to the child. If it wasn't for her attention to detail, the murderer would have never been found. Dr. Scarpetta is responsible for every detail that is missed by someone else. She is looks at all the details surrounding the case, and comes up with clues to the crime when there is nothing left to look at.…
Chapter 11 : Soil: The Foundation for Land Ecosystem Chapter 11 Brooke Settles Chapter 11 discusses three major practices that expose soil erosion and how they can be corrected . The three are Over- cultivation, Overgrazing and Deforestation. These are each all major problems in creating an unsustainable society. The good thing is that each of these causes of erosion can be corrected to create a more sustainable society.…
Pg. 197 physical description Fragile, confused, nervous, unintelligent Attended the court case, was raped by her dad, case was blamed on Tom Robinson.…
The girl stated that when the car stopped a second time, one of the men, "still wearing a ski mask," carried her from the trunk "across the street and put me in an outhouse. He started to choke me," she said. She said he placed his fingers over her mouth and nose and banged her head against the…
One late night on November 19, 1986 there was an intense blizzard casting its cold winter snow over Newtown, Connecticut, but that wasn't the only thing cold brewing In Newtown that night. 'Twas the night that the famous “wood chipper murder” came to be. Richard Craft, an airplane pilot, was married to Helle Craft, a stewardess. They were married for many years, and had 3 children. Helle suspected Richard was being unfaithful so she hired someone to investigate her husband. Sure enough the private investigator was able to capture photographic evidence of richards infidelity. Helle demanded a divorce, divorces cost a pretty penny and Richard did not want to lose a cent, so that’s when he decided to kill his wife. He beat Helle with blunt object to her death, froze her, then cut her…
This book includes several investigations of America’s most shocking crimes, in which Emily Craig takes you behind the scenes of real-life cases. Dr. Emily Craig, is a forensic anthropologist for the state of Kentucky Medical Examiner’s Office. She was the author of this spectacular book. Emily’s job was to examine bones, fragments of extremities, and burned human remains, to help determine how people died, who they were, and sometimes even what they looked like (which is what they often had to do). Emily is one of the best forensic anthropologists in the country, and has helped identify many murder victims and solve hundreds of cold cases. In the book Emily tells her stories about her spontaneous career, which has ranged from murder victims…
A Susie Salmon, fourteen years old girl, was raped and murdered by her neighbor, Mr. Harvey. She was dead since December 6, 1973. Now she is in heaven. The detective, Len Fenerman is the in-charge of Susie’s case, found Susie’s elbow. Later that day the police try digging of the cornfield, although the rain and snow screwed of their crime scene. Jack salmon is convinced of Mr. Harvey’s guilt and he calls the police constantly. Eventually, Len Fenerman tells him to stop because there is no evidence to accuse Harvey. The murder case of Susie is unsolved; Len Fenerman and Abigail Salmon started their affair. Disagree with Len Fenerman, Jack salmon start his investigation of Susie’s death.…
A murder mystery, an unidentified body, stab wounds to the chest, a pool of blood in a high end street in New York, photographers, police, investigators rush in to begin their course of work to solve the mystery of the dead body, to solve the puzzle, to tell the world the story of the dead body, to make sure the life they lived didn’t just vanish with their death in a split second.…
Breaking news as of December 6, 1973, a 14 year old girl named Susie was raped and killed. The body was not found the only was an elbow, a charm from her bracelet with her initials on it, and her stocking hat. Susie was on her way home from school, she walks through the corn field like always. This one day she was passing through she was talked into going to a secret place where she was raped, killed, and cut into smaller pieces. The detectives couldn't find anything about the killer or a body. They found Susie’s elbow from the neighbor dog. “It was an elbow. The Gilbers’ dog found it.” He held her hand and then she threw up, as she had promised, into the shiny silver bowl.”…
The next morning, Marks son, Joseph, came to his father’s house to cut his grass. When Joseph was cutting his father’s grass, he notices that his father did not come out. Joseph stopped cutting the grass, entered the house, and found his father in the bedroom hallway. Joseph called the police; the police contacted the Crime Scene Investigators (CSI) to investigate who did this and the criminal pattern.…
Cabigas, Lance Vincent, M. L85-A Search and Destroy The people of the state Utah, were shocked to find a murder which occurred in the night. Police came to the scene, only to the find the corpse of a 5-year old girl. Apparently, the girl was murdered by her mother due to a heated argument and a mix of alcohol. The crime was not a surprise, but what surprised the people was the weapon used: A spatula.…
Massage Therapists Dentists and more! Two days alter, the local newspaper, The Evening Telegram, carried an article how a Mrs. Sara Hand, at approximately 11:15 on the night of November 28, had deliberately placed her head in front of the wheels of a train that had stopped in a Long Island Rail Road Station, so that the wheels would pass over her neck and decapitate her when it started. Near the body…