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Ag Age Characteristics Of Gary Inch And Michael Houseweart

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Introduction When reading this article I already had things running through my head. There were certain key information in which stood out for me. Two men broke into an older couple’s home, and duct taped them. They set stole a few items, and tried to set the house on fire. Luckily a 66 year old lady named Linda Inch was able to get the tape off and run for help. The firefighters got there to save her husband from the smoke. Gary Inch a 71 year old man is now being hospitalized. Everything turned out ok, but could have been worse. The two men who robbed the older couple names were Brian Vroman, and Michael Houseweart. Houseweart confessed to the crime, and the police found Vroman’s car. In it was two ski masked they used to in the crime. Even with them being in custody this story is not over yet. There are other questions need to be answered. Gary and Linda Inch has a daughter who went missing a day before their assault. Her name is Michelle Inch, and she had a relationship with Houseweart one of the robbers. They both were living with her parents, but had a falling out. There is something more to this story, and I will go into detail with it. Also I will explain reasons why The Inchs were a prime target to be robbed in the first place. …show more content…

Stating previously Linda being 66, and Gary 71 were defiantly an older couple. The two men who robbed them were 27. So when they broke down the door, of course they would over powered the parents and duct tape them. This is a good example of target vulnerability the victim being weak. Houseweart and Vroman took advantaged of their ages when they victimized them. Knowing they couldn’t fight back, and it would be easier for

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