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Frank Ramirez Term Paper

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I. Background

A. During middle school, Ramirez started using drugs and was a drop out by the ninth grade.

B. It was around this time that he also started to believe and worship in Satan. Worshiping Satan also played a role in some of the murders. It was sometimes like him to rob his victims as well. (nyu, 2013)

C. He moved to Southern California and was arrested on several drug possession charges. It was this time he would begin committing thefts around the area and breaking into a lot of homes.

D. His teeth was rotted out of his mouth and he also had bad hygiene. This was all apart of the satanic culture he worshiped.

E. The nickname people gave him was, “Night Stalker.” II. The Style

A. The police was profiling Ramirez as killing …show more content…

The first victim was Jennie Vincow, who was79 years old. She was murdered in 1984 in the city of Los
Angeles. Ramirz had robbers and brutally sexually assaulted her.

B. Another victim of his brutality was Malvia Keller. He murdered her in the year 1985. After killer her, he drew pentagons all over her body and also drew them on the walls of her house. He brutally raped her as well. (murderpedia, 2013)

C. Mary Louise Cannon was killed beaten and killed by slitting her throat. VI. The capture of Ramirez
A. Someone seen an orange truck leaving a neighborhood. They wrote down the license plate number and immediately called it into the police. They said the vehicle looked suspicious. They found Ramirez's fingerprints all in the car, and on a victim's window outside of the house which linked him to the crime.

B. When Ramiez came back into town, he did not realize at first that everybody was looking at him as a suspect until someone screamed out, “The Killer.” That is when he tried to run away and was eventually caught. (criminal­minds, 2013)

VII. How he was convicted

A. On the day of September 20th, 1989' was when he was found of numerous charges including, murder, attempted murder, sexual assaults, and also

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