We believe that Queenie staged her husband’s death and set it up like it was an accident. We arrived at the Volupedis home at 1:30am to find Mr. Volupedis intoxicated on the floor. You could say everything was intact except for Mr. Voulpedis. Queenie reported that her husband was coming down stairs for another drink, when he fell. He still had the glass in his hand. Queenie thought her husband was dead. The autopsy proves that he had a head wound and that he was intoxicated. To begin with, when we arrived at the house i noticed that there was food cooking on the stove. I thought this was very suspicious for 1:30am who just came back from the country club. As a rule, if you see a family member intoxicated on the ground, you would think to not
The Blow to the head, which would have rendered her unconscious and giving the appearance of being dead, would have caused the mother to panic and attempt to formulate a plausible explanation. However, after noticing the child was not dead, had to complete the act in the basement, thus the scream heard by the neighbor and the transfer of fibers from her clothing to the garrote, tape, and blanket (Who Killed the Pageant Queen? JonBenét Ramsey Documentary, 2016). These actions and the fact that Mr. Ramsey does not state that his wife was in bed or that she showered and dressed before him gives rise to the question of whether or not
Vanessa Vermont called an electrician named James Volta because she needed some electrical work done in her home. Vanessa wanted a outlet over her kitchen, she phoned him that day. Next, later that day Vanessa's husband was ‘’out’’ he said. James Volta was already there anyway... he had to have killed Vanessa.
She was making up lies so, no one would find out what she have done that one night when she drank the blood. So, by her doing that makes me think that she
If Queenie hit Arthur in the head with a pan, that would explain the head wound in the autopsy report. Her story is false. Queenie killed her husband
It is undeniably clear by the evidence found at the crime scene that Horace Verbermockle was murdered by his wife Minnie Verbermockle, when she struck her husband with a bottle to the back of the head, fracturing the rear end of his skull and killing him. Minnie Verbermockle was caught when her deceivious story of what happened did not match up to be when the police arrived at the crime scene. According to Minnie, Horace died when he “slipped on a cake of soap” while taking a shower (Tragedy In The Bathroom 16).
I believe that Queenie is lying for the following reasons. We arrived at the Volupides home at 1:30 and there was a dead body laying there on the floor upside-down with an unbroken glass in his hand. The wife said she and the husband had a fight and she left for the club. She invited many friends over to her house and she arrived 10 minutes before her friends got there. When they did the autopsy, they found out that he was under the influence alcohol.
Mary genuinely loved and cared for Patrick and would never intently plan to kill him with hatred. When she returned from the store and saw her adored husband dead on the ground, despite how Patrick mistreated her, “no acting was necessary” when
She was close to a very famous actor who died while acting on stage. She never killed before the collapse, but then killing became inevitable after the collapse to survive. “She was
On November 13, 2017, Horace Verbermockle was killed . His wife ,Minnie Verbermockle, was in the home while her husband “ slipped to his death” in their bathroom. She claims to have walked in the bathroom and found him unconscious on the bathroom floor. When she found him she panicked and threw a blanket over him while she called the doctor. Which she told him the situation and what she thought had happened.
We know that she didn't drown in the pool because he didn't call 911 on his granddaughter. If she drowned that day and was buried that same day then why was all the evidence found in the
Arthur Volupides was a tragedy, and his death's circumstances have left many questions unanswered. Arthur's wife, Queenie Volupides, was the last person to see him alive, and she has been the focus of suspicion and scrutiny ever since. The autopsy report suggests that Arthur died from a head wound and was drunk then. Queenie claims that Arthur slipped and fell down the stairs, but there are many reasons to doubt her story. In this essay, There are compelling arguments on both sides of the debate, but the evidence suggests that she did kill him.
Although the guilt was too much for him and he killed himself to be with Myrtle, his wife. These two men are very different, one searching for his lady out of lust, and one killing a man out of jealousy. The intensity and extremes that were achieved were uncalled for, and did not help either of the men win their
1. The princess is number one to blame for her own death by leaving the castle; subsequently, she was killed just as the king inferred. Next if the madman were not at the drawbridge, the princess may have gotten away with sneaking off; however, he was ultimately her cause of death and is second most responsible after herself. These two characters could switch, but the princess was given orders to not leave or her punishment would be death, yet she disobeys and the end result is death.
We believe….. That Queenie is lying and she killed her husband We arrived at the Volupides home at…… i found a dead body lying backwards on the stairs holding a glass and she said that he had been drunk and he had fallen down the stairs going up the glass was not broken and the was a pan cooking on the stove and she said she went out to a club To begin with…… the guy was lying backwards
People were in awe as their wonderful, evolving queen had passed away. Streets had been swarming with people since the day word got out about Queen Victoria’s weak health. However, January 22, 1901 was different. Many members of the national and international press were huddled around the Osborne House, while people in the city were constantly checking bulletins, telegrams, and newspapers to find out further information about the shocking death of their queen. A young gentleman by the name of William Montgomery, says “I was lost!