Informative Speech: The Barefoot Bandit

(Schwarzkopf 4) And on March 12 in a cemetery, Codon, who was the families mediator, met with the kidnapper and gave him the $50,000. In return the kidnapper said the baby would be found on a boat close to Martha’s Vineyard Island, but no boat was found. (Lindbergh Case) Furthermore the family was devastated to find Charles Lindbergh jr.

Antoine Walker lost his $110 million to wild, extravagant living. His NBA championship ring was sold at auction and he had to declare bankruptcy nearly half decade ago. James is still earning money, just sold a $13.4 million mansion in Florida, owns a 30,000 square foot mega mansion in Ohio, and just bought a $21 million vacation home in Brentwood. Hopefully he has a better backup plan for retirement than Walker did, because Antoine Walker once had homes and goods like that, too.

After being on the run for seven years Armstrong was arrested in Toronto on April 10, 1977. Armstrong was sentenced to seven years, but only served three of those years. Armstrong moved back to Madison after his release and purchases a deli called Radical Rye with his brother Karl. Dwight passed away at age 53 of lung cancer.(Ziff, Deborah) David Fine was the youngest of the four bombers, at only age 18.

Yesterday, on May 31st, 1924, Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold, Jr. confessed to the murder and kidnapping of 14-year-old Bobby Franks for ransom money and the thrill of the experience. Bobby was first abducted when walking home from school north on Ellis Avenue and he was found dead the next morning. When walking he saw his cousin Richard driving passed who offered him a ride home and to talk about his tennis racket as the Frank’s family loved Tennis. The cause of death was suffocation despite having head trauma after receiving multiple blows with a chisel, causing a large gash to form on the back of his skull.

We should celebrate the voyages of Zheng He because he overcame great odds in childhood, castrated by the Ming Dynasty, he traveled over 100,000 miles with very little technology, he managed a total of 37,500 men, managed a four hundred feet boat, he was a great leader to his soldiers, and created cultural diffusion in China. Zheng He overcame great odds in childhood was by in 1381, a ten year old boy named Ma He from Yunan Province in southern China watched his father died at the hands of the Ming Dynasty, and he was also taken into prisoner to serve the Emperor’s son, Prince Zhu Di. However before serving the emperor’s son was by being castrated and to join (forced) the thousands of eunuchs. Zheng He served the prince well and rose in the ranks of the

He was a 19-year-old high school dropout looking for cash in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Wilbert got his money but received a multitude of negativity in the process. When it was all said and done, one woman was deceased, two people were injured, and Rideau had incurred the wrath of a "white mob that had gathered at the site of his arrest and again at the jail"(A Brief History). Half-heartedly, Mr. Rideau was assigned two attorneys with a real estate background, and in 1961 he was sentenced to death by an all-white jury. Under normal circumstances, this would wrap up the court case, yet Rideau 's situation turns bizarre.

We find a boat and sail towards Europe. Right when we arrive, we get kidnapped by the European government. We were held captive for twenty four hours until we find some solid rocks that we use to break free. We find ourselves on a ship, “LET’S LOOK FOR MY SISTER” Taylor says to me with the most frightened voice I’ve ever heard. We search and search

Otto Warmbier dies days after returning to the United States Otto Warmbier, an American college student, was released after being imprisoned in North Korea for 17 months. Afterwards, he died a week later at the University of Cincinnati Medical Centre. On January 2nd, 2016, Warmbier was arrested at the Pyongyang Airport for allegedly stealing a propaganda poster from his hotel room. In a one-hour trial, he confessed to stealing the poster.

Delacroix means “of the cross” in Latin, French, and various other languages. The mispronunciation in the story as Mrs. Delacroix – pronounced Dellacroy – symbolizes the corruption of religion and ritual in this town. Mrs. Delacroix has the most obvious change in character in the story. She switches from being chatty and close friends with Kathy Tessi Hutchinson to grabbing the first and largest stone she could manage to throw at her “friend”. She “selected a stone so

¨In 1889, Will Smith was in custody and sentenced to a day in the Philadelphia Police Department for almost blinding a fan. He said It was the worst night of his life because inmates were waking him up asking him for his autograph. ´´ Information from (www.biography.com) His rap career later in his famous life won five Golden Globe awards, two Academy Awards, and four Grammy Awards!!!

Almost 30 children were rescued off an island after their plane crashed about a month before on their return to England. They were returning on an airplane from a temporary boarding school that was designed like hundreds of others to avoid from involving children in this war. Ironically, this pack of children met their own misfortune. The boys were discovered very tattered and beat up, almost unrecognizable from their previous selves. Sadly, 2 boys perished on the island during this month, Simon Shayman and David Porkington.

Although discharged without conviction, this would not be the last time he would meet with the authorities. In March 1906, at the age of 17, Squizzy was given his first criminal conviction when he was sentenced to 21 days in jail for theft. From then on, Taylor appeared many times in court for crimes of pickpocketing, assault, shop breaking, armed robbery, sale of illegal liquor and drugs

Donness Johnson was held captive for the joint between his two fingers. Homeless since the age of seven, Johnson state 's “ ...Prison was like the home I never received… three meals a day..a bed...shower... personal gym… [man] prison was luxury... the only reason I looked forward to going back on those streets where because of that one thing that got me here in the first place..” Three years and twenty-five weeks later since his release, Donness found himself back in luxury with an account of statutory rape of a thirteen year old girl.

I had did some research on first degree murder and it says you can serve 25 years to life for committing this crime. The cop did not serve that amount of time, he basically did not serve anything because he’s a free man and was able to go home to his wife and kids unlike Oscar Grant the man he had

The importance of the pen writing on the legal pad in the beginning of the movie is strobl writing about his journey with PFC Phelps. The movie was like the story that he was writing on the airplane by the end of the movie. He wrote about the people who respected him and how he respected him because he was a PFC with six ribbons. Stories he heard about him by listen to other people.