People believed Ross Sulivan was the Zodiac due to his suspicious behavior and dress attire, also where he lived. Other people believe Earl Best was the true Zodiac because of his child’s book and his scar that is just too much like the Zodiac’s for it to be a mere coincidence. People have been studying the Zodiac for years trying to figure out who he really was but alas, no one has ever truly been proven guilty. Even though the Zodiac killer has never been caught for his 5 murders, in the grand scheme of things this is a miniscule amount, for according to pewresearch.org 62% of homicides and murders go
He was found guilty because of a murder case of his friend Perry. The evidence that convicted James was three hair samples that found in James 's van, the RCMP said they were Harder 's. But before James’s arrest, he committed a crime along with his friend Perry. They were running a “chop shop,” they cut apart stolen vehicles and sold the parts. In November 1989, the police arrested both James and Perry.
Peterson reported to the police department without hesitation and denied all accusations against him. Three of Peterson’s co-workers came forward and said that on the time in which the victim 's body was found dead, they were with Peterson. But after multiple interrogations, threats of prosecution and questionable police tactics” (Innocenceproject.org) his co-workers changed their stories and said that he confessed to the murder after a ride home from work. I’m sure you can guess how this went for Mr. Peterson, he later stood trial and was sentenced to life in prison. When DNA testing came into play Peterson, lucky, was offered a re-try to prove his
Volupides Death Investigative Report My team arrived on the scene at 1:44 am, shortly after my colleagues at the station called me in. The suspect had already been taken into questioning by the station and in her statement she claims that “Arthur slipped and fell on the stairs. He was coming down for another drink--he still had the glass in his hand--and I think he’s dead.” My team and I discovered evidence that caused for me to believe that the suspect was not entirely truthful in giving her statement.
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) had been investigating this case and being the captain of that precinct, I had the responsibility to capture the killer and serve him justice. The people who had a grudge against the late Mr. Hayes or were ever involved in an argument with him, were all questioned but either their alibis checked out or they had buried the hatchet
The only person who remained at large was Johnny, the prime suspect in the crime and someone clearly at risk for infection. Rumors swirled that he had fled to Sierra
I think that king tut was murdered because people say that when they found his body there were some kind of liquid in his body that could 've been poisoned. Another way is he had a blood clock in the back of his head right by his neck. Other theories that people believed is whoever might of done it did it to take over and run egypt. And whoever was planning this must 've been planning it for years. This is why i think he was murdered.
Edna Green had gone missing in the Smeverly Hills Hotel. Later the police had arrived and investigated the scene.” They say she fell off the building, others say she may have been, murdered! What do I personally think? That bellhop did seem rather suspicious, especially when Edna asked him to repeat himself.
A video was released during the trial to showing a police officer using the n-word numerous times while investigating the case. In one of the most important days of the trial OJ Simpson tried on the glove that the murder wore, it didn’t fit on his hand. The prosecution didn’t want Simpson to try on the glove. They argued that the glove had been soaked in blood and frozen and unfrozen as well. So this would mean that the glove would have shrunk when it got wet.
The case against the men, always weak, fell apart after DNA evidence implicated another man whose possible involvement had been somehow overlooked by the authorities even though he lived only a block from where the victim’s body was found, and he had admitted to committing a similar rape and murder around the same time. The startling shift in fortunes for the men, Henry Lee McCollum, 50, who has spent three decades on death row, and Leon Brown, 46, who was serving a life sentence, provided one of the most dramatic examples yet of the potential harm from false, coerced confessions and of the power of DNA tests to exonerate the innocent. As friends and relatives of the two men wept, a Superior Court judge in Robeson County, Douglas B. Sasser, said he was vacating their convictions
Ed Gein grew up on a farm in Plainfield,Wisconsin. He lived a life of horror that people are still discussing today. Gein killed two people in his life. Gein is still a well known serial killer even thirty-three years later. Gein was very obsessed with women.