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Leif Erikson's Guilty Of Second Degree Murder

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Leif Erikson is guilty of Second Degree Murder. What is going to be shared with you is about his early life in Iceland. When Leif Erikson left Iceland he went out and he found Greenland. His first voyage was around 1,000 A.D. after he left Iceland. He was around 22 years old when he went out to find Greenland. So, this is the beginning of his life now let’s get into his later life. Leif Erikson is guilty of Second Degree Murder by the evidence that is going to be shared with you guys. So, Leif Erikson was kicked out of Iceland. Leif Erikson also starved his crew on the voyage when he found the new land. When he got to his new land he chopped down the trees to get the wood to build build a house and a fire but the natives thought it was their

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