Chief Inspector Frederick Gansberg Analysis

Walt came running in with a gun and he was in shocked, he asked where Sue was but when we called her she didn’t answer. Later in the night she came home all bloody and bruises everywhere, everyone knew what happened to her and It was disgusting. Walt was in shocked and ran back to his house. The next day I asked Walt for a solution to this and to go to their house and kill them all, all he did was planning quietly the whole day, later in the day I went to his house and got locked up in the basement, he was going to the house alone. When Sue came to let me out and we drove to the gang’s house, there were police cars and an ambulance carrying what seemed to be Walt because the rest of the gang were in handcuffs.

SUMMARY OF BOOK 2 The murder of Katherine Lincoln filled the citizens of Jackson Heights, with terror. Although the detectives checked every clue, they were no closer to finding the killer than they were the morning they discovered her lifeless body in a pool of blood. They couldn’t quit looking until they arrested the murderer. BOOK 2 A man walking across the grass called out, “Hey, Ma’am, are you okay? Do you need anything?” “Of course not,” Marlene said, sarcastically, wiping her tears, “They buried my mother today.

Cleary is my main character who thinks she is just a normal person with normal friends and normal experiences. One night she starts drawing weird symbols all over her room and she can 't remember why she is drawing them. One night when she and her friend simon end up a this nightclub she witnesses this 3 teenagers murder another person and she is the only one who can see them so she thought she was going insane but then couple of days later she sees the boy again. Again she is the only one who can see him and she finally confronts him and she learns his name is jace and he is a demon hunter and that the boy they killed at the club that night was infact a demon. He tells her to go with him to their HQ to speak to their mentor but then she suddenly gets a call from her mom telling her not to come home and she realises something is

After everyone was asleep David went downstairs to just watch TV and drink a beer. Then the killer came back and put a chain saw through the couch and down his body leaving him dead cold until morning when Karen and the kids found him.Karen hurried and called 911 and the ambulance come and took Davids body, crying Karen then ran down the street to the old women and asked her what happened, but the old women was asleep, but the old women had a grand daughter, so Karen talked to her and the grand daughter told her the same thing that the killer will keep killing the family on by one until they are all dead so the cycle will start over. Karen told the little girl thanks and ran home to her

Maya Angelou’s life was far from normal and smoothe, quite frankly, her life in the beginning was as rocky as a mountain. According to CNN’s timeline of Maya Angelou’s life,her parents had split up at a very young age, having her brother and her live with their grandma. Not even 10 years later, her mother’s boyfriend had raped her at 7 years old and before he could be sentenced off, it was said her uncles had murdered Freeman( the boyfriend). Even if that man had done something unforgivable to her, she felt responsible for his death and became mute for 7 years. These events in her life so far were the reasoning and inspiration to write one of her best selling books, “I know why the Caged bird Sings”, which is about her perspective on the events of her early life and how she became stronger from those

In Harold Takooshian’s short but significant article “The 1964 Kitty Genovese Tragedy: What Have we Learned?”Takooshian acknowledges a tragic event that occurred on March 13, 1964, which took the life of a 28 year old women by the name of Kitty Genovese. She was brutally beaten on the streets of New York City while 38 witnesses watched the event happen and no one so much as bothered to phone the police and report the brutal murder. The murder took an excruciating half-hour. How can 38 people watch and not say anything? How do we let this happen?

Print This book is about a player named Ron Williamson who gets chosen to play for a major league. Many years later, he returns to his hometown due to an injured arm, as well as bad habits such as drinking and drugs. A waitress named Debra was raped and murdered, but the police were unable to solve this case for many years. They believed that Ron and his friend were responsible for her death which is why they were arrested and charged with capital murder. Although, there was no valid evidence, Ron was sent to death row.

Julie’s Journey “On Tuesday August 11th, exactly 3 days before her 39th wedding anniversary, our beloved Julie; wife, mother, and middle school counselor was horrifically shot multiple times during an attempted robbery at an AT&T store in our hometown of Derby, KS. She refused to let herself and other people in the store go into the back room for fear that they would never leave it alive. She sustained multiple gunshot wounds to her right lung and right forearm and had all 4 limbs amputated. Through Julie’s actions no one else was injured.” Julie has used Grit over the last year to be where she is today. What is grit?

I certify that I have read all of the readings. Admittedly, feelings of outrage arose while watching the video about the murder of Arthur McDuffie. Especially, hearing his mother repeat the phase “The Beat him like a dog!” caused my heart to ache. Sad to say, this abuse is contemporaneous. During the 1980’s, I was a five-year-old little girl living in Gary, Indiana; never aware of the riot in Miami caused by this abysmal act.

When one of her disabled and schizophrenic tenants did not show up to a meeting he was reported missing by his social worker. When police arrived to investigate they noticed where dirt had been dug up in several spots and were able to recover seven bodies. Punte was charged with nine murders including Gilmouth’s. She was sentenced to two life sentences and sent

In the narrative, Thirty – Eight Who Saw Murder Didn’t Call the Police thirty-eight citizens watched Miss Genovese get stalked and stabbed. Not one of the witness called the police while the assault was going on. One witness decided to call after the women was already dead. The man had three chances to kill her, he returned twice in less than thirty-five minutes. The police believe everything started at 3:20 a.m. when Miss Genovese got off work.

On July 28, 1999, a 12-year-old Lionel Tate murdered a 6-year-old Tiffany Eunick when he was left alone while his mother was babysitting her. Tate’s mother had gone to the second floor to sleep leaving Lionel and his victim alone watching TV . According to Tate, he accidentally killed her by showing her some wrestling movements he had learned watching TV which lead to injuries such as “a fractured skull, fractured rib and swollen brain.” Two years later, Tate was sentenced to life imprisonment for first degree murder. This behavior may seem odd because it is not expected from a child; however, this is only one of many cases of aggressive behavior inspired by violent media. We are exposed to violence on TV, the internet and many other sources of information more than we think, “Globally, more than 1.4 billion households now own at least one TV set, representing 79 percent of total households” therefore it is not surprising that a report made by the DOJ (Department of Justice) of the United States stated that “By age 18 an American child will have seen 16,000 simulated murders and 200,000 acts of violence” , still there is evidence that may say otherwise, according to a study titled “Violent Video Games and Real-World Violence: Rhetoric Versus Data” there is not a significant correlation between violence on media and aggressive behavior .

The LGBT Argentinian activist Amancay Diana Sacayán was murdered after failing to attend the 30th National Women’s Meeting in Mar del Plata. Her friends became distraught after phone calls were left unanswered. When the owner of the building was alerted, he/she found her deceased body inside her apartment with the door open and the entire premise ruined. The police believe that Sacayán knew the assailant(s) that came into her apartment and stabbed her multiple times leading to her death. There were signs of self-defense but unfortunately she did not make it.

The person I picked who received the death penalty is Roy Lee Ward. This man killed only one person, but did so in a violent and heinous murder. Ward was pretending to look for his dog that he claimed was lost, when his victim, Stacy Payne, let him enter her home. Shortly after entering he attacked Stacy. Her screams woke her sister, Melissa, who was sleeping upstairs.

At New York City, Kew Gardens was one of seven gardens that was planted communicate gardens. In 1964, the Kew Gardens neighborhood got noticed when the Kitty Genovese got murdered near the Kew Gardens. Neighbors heard her yelling help me he stabbed me and nobody did anything to help the innocent lady. “For more than half an hour thirty-eight respectable, law-abiding citizens in Queens watched a killer stab and stalk a women in three separate attacks in Queens” ( Gansberg 128). Basically, Gansberg is stating that there was thirty-eight citizens that watched it happened but did not do anything that would help her and call the police when they heard her yelling for