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Personal Narrative Essay: The Murder Of Mr. Vermont

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Mrs. Vanessa Vermont was found on the ground dead in the kitchen at her house. She had just bought a new broiler and didn’t know how to set it up. She called an electrician named James Volta to install it. But Mr. Volta said he had never stepped one foot in the house. Mr. Vermont stated that she didn’t need to call the electrician because he knew how to do it but she didn’t listen. In my report it will state the murder is Mr. Vermont. There is just too much evidence not to be. The first thing I observed when I started to look around was there were packed bags by the door. Usually when people pack bags they are either going on vacation or leaving their partner. This was not a scenario where they were going on vacation. So as she was getting …show more content…

Plates were broke bottles were spilled and cabinets were opened. Usually I have only seen this stuff when there have been fights. Also no one would just throw their plates on the ground for know reason so someone else had to of been throwing stuff down. At this point I think their was a big fight about her leaving him and there were plates and bottles spilled.

The final thing I spotted was the phone was pulled out of socket and right next to her. So I thought about it and thought you have to either be mad or have brutal strength to pull that out of the wall. Also it had a few smudges on it of blood where Mrs. Vannessa had been hit. So if Mr. Volta never came it could have only been one person, Mr. Vermont.

So this is what happen. Mr. Vermont came home and saw her bags by the door. He ask her questions about it. They got in a really big fight where plates and bottles were knocked over. He got so mad that he pulled the phone out of the wall and hit Mrs. Vermont in the head. Some might think that Mr. Volta did it, but that can’t be true because any electrician never leaves his tools. I recommend you to put Mr. Vermont in the county jail until his court date. Charge him with attempted murder and abuse. The sentence him with a life

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