Seral Research Paper

Peers described Jay as “He was ‘mean, intimidating, shady’” (Episode Eight). Jay probably felt intimidated by Adnan, Adnan’s this good, well liked guy, who’s close to his girlfriend, the person he’d do anything for, the prom queen and Adnan the prom king. I think that Adnan might’ve mentioned to Stephanie about Jay and Jenn’s relationship, how close they are, and that he spends the nights at her house. Stephanie then brings this up to Jay, saying how Adnan had been saying these things to her, Jay gets angry and wants revenge. He kills Hae, shows Adnan the body and tells him not to get in the way of him and Stephanie, then says that if Adnan doesn’t help him, he’ll blame it all on Adnan.

This story makes me think about OJ Simpson, he was acquitted for the murders of Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman, but a year later he lost a civil suit to their parents which essentially made him guilty of the murders. But long before either jury had a chance to vote on his innocence or guilt he was found guilty in the “court” of public opinion. The public opinion vote will haunt Simpson through his entire life, people will always see him as guilty and think he got away with murder. Much like OJ, the chief will have the “court” of public opinion to contend with the rest of his career in Pamlico county. Whether the chief is innocent or guilty, this will tarnish his reputation and people may not trust him the way they once did.

The detectives knew that the eye-witness account wasn't going to be enough to convict Butler. Therefore, they drew up a false confession that was allegedly (in a way implied... after all it's a “confession”) verbatim that Butler spewed/confessed to the detectives. Maybe it is not fair to use the word “they” as if everyone in the investigation was involved in the framing of Butler. I want to make it clear that I do not think everyone was out to frame Butler. However, because the detectives spent more time harassing the boy into “confessing” instead of investigating the crime.

Angel of Revenge was their first and only movie together and the reason they had met and became friends. But as much as Dean was infatuated with Cas now, back then he had thought Cas was a creepy weirdo. Only later when they were on a press tour together did he realize Cas had just been in character— a serial killer who thought he was an angel sent to Earth to kill scumbags. Dean’s character was one of the FBI agents trying to stop him, but ended up dead. The scene in which Cas killed him had been one of the most disturbing in his career and which plagued his nightmares for a weeks afterwards— a fact he hadn’t dare confess to Cas until five years into their

I've been In the hospital for 6 months now and it’s been horrible because all I do is sit in a bed and do nothing it’s also because they treat me bad because i'm black and most of them thing that I killed Jim bar lee. But on the bright side I got a enterny so one’s i’m all better i’m going to court and proving that I didn't kill him but it will be tuf. Then if i don’t win i’ll still be thankful that i got a chance to prove i’m innocent because most black people just go to jail. One month later, I’m all better now and me and Mr. baren have been gathering evidence to prove I’m innocent he’s my enterny and he’s just as nice as Mr. Jamison. You ready for the fight boy because it’s going to be real hard with the walleses and Jin bar lee’s wife, said Mr. baren yessir I said and it’s going to

The one thing is that they did not know for sure that he is innocent. The mob shows the mentality of hurting Tom, although something stops

After his biological mother eventually reached out to him he decided to search for his father and found a mug shot of him. His birth father had raped his birthmother. After searching for him after years the search finally ended, but to a conclusion that he was a serial killer. Also the encrypted letter that revealed the killers initials were the same as his father's. He also, strangely looked like that man in the police

He leaves and gets caught up in a dumpster fire, and is put in jail. While in jail, he meets some small time terrorists and pretends to be one too. He calls Amaia and she ignores his pleas until she receives a phone call from her father who was elated to hear from her after not speaking in 6 years. However, the phone call her father initially got, was actually from Rafa. Koldo is excited and instantly offers to pay for the

Of course, many people think Adnan Syed is guilty of murdering Hae by contradicting himself, by saying, “I am in here for my own mistakes.” He might have been on the edge of confessing his guilt until Sarah caught this and asked what he meant, and quickly recovers from his mistake. Adnan also slips his tongue by saying that he wants people to only look at the evidence, and not his personality. If I were convicted of a crime I would certainly like to have my personality be looked at, if I were innocent. So they could see what good I have done. Still people hold on to these tiny mistakes but do not take in count of the clear evidence that shows Adnan 's innocence.

In the beginning, Mr. Arthur Radley’s son generally roused a lot of trouble and caused a ruckus, culminating in him and his friends locking the town sheriff inside a courthouse. However, Mr. Radley didn’t know that his son was causing trouble until he was arrested. In the words of Scout, “Nobody in Maycomb had nerve enough to tell Mr. Radley that his boy was in the wrong crowd.”(10). This quote perfectly sums up the unique but relatable character criteria. The quote is not portraying people as heroes all the time.

He showed her the gun and bullets, but she did not tell the police what Chapman planned on doing. On the day of the shooting Chapman met Lennon outside of the hotel Lennon was staying at, he even shook hands with his son and got him to sign his copy of Catcher in the Rye. While meeting Lennon Chapman was too starstruck to pull the trigger and waited hours outside the hotel for Lennon to return that night. The assassination of John Lennon was unjust because he was an innocent musician who was killed by a mentally unstable man; however some believe that because of his outspoken personality he deserved the animosity he received (History.com 1). Chapman explained that Lennon was the target “because he was very

Wes and his friend, Shea, were arrested by the police for the graffiti. The police officers decided to give Wes and Shea a second chance after Wes cry because he didn’t want to disappoint his mother. The Other Wes was jealous about his brother Tony about his drug operation that he decide to started selling drugs and the money he receive would buy all the clothes he wanted. Tony was suspecting about Wes being a DJ. In the book The Other Wes Moore One name, Two fates the author said, “Tony has now spend over a decade dealing drugs and knew how much money could be made in the game” He didn’t think about the consequences and how was going to affect his mother.

The “other” Wes tells the story of how he was “being pushed face down onto his bed, his hands locked in cuffs behind him”(Find Page). This was not his first arrest as he was also arrested when he was eight for attempted murder. The author however was only arrested once and it may have been the cop’s lenient treatment that kept Wes off the road to failure. After a long lecture on how important it was to follow the law, the policeman concluded, “I hope you really listened to what I told you”(Find Page). Wes did unfortunately did continue with some petty crime but for the most part he was done with crime.