The Ambitious Truth Rhetorical Analysis

Have you ever wanted to know what it feels like to have a serial killer on the loose? The Zodiac is a serial killer that terrorized all of California, and he claimed to have taken the lives of many innocent civilians through the letters he sent. While his identity remains unsolved to this day, investigators have many theories as to who it might have been. Although plenty of people believe the identity of the Zodiac Killer is Arthur Leigh Allen, others are convinced it is a few lesser-known suspects. Even though the Zodiac’s identity is still uncertain to this day there are some truths that investigators have confirmed.

As the days move on the number of dirty cops begins to rise in the departments, and some of the officers show no mercy to the public. “A Kentucky officer convicted of tasing an unarmed man who swore at him has a disturbingly violent past that stretches across multiple police departments” (How Dirty is This Taser-Happy Cop, 2016, p.1). That’s not all of what the officer was accused of. An officer from kentucky was using excessive force for two decades, and now he is paying the price for in in federal prison. (How Dirty is This Taser-Happy Cop, 2016).

Jones, Joe Palmer, Ralph Fults, and Henry Melvin. The first time Cyde went to Bonnie's house he had gotten arrested. Then once Clyde had got in jail and Bonnie had help and plan Clyde's escape out of prison. Bonnie and Clyde were not only kidnappers and murderers but also robbers. The first killing of the Barrow Gang was a deputy in Dallas, Texas.

The Case Between 1975 and 1981 a man who became known as the ‘Yorkshire Ripper’ left at least 23 children motherless when he brutally murdered more than a dozen women in the North of England, and attempted to murder seven more. The victims were mostly prostitutes, but some were just ordinary girls (O 'Gara, 2006). The search for the ‘Ripper’ was one of the biggest investigations ever undertaken by a British police force and pre-dated the use of computers (Yorkshire Ripper, 2013). Because of the large scale of the case, this report will focus on just some of the investigative strategies used and some of the mistakes the police made. INVESTIGATIVE STRATEGIES

The Zodiac was another serial killer who was never apprehended. He terrorized the people of northern California during the late 1960s and early 1970’s and claimed to be responsible for 37 murders. He taunted police with cryptic messages and puzzles but managed to evade capture. But thankfully the majority of serial killers do get caught eventually.

Ramirez, dubbed the Night Stalker, was an American serial killer. Although his criminal history was merely two years long, he brutally raped, tortured more than twenty women. He also killed more than a dozen women, most of which were killed in their own homes. It is also

On average in only forty minutes someone is killed by a drunk driver in the U.S. In the year of 2007 we lost 13,000 people to drunk driving in the U.S. It is a major problem for which many lives are lost. The fact is that we can fix this problem. To fix this we can simply have bartenders do breathalyzer testing on those who leave the bar.

P2 members also called ‘frati neri’ or ‘black friars’, there was also speculation that he was hung from the Blackfriar Bridge to serve as a masonic warning. Despite the availability of motives, the court acquitted the defendants for lack of evidence on 6th June 2007. A new investigation was ordered into the murder but after thirty five odd years, many of the key people are now no more. Moreover, what additional evidence can be found after 35 years is a matter of

A major benefit for having body cams is the fact that it will decrease the force used by Police Officers. For the past couple of years there has been many videos of Police Officers using excessive force against innocent victims, especially with African Americans. “The notion has been around for a while. But since August 's fatal shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri -- for which witness accounts varied widely -- it 's gained traction to become part of the national conversation about police conduct.” (Brandon Griggs 1)

Police and media have been in the news lately and mostly for the wrong reasons. The media can highlight police officers in a good light or a bad light, However, most people only get to see the one percent of police officers that shed a bad light over all police officers. One example would be the Michael Slager case where he shot Walter Scott, and was found guilty of violating Walter Scotts civil rights while unlawfully using his gun. Cases like these make the public believe all police officers are and should not be trusted. The media rarely shows the good acts of police officers.

Carter states that, “Earp was a man who instinctively responded to a crisis” (66). An example was given by Schillingberg, agreeing to this by stating that there was a time when Wyatt heard gunshots in town, approaching the scene he could see that the criminals were getting away so he took a shot at them to hit and wounded one who died later that day after a complication with the amputation of his arm (220). While Earp served three terms as marshall there was no record of him intentionally killing someone in his time there (Carter 69-70). Earp was often found in many tough situations involved or not it made a bad name for him that he didn 't necessarily want (66). Roberts explains that Wyatt always felt the need to have a good reputation, when he was around gunfights and reckless people that reputation was in jeopardy (30).

A Lesson Before Dying Review Nine several weeks ago I finished reading through A Lesson Before Dying by Ernest J. Gaines. I initially gave it a four-star rating since i felt it had been missing in showing Jefferson’s side from the story. For those who have never read A Lesson Before Dying, the storyline is all about a youthful guy who had been in prison for killing a liquor store owner throughout a robbery and it was performed. Jefferson is really a youthful guy who 's referred to to be “slow” and who follows two teenagers in to the liquor store. Jefferson claims that certain of these two males was the one which wiped out the liquor store owner.

Capone was away from Chicago at the time so he was curious upon who ordered the shooting. The assailants had presumably intended to kill Moran himself, but he arrived late at the scene but got away without a trace. After a long and complicated investigation, two Capone gunmen were accused of the killings and sent off for trial, but one of them was murdered and the other was given an alibi by his girlfriend, proving him innocent. However, he was later on murdered. The territory that Moran owned stayed under his power for a while, but the North Side gang never recovered.

Simply because many people of the community believe that it 's not fair. Knowing the police carry tazers and pepper spray and many other alternatives to avoid shooting unarmed people. People of the community wonder why, the police go through all of the training they go through. if soon they approach a suspect they think gun first. Like how the cititizens suppose to feel safe if they are approach by a police, they

I’m talking about this one, who had been a part of my life as long as I could remember, until one day he wasn’t. On October 1 of 2013, my Uncle Mike was taken to jail for an encounter with police over 10 years prior for the possession of drugs. So, yes, he did commit a crime, but that isn’t the whole story. I 'm not telling you this in some vain attempt to excuse his actions or portray him solely as a victim, because he did, in fact, always have a choice, but I hope by hearing this all of you will understand the direct impact that the marginalization, mass incarceration, and criminalization of African American men have not only on society, but on all African Americans on a very personal level. When my uncle was sent to jail, he left behind his wife, who would then have to essentially take care of two "kids," one being their 5 year old daughter, the other being my uncle.