Case Study: Kristina Pontigas
1. Heather Badcock, who was killed by Marina Gregg, must have been described in this article. 2. The sleeping pills, which was eating all the time by Marina, should not have been taken in great amounts. 3.
Judge Laura Turlip 400 Church St. 2nd Floor, Archbald, Pa. 18403 (570) 876-0570 was advised of the identity of Investigator Sean P. Brennan and of the confidential nature and purpose of the interview, Turlip, provided the following information: Turlip worked as in private practice from 2000 until 2005 when she ran for judge. She took office in January 2006 and was reelected in 2012 and her term run until 2018. Turlip recalled the Donna Smargiassi case. She knew Donna and her sister and parents from the area just like she knows Lili Vioncek-Clark and her family. Clark and Turlip have been friends for approximately 5 years.
I, Tiffany Yinger, am a Foster Care Case Manager at Caritas Family Solutions in East Alton. I am the worker for Kiyanna Harris, date of birth 08/16/2017. I am writing to inform you that Kiyanna Harris, is in DCFS custody at this time. She is currently residing with her paternal grandmother, Michelle Harris.
Anna Lehmann of Forest City, is a member of the Forrest City Everreadies 4-H club. The garment she chose to create is a purple knit skirt. Anna loves the color purple as it is a sign of royalty and therefore helps to create a classy semi-formal outfit. Other formal design elements of the skirt include a side slit and diagonal seam running from her hip to lower thigh on the front and back of the skirt. Anna learned to enjoy sewing knit fabric and the many challenges that knit fabric presents.
My name is Natalie Andre ', a graduating senior with a double major in History/ Political Science and Criminal Justice, with the attention to become an Entertainment Lawyer. I have did an extensive amount of research on the Richmond Metropolitan Area Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. I am very please to what I have seen and what this organization stands for.
Karen Panell makes a call home to Macon, Georgia, on October 10, 2003. It is her dad's birthday and she never misses calling him. He'll never forget that particular birthday because it is the last time he ever speaks to Karen. She is found the next morning, riddled with 16 stab wounds. He's outlived his only daughter.
I would like to recommend Jessica McCloe Brasch as a candidate for a position with your University. I met Mrs. Brasch when she was my Television Production teacher at Wissahickon High School. Throughout my three years as her student, she inspired and prepared me for the job I hold today. As an anchor and reporter at WENY News in Elmira, New York, Mrs. Brasch taught me life lessons about the evolving world of news and media. She was also an excellent adviser in preparing her students to excel in college media programs.
Visual Evidence for the Murder Trial of Andrea Yates The children could hear the terrifying screams from their siblings in the bathroom. One by one all five entered the bathroom where their mother waited for them, unfortunately not a single one would make it out alive. Within six months of this heinous crime Andrea Yates the mother of these five children was put on trial.
Introduction On October 19th 1992 witnesses believed they saw twenty three year old Laura Houghteling leave her Bethesda home, not knowing in fact that it was Hadden Clark, a part time gardner who worked for the Houghteling family. What would follow this sighting, and the subsequent missing persons report of Laura Houghteling would be a fascinating murder investigation which would lead to a precedent setting conviction and the capture of a serial killer. This report will investigate the method of Mitochondrial DNA analysis through the DNA typing method of RFLP or Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism. The report will explore the mechanisms of the technique itself along with the benefits and limitations of the technique. This case is
Introduction Andrea C. has come to counseling as a result of a vicious physical and sexual assault that occurred at her workplace. Her presenting symptoms, in correlation with the violent nature of the trauma she experienced, indicate an early diagnosis of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Peter-Hagene and Ullman (2015) correlated the severity of PTSD with the severity of violence during the attack. Furthermore, based on her reported symptomology, Andrea is also meeting criteria for a comorbid diagnosis of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). This summary will discuss the clinical diagnosis and rationale for each diagnosis.
Anna Giles ' doctors are stumped. They have yet to diagnose the 17-year-old 's condition which makes her throw up 50 times a day. Her ordeal is so bad she has had to drop out of school. Her only wish is for someone to pinpoint what has afflicted her. Medical experts have ruled out a brain tumour, allergies, and even cyclical vomiting syndrome, the Daily Mail reported.
Rosa M. has had behavioral issues all her life and has been in and out of her mother’s home. Rosa M. and her boyfriend smoke weed and have domestic disputes while the children are present, Malcolm has failed third grade several times, and he’s been in and out of different schools several times. Rosa M. has threatened Malcolm in the past if he doesn’t do things she wants him to do. There are people in and out of the home often and the mother’s boyfriend has a violent history and was recently released from jail. Christian has balled his fist up in a threatening manner at Malcolm in the past when he witnessed Christian stealing money from his mother’s purse.
The reporting party (RP) on observed a brown, scabbed linear mark approximately 1/2 inch wide and 2 1/2 inches long on foster child Royalty Becker 's right arm. Royalty informed another teacher named Gloria Gilbert he was burned by the iron at home. The foster child stated "it made a bubble." Consequently Royalty could not provide any additional information. The RP contacted the foster mother Monique Reeves and informed her of the injury.
Melissa Perez, a hispanic high school student, was a student that did not attend school regularly. She would only go to school for third period and fourth because that is when they marked students for attendance for the whole day. That is until she had her baby that she decided she needed to graduate from high school. Melissa was also the first person in her family to graduate from high school (Ted). Students like Melissa across the nation have been graduating more than ever.
Reading Alejandra Mattoni's story was extremely frustrating. She was sure she wanted her tubes tied, yet doctors didn’t take her seriously for 13 years. Why does our society insist on controlling women's bodies? We have talked about fertility in the context of other topics such as marriage and intersex and transgender individuals, and there seems to be an obsession with fertility and concern with people's desire to have children. Why are we so obsessed with fertility and more specifically, with women's fertility?
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