trained killer from a Green Beret Unit. CID was fine observing and identify Greeley as AWOL(Away without official leave), but they also felt hard pressed to take Greeley under custody since he might not be willing. In both cases it would be necessary for the Green Beret unit to police itself. It was the proverbial chicken/egg scenario.
This left Richetti’s friend as the “public enemy #1”. Floyd’s gun was used in the shootout and with a questionable testimony from a female associates, Floyd had enough to be convicted of the crime. Being known as a good friend of his, Richetti was also assumed to have participated. They fled but eventually got caught. The trail had many eyewitnesses that identified him even though they all previously either identified other people or weren’t able to.
Richard Raymond Tuite was seen running around town about the time Stephanie was murdered. Tuite was knocking on neighbors doors. He was asking for a woman named Tracy. Wearing a red sweatshirt, they wouldn’t notice any blood spots with the naked eye. After the police questioned and dismissed him they confiscated his red sweatshirt just in case.
Later the investigations lead to other acquaintances. Such as terry Nichols, an army buddy of Mcveighs. Also Michael Fortier gets caught up in the situation, but he did not play a large role like Mcveigh and Nichol
Bess’s father was appalled by her death. He opposed the relationship of the two, knowing that things wouldn’t turn out so well. Then again, she disobeyed and could not stand not being in love. “Bess was such a beautiful and kind daughter, if only I’d kept her away from the highwayman, this wouldn’t of happened”, wept Bess’s father.
It was evident that Lynne had been sexually assaulted and strangled prior to her death. Due to Steven’s appearance with Lynne, two days earlier, Steven became the immediate suspect and was taken into
The murder of Herbert, Bonnie, Nancy, and Kenyon by two men, Dick Hickock and Perry Smith, came as a shock to everyone and rocked the small town to its core. One of the special agents assigned to the Clutter case even said “Of all the people in the
Police began the investigation by searching for witnesses at the last known location of Sarah Hansen, the local store where she had been attempting to rent a movie to watch later that evening with her boyfriend. By canvassing the last known whereabouts of the missing person, it was discovered that Mr. Woodall was at the same location around the time that Sarah went missing. Two hours into the search for the missing teenager, police officers discovered a 500-foot trail of blood that led from Mr. Woodall’s van to the semi-frozen lake where Sarah Hansen’s body was found (Supreme Court of Kentucky, 2001). When law enforcement officials began to question his whereabouts on the night of Hansen’s murder, Mr. Woodall told several conflicting versions of where he was and what had taken place that evening. After this, law enforcement discovered several other pieces of evidence that linked Mr. Woodall to the murder and rape of Miss Hansen.
This detail is important because it proves that Mr. Jones does have a gun and could have used it on Mr. Kelley. When the police tried to find Mr. Jones after the murder he had disappeared. This fact is important because it confirms that he didn’t want to be found by the police for his crimes. The
Quotation Analysis “‘Tain’t no sin-white folks has done it! It ain't no sin, glory to goodness it ain't no sin! Dey’s done it-yes, en dey was de biggest quality in de whole billin’, too-kings!’” (Twain 15). Analysis of Language: Twain’s diction and use of dialect is able to portray Roxy’s feelings.
She was washing the windows, even though she was sick, after being told to do so by Abby; after which she is said to have gone up to her attic room to rest (Linder). The murderer could have been an outsider or one of Andrew’s business partners seeking some of his vast wealth or revenge for past wrongs. Lastly, there are so many other possible suspects that might not have even had a connection to the family. It is possible that the murderer could have been a total outsider who happened upon the family killed the elder Bordens and then
My brother Jem got his arm badly broken when he was thirteen. Luckily, his no-good arm doesn't interfere with his mad football skills, so he didn't care that much. I think everything began with Andrew Jackson, whose actions led to our only ancestor Simon Finch, settling in Alabama, then calling his homestead, Finch’s Landing. If it wasn’t for him, I don’t think that I would be here. My father Atticus moved to Montgomery to go at a law school.
Scout Finch rubbed my nose in the dirt till Jem Finch her brother saw what she was doing to me and told her to stop. I was so embarrassed I was almost Jem’s age and she was in first grade but i guessed i deserved it because of what had happened earlier. I just stood there staring at Jem and Scout while Scout explained what had happened earlier.
He told Mary Peckham to call the sheriff after he discovered the dead bodies of Lena and Ina Stillinger. When the sheriff arrived he discovered the whole Moore family dead. All eight people were murdered with an ax. After the bodies were discovered there were a couple different people suspected of the crime.
Of course, I am stuck in my wheelchair on my porch in my final days waiting for my terrible addiction to go away. I remember the first time I took morphine to help ease my terrible pain, and it wasn't going to be the last time I had it either. All I can do now is pray, “God, please help me.” It was now, as I sit here on my porch I remember back to all the hard times I went through with morphine. I don’t know why I even did it in the first place.
