In September 1983, an 11 year old female by the name of Sabrina Buie was found dead in a soybean field in Robeson County. She was beaten very bad, She was also raped and suffocated. As days passed , police got noticed that two teenagers could be a prime suspect for the crime. Their names were Henry Lee McCollum age 19, and Leon Brown, who are 15. They also were step brothers.
Madelines car and her belongings were still at the store but she was not in sight the investigation went on some time but finally they gave up on finding her. Everyone looked for her in the community but she never came up found so they closed the
No broken windows, no broken locks, no outside evidence to prove that anyone else could have entered the home undetected. The police refused to believe it could’ve been anyone other than Michael. That same night there was a homeless man, Richard Tuite, who had been wandering the streets, was reportedly knocking on doors and peering through windows of homes in the Crowes’ neighborhood asking for a girl named Tracy. Tuite had also been seen standing in the Crowe family’s driveway staring at the house by a neighbor. Tracy had a very strong resemblance to Stephanie.
A young women’s body had been found in a shallow grave in Lindley Woods. This body was wearing the exact same clothes Leanne wore on the day she went missing; police knew it had to be her. The body had been wrapped around in green bin-liners, tied with twine. Covering the head was a black bin-liner, held together with a dog collar tied around the neck. The hands had been tied together with cables.
This in turn leads the police to be extremely anxious about solving this mystery. A poor woman is also murdered within a matter of days of the murder mentioned before. Karen
15 year old Hannah Spellmen was announced dead on August 14 1909 in Bridgeport. After 5 months of investigating the trial was closed because the only clue that was left was her drawing book but all the pages were blank. Hannah was known for her dark grey eyes. 87 years later it was warm spring and 15 year old Emily Martin found herself in her mom 's room looking for shoes to match her dark grey eyes only to find a musty box. Reports, newspapers, articles all about a girl who disappeared and under all that was a drawing book.
A very unusual and terrifying event had taken place in massachusetts. Inside the borden families home both Mr. borden and mrs.borden were both murdered. Mrs. borden was killed first in the guest bedroom and then later Mr. borden was killed in the living room while he was asleep on the couch. After investigating police had found a possible culprit and it was the borden’s daughter lizzie. The reason she is being accused of this is because of the fact that she was nowhere to be found when the murders were taking place, but she claims she had been in the loft of the barn looking for equipment for a fishing trip but the dusty floors had shown no footprints anywhere.
The Crime: In early June of 1959 a young boy named Steven Truscott was accused and charged with the murder of his classmate. Lynne was found in a wooded area and had been sexually assaulted and then strangled to death. The police suspected him of the crime because he was last to have seen her alive. After his arrest Steven was then brought to trial and charged as an adult.
Last night, on September 12th, by 1337 Elington drive, Ms.Adela Strangeworth’s roses were supposedly vandalized by an unknown towns person. There has been speculation as to why a towns person vandalized Ms.Adela Strangeworth’s roses. Townspeople have recently called out Ms. Strangeworth for harassment in the form of letters that she sent them anonymously, and townsperson angered by Ms.Strangeworth’s letters most likely ruined her flowers. The roses were allegedly cut down with a knife or a similar sharp object and damaged by a lot of force. A few hours after Ms.Adela Strangeworth reported the incident, most townspeople were aloof about the matter, while others were sympathetic.
It was not checked by the police. They made a superficial search of Emma’s room,” ( Lizzie Borden: Guilty or Not?). Throughout the day, the body of Abby had been for the photographer, people entering the crime scene
A widow's revenge and other suspects along with other suspects and lack of evidence are two theories surrounding the Hall-Mills murder. While Mr.Hall and Mrs.Mills affair was a secret, there are many theories about what really happened to them and why. Mr.Hall was the town reverend and Mrs.Mills was the wife of the janitor and a choir member in the church. Their bodies were found under crab apple tree on September 16,1922 (The Trial Century).
The year is 1912, Villisca, Iowa (“8 People Murdered in Their Beds in Villisca”). A family of six plus two friends of the family’s kids were attended a Children’s Program at their church on the evening of June 9. After the event was over the Moore family and the Stillinger sisters walked home and then went to bed just like any other night. The next morning the
On May 2, 1998 there was a murder and robbery at a Popeye’s Fried Chicken restaurant in Pensacola, Florida. Cynthia Harrison was an assistant manager and was scheduled to work with Timothy Hurst at eight that morning. When other workers showed up at 10:30 they found the door locked. Tonya Crenshaw, another assistant manager, found the safe unlocked and open with money missing. A delivery driver found Harrison’s dead
Analysis of the Character Nora in the “A Doll’s House” Play The play “A Doll’s House” by Henrik Ibsen, portrays many different characters with different sides to themselves. A quote by Kurt Vonnegut writes “We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful what we pretend to be;” this shows us that everyone pretends to be someone, which means the characters in the play have a good chance of pretending to be someone else whom they are not. mInevitably, not every character can show each one of their sides, but rather, it has to be interpreted. Nora, to be specific, has a completely contradictory side to herself that we later discover in the play.
Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House is a play set in 19th century Norway, when women’s rights were restricted and social appearance was more important than equality and true identity. In A Doll’s House, Nora represents 19th century women entrapped by society to fulfill wifely and motherly obligations, unable to articulate or express their own feelings and desires. Ibsen uses Nora’s characterization, developed through her interactions with others as well as her personal deliberations and independent actions, language and structure in order to portray Nora’s movement from dependence to independence, gaining sovereignty from the control of her selfish husband, deceitful marriage and the strict social guidelines of morality in 19th century Norway. Initially, Nora appears to be a dependent, naïve, and childlike character; yet, as the play unfolds, she appears to be a strong, independent woman who is willing to make sacrifices for those she cares about as well as herself.
