Gansberg's Murder

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The question asked in “37 Who Saw Murder Didn’t Call the Police”, by Martin Gansberg is “How is it possible not to become involved when a murder is occurring?” In the article, Gansberg presented the timeline of events, which took place during the night of March, 1964 that led to twenty-eight-year-old Catherine Genovese’s murder. Gansberg wants the reader to ask themselves if they would / would not have become involved. I have never experienced anything of this nature, I certainly would like to believe I would have chosen to become involved. Assistant Chief Inspector Frederick M. Lussen was baffled, due to the witnesses not having called the police. It was determined, after having recreated the events, Winston Mosely, stalked Genovese

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