Richard Angelo Early life of Richard Angelo Serial killer Richard Angelo was born on August 29, 1962, in the West Islip, New York location. He was the only child of Joseph and Alice Angelo. Richard’s parents would be educational teachers, Joseph Angelo would be a high school guidance counselor, and Alice Angelo would teach home economics. As for his childhood, it was great and neighbors described him as a kind child with kind guardians. Richard would graduate from St. John the Baptist Catholic High School in 1980, later he would be at the State University of Stony Brook for two years. After that, he went on to go to the State University at Farmingdale where he was accepted to a two-year nursing program. He was known to be a quiet …show more content…
He graduated successfully in 1985. Richard had no relationships at all with anyone, never married anyone, he had no children, and he was by far a loner. At his trial, his attorneys tried to claim and prove that he had dissociative identity disorder. From what I know it wasn’t treated. Criminal Activity Before his criminal activity, his first job was at County Medical Center in East Meadow. He stayed there for a year then he changed his position to Brunswick Hospital in Amityville, Long Island, then three months he switched to and worked at Good Samaritan Hospital. Richard Angelo made himself well settled and was a very qualified nurse. He was calm and well-suited to working in the graveyard shift under high stress situations in an intensive care unit. He gained trust from people who worked at the hospital and doctors, but for him, it wasn’t. He couldn’t achieve the praise he wanted in life, so …show more content…
One of the nurses responded and took a urine sample from him and analyzed it, which came out positive for Pavulon and Anectine, which those two drugs were never prescribed to Kucich. On that same day, Richard’s home and locker were searched by the police, bottles of both drugs were found and he was then arrested. Bodies of suspected victims dug out their graves and tested them to see if they had the drugs in them. It was shown to be positive for ten of the dead patients. Confession Richard Angelo would later on go to confess to the authorities, and he said to them in a taped interview this, "I wanted to create a situation where I would cause the patient to have some respiratory distress or some problem, and through my intervention or suggested intervention or whatever, come out looking like I knew what I was doing. I had no confidence in myself. I felt very inadequate." He was convicted of multiple offenses of second-degree murder. The Defense at
A University of San Diego professor whose daughter’s disappearance become a recurring factor in his life, has finally gotten the peace he deserves. After approximately five years of three unsolved murders, assailant David Allen Lucas, was convicted and sentenced to death. Lucas was a carpet cleaner from Spring Valley, CA and was 23 when he first committed a murder, but this was not his first time being convicted. In 1973, at the age of 18 Lucas was incarcerated after being convicted of raping a 21-year-old maid who had worked for a family friend.
An interesting chief of justice is John Roberts. Reason for this being is that he has participated in many important case in which have related to the violation of the first amendment. Chief Justice Roberts has had a successful start to his career and will be known for his very interesting cases and arguments.
The downfall of Andrea was sudden, and started with the overdose of a drug that treats major depressive disorder, Trazodone on June 1. After this incident, she was put in the hospital and diagnosed with major depressive disorder by her doctors, but her husband was told that this was an isolated event and was put on a few antidepressants. Barely a month later, Andrea attempted suicide for the first time on June 20th, 1999 by putting a knife to her throat. This attempt frightened Russell Yates, and he started to notice the unusual actions and words his wife was doing and saying. He worried about Andrea’s visions and descriptions that she provided to the hospital staff when she described a knife that was “dull, thin, long like a slicer, and had a wood handle” (O’Malley 38-39). The hospital staff also reported an incident where Andrea may have spoken to Satan, or the dark idea possessing her mind, and she screamed, “What do you want?!!” (O’Malley 40). After 19 days of hospital stay in the psych ward, and an intense mixture of antidepressants called Haldol and Cogentin, Andrea was discharged to a Partial Hospitalization Program. By August 18th, 1999, Andrea’s doctor, Dr. Starbranch, wrote in her notes during a post hospital appointment that the couple wanted to have “as many babies as nature would allow” and designated the fact that this would “guarantee future psychotic depression”
Name of serial killer: My serial killer is named Richard Chase. He was also known as the “Vampire of Sacramento” or the “Dracula Killer”.
The patient was 72 years old Judge John W. Yengo Sr. who was suffering from an allergic reaction to a blood-thinning drug. He was then given a lethal overdose of medication by Charles Cullen. Charles Cullen admitted to killing eleven other patients during his job as a nurse at Barnabas Medical Center. He quit his job at Barnabas Medical Center and took a job at Warren Hospital in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, in February 1992, after authorities began to investigate tampering with bags of intravenous fluid in January 1992, many believe that Charles Cullen was responsible for this tampering which lead to more people becoming ill or dying. At this hospital Charles Cullen went on to kill three elderly women by giving them overdoses of digoxin, a heart medication. In March 1993, Charles Cullen pleaded guilty to trespassing and was placed on a year's probation. He was charged with trespassing after one of his co-workers filed a complaint against Cullen for calling her frequently, leaving lots of messages and following her at work and around town. In an interview Charles Cullen stated that he would have quit nursing if he didn’t have to pay child support when his wife divorced him in January 1993. Cullen left Warren Hospital in December 1993 and took a job at Hunter Medical Center in Rarity Township, New Jersey. Charles Cullen worked at the hospital’s intensive care and cardiac care unit for three years, during two of those years Cullen claims he did not kill anyone but there is no proof of this because the hospital records were destroyed before his arrest. He did however, admit to killing five people in the first nine months of 1996 by giving them lethal doses of
“Carrying his own cross, he went out to the place of the Skull (which in Aramaic is called Golgotha). There they crucified him, and with him two others—one on each side and Jesus in the middle,” (John 19:17-18). Jesus Christ’s valiant life was terminated with a horrendous execution. Tom Robinson’s did as well. He lived his life in the name in the name of others, helping everyone that he could, going out of his way to save people, even Judas, who would betray him. Tom did this aswell, constantly assisting Mayella, she who would betray him in court. Jesus had followers who believed in his message, just as Tom had believers in his innocence. Jesus and his followers would face persecution, just as Tom and hisi believers would. The judgements and death sentences of Jesus and Tom would make them become martyrs. The Martyrdoms would be essential for their causes. Many aspects of Tom Robinson’s life and death
American serial killer, Richard Ramirez was born on February 29, 1960 in El Paso, Texas. Ramirez was known for being a satanic worshiper and for going on a two-year raped and torture rampage, harming more than 25 victims and murdering more than a dozen. Ramirez, also known as the "Night Stalker," turned to satanic worship at an early age by his cousin, a soldier who had recently returned from the war in Vietnam. Following a four-year trial, in 1989, Ramirez was convicted of 13 killings. Ramirez received the death penalty and was sent to San Quentin Prison in California. He later died on June 7, 2013, at the age 53.
His college years took place during the height of the Vietnam War, which he personally supported. Subsequently, he joined the United States Army Reserve Officer Training Corps, but unfortunately his military career was short-lived due to his poor eyesight. After graduating in 1969 with a b...
Richard Kuklinski, aka “The Iceman” was born in the projects of Jersey City on April 11, 1935 to Stanley and Anna Kuklinski, of Polish and Irish descent. He picked up his nickname because he sometimes froze his victim’s bodies (Martin 2006). It is said that Kuklinski did this so the coroner would not be able to identify the time of death. Kuklinski died on March 5, 2006 at Trenton State Prison in New Jersey of an undisclosed nature (Martin 2006). He was arrested before Christmas on December 17, 1986 and subsequently confessed to killing between 200 and 250 men spanning a forty-three career, most of which he spent working with various east coast Mafia crime families (Carlo 2003). He was sentenced to two life terms in 1988 plus an additional 30 years in 2003 for the killing of New York City police detective Peter Calabro (Carlo 2003).
After high school, in 1964 he attended Syracuse University. He took courses in Mechanical Drawings and Architecture (www.faqs.org). Robert considered a career in art, but later on he changed his mind due to his father’s heart disease. He then changed his major to medicine.
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Michael Ohotto Jr Mrs.Neuberger Composition II 2-27-2024 Randy Kraft's Demise After Randy Kraft's intolerable acts in the 1970s and 1980s, his life was put in the hands of the California government. Kraft was linked to over 60 different murders, even though he was not convicted of that many. He was on a deadly streak of murders until his luck eventually came to an end when the police caught him. Kraft is known as one of the most famous serial killers in American history and will likely not be severely punished for his actions. A seemingly normal night, May 14, 1983.
Serial killers are often automatically shrugged off, although it is understandable. Learning about them is not what many people want to do, but it is extremely interesting to learn why they did the things they did. Richard Ramirez, the Night Stalker, is an example of someone who is unusually interesting. Richard Ramirez is a serial killer who was found guilty of 13 murders, a couple of sexual assaults, and burglaries. He was sentenced to death by California’s gas chamber, but he died in prison in 2013. Richard was a worshiper of the devil, had poor hygiene, and was overall a terrible person. Why and how did he get this way?
Richard Angelo is known as the Angel of Death. He seemed like a normal human with a fairly good childhood. He didn't suffer from anxiety, depression, or any other mental disorder, he wasn't abused, and he also didn't experience the Macdonald triad like most serial killers. His strong desire for praise took over him, and led him to become a serial killer. He didn't necessarily intend to become this because he thought he would save all of his patients. There are many reasons as to why people have the urge to kill, and Richard Angelo showed that people kill for
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