The post announces that actor Shemar Moore turns 47. The reason for the media use is obtaining information. Glad to see that God blessed him with another year on Earth. He looks good to be 47. The reason for media use is to pass time. I watched this episode until it was time for me to go to my class. Greg Yates and Carl Rudnick are both doctors who have raped, tortured, and killed women. The episode begins with a description of who Yates’ would kill. The detectives find a 10th body in a local area. After they discover the body, detective Rollins visits Yates in jail to see if he had killed the victim. He tells her he remembers treating a man who needed stitches. There was a woman that needed to get treated, but the man insisted that Yates …show more content…
Carl Rudnick is missing. This episode is intense! Detective Rollins and Sergeant Benson notify Yates that his wife was murdered. The next step for the detectives, is to consider Rudnick’s financial records. There is a possibly that he had stolen four identities: Terry Fish, Ryan Dunn, Ellie Howard, and Jen Brown. Teresa Fish’s apartment is close, so Rollins and Carisi go to her apartment. Rollins takes apart the floor, and notices red hair and dry blood – it’s a match to Teresa Fish. A medical examiner discovers that Susie was indeed pregnant. Rollins visits Yates again, the conversation was hilarious. He knew that Susie was pregnant, because she had a different sense just like Rollins. He proceeds to ask Rollins how far along was she. Apparently, she didn’t know that she was, so she took a test – it came out positive. Evidence in court shows Rudnick confessing that he has killed the victims. He changes his verdict from not guilty to guilty. The episode ends with Rollins visiting …show more content…
One transgender, and one male. Three black boys notice a transgender in the park. They decided to tease her. It goes too far until Darius pushes her over a bridge. Avery is the victim’s name, she survived the push. Marcus, Keion, and Darius are questioned separately. Avery is asked to identify all three suspects in which she identifies all accurately. Darius’ consequence could possibly be 3 months in juvenile hall. To apologize, Darius drew pictures. Avery died minutes later from her broken femur, it was caused from the fall. Detectives Rollins and Tutuola go to Darius’ house to take him into custody. At Avery’s funeral, her parents believe that Darius shouldn’t be charged as an adult. The verdict concludes that Darius is responsible for Avery’s death – second degree of manslaughter and hate crime. He is sentenced to 7 years in jail. I noticed an interesting post about Aaron Hernandez. A possible reason as to why he might have killed himself. According to the post, in the state of Massachusetts laws, if you die during an appeal of a conviction, automatically the original conviction becomes null/ void. This means that he never violated the New England Patriots contract. His daughter is entitled to the remainder of the 15 million dollars he was promised. The reason for the media use is obtaining information. I’m not for sure how accurate this post is, but that’s crazy. If he did that for his daughter, did he fiancée
The Other Wes Moore is a novel that shows the different paths of two different men, one successful and the other not so fortunate. We discovered their different identities and how their choices and role models effect their lives. Wes 1 was led by his brave, hard working mother and the great military men. He didn't make incredibly great decisions but the people in his life helped him turn into the successful man he is today.However, Wes 2 had a brother who dealt drugs. The novel guides you through the 8 crazy years that led to Wes Moore 1's success and Wes Moore 2's life sentence for prison.
...ased the brakes until coming to a complete stop. Juan and Glenn, knowing where they were going, went to the door leaving the dad alone to get the money. Upon entering the cabin, Juan asked him for the money. He replied quickly that first he needs to see his daughter. The children came out. There was a sudden movement by Glenn which attracted the attention on him long enough for Marianne’s father to pull out the pistol. He pistol whipped Juan and held the gun towards Rita. Rita suddenly started screaming in Spanish asking where Buck was. They told her he was dead and ordered her to put her hands above her head. He handed the gun to Glenn motioning him to stay here and watch the two as he went for the cops and took the others.
In 1954, Sam Sheppard was accused of allegedly killing his wife, Marilyn. During this time, the media went absolutely wild. The way they obtained their stories was completely unlike any way they had gone about getting stories before. They completely invaded Sheppard's privacy to obtain "good" stories for their papers and television newscasts. Also, more stories were written about the case than any other event that had been covered in the past. Even the way stories were written was different than the usual style of writing used for that time period. Ethics were completely disregarded during the case. Because of this, Sheppard was released from prison, with the reason that the media had influenced the case so that the jury found him guilty based on the news stories. This had never happened before. Due to the unethical practices displayed by the media, the field of journalism instituted practices, which limited the power of the press.
“The chilling truth is that his story could have been mine. The tragedy is that my story could have been his” (Moore, 2011). This quote perfectly describes the book The Other Wes Moore. This book was a story about two people who have the same name and grew up in similar environments, but had very different lives. The author of the book, Mr. Moore, became successful and was given the opportunity to receive “one of the most prestigious academic awards for students in the world” (Moore, 2011). On the other side of the spectrum, the other Wes Moore “will spend every day until his death behind bars for an armed robbery that left a police officer and a father of five dead” (Moore, 2011). Mr. Moore decided to contact the
but he also broke it off. All of their morals are tested and they are all put to the test because none of them really know the truth about what they have done until the inspector brings it out of them. After the inspector goes the family finds out that he was a fake and that no girl had died.
The factors that surround us when we are young create the people we become in the future. Usually the people and area that surround us influence the people we become in the future. If we grow up in an area with lots poverty crime and with parents that rarely give a care what we are doing with our lives. We are expected to probably lead a life of crime and violence. Unlike a person who is born in a well adjusted place with parents who concerned for their future are expected to lead better lives. We see in the book The Other Wes Moore the path both men end up taking is because of the many factors that influenced their lives during their young age. One huge factor was their mothers. Each were similar that they both raised their kids as single
Education, environment and family factors can determined a person’s future life is success or failure. The other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates talks about two people with a same name and the environments they grew up were similar. However, the decisions they made let they ended up with a different life. The author Wes Moore became a successful political, and the other Wes Moore became a criminal in the end. The reason is the author Wes Moore made a correct choice to enrich his future life. The other Wes failed his life because he made a wrong choice. Overall, the author Wes Moore was more successful than the other Wes Moore because of the supporting family, and strong education.
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Police determined the disappearance of Susan to be suspicious. She had vanished without notifying co-workers and family, taking no personal
He was sentenced to twenty years. In Honolulu, a man was beaten to death by a group of teenagers in a public shower because they believed he was gay. They were sentenced to five years in custody. In September, a transgender female was stabbed repeatedly with a broken beer bottle and set on fire. Christopher Lopez and Christopher Chavez spent five months in jail before all charges were dropped by the Fresno Police Department.
On December 18th 2015 Netflix aired with great popularity a 10 part documentary series called “making a Murderer” The documentary, written by Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demo, present the case of Steven Avery; a convicted murderer exonerated on DNA evidence after serving 18 years for the assault and attempted murder of Penny Beerntsen. The writers present the series in a way that suggest that Avery was framed by the Manitowoc Country police department. and present that the police planted evidence to frame Steven Avery because he had been exonerated from the previous crime. The ethical problem with this as is presented by Kathryn Schulz in The New Yorker, is that the documentary argues their case so passionately that they leave out important
On the morning of July 4, 1954, Marilyn Sheppard was violently beaten in her home in Bay Village, Ohio, on the shore of Lake Erie. She was four months pregnant and had been felled by 35 vicious blows (Quade). Right away Sam Sheppard was accused of being the victim to do this. Sheppard had told investigators that he had been asleep downstairs and was awakened by his wife’s screams. Sheppard said when he went upstairs and entered the room he was knocked unconscious by the intruder. He denied any involvement and described his battle with the killer he described as “bushy-haired” (Linder). After a police investigation, Dr. Sam Sheppard was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. With the hectic media covering it, they were quick in decision that it was him that committed the murder. This was an unfair trial, ruined a man’s life, and gave him no time for a career.
On May 2, 2012, former NFL player Junior Seau took his own life. This was due to his head trauma, and him not being able to handle his life anymore due to the mental state the head injuries had put him in. The big issue with this is the question as to if the NFL is responsible for his (and others) suicide.
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...cy’s life on that fateful night. The man told me something along the lines of “Had we not stopped, Stacy would have lain on the ground for about 5 minutes, woken up, walked back home to Justin, and been beaten even more” Then he told me something that took me a moment to comprehend. “Stacy is pregnant and had been basically drinking herself and the baby to death. Although there is a bright side, Stacy sobered up and confessed to Justin’s abuse and now has a recovery plan and wants to start up a new life.”