Captain Muldoon Case

The characters in this short story all play a very important role; the men vs. the women. It is vital to take into account of the condescending remarks made by the men towards the women. After Mr. Hale described the scene of when he found Mrs. Wright on her rocking chair and her murdered husband, they decided to go upstairs and look for crucial clues. Mr. Hale told the two women to stay in the kitchen and search for anything that may be of importance to their case, however, he then said nonchalantly, “but would the women know a clue if they did come upon it?” (p. 383) They said it with absolutely no remorse, and intentionally

Maloney now had to go through the stress of covering up the evidence that she murdered her husband. Mr. Maloney decided to call the friends that they were supposed to go out with and tell them that Mr. Maloney was awfully too tired to go out that night. She then went to the market to get peas and dessert and told the clerk the same statement she had mentioned to their friends. When she arrived home, and called the police in a frantic voice. When the cops arrived, Mrs. Maloney sobbed into the detective arms and asked if her husband was dead, then told him the story of going to the grocery store and coming back to find him on the floor dead and lifeless.

On July, 24th 2001. A late Wednesday evening, Patrick Maloney Senior Detective was found dead in his home located in Chicago. Mr. Maloney's wife Mary Maloney, explained to the media that she "returned home to her husband's lifeless body on the floor. "Mr. Maloney was struck on the back of the head with a heavy blunt object. The weapon and or the perpetrator have not yet been identified. We believe the murderer was one of Mr. Maloney's enemy's" Explained Police Chief O'Neal. Mrs. Maloney explained to the media that when Patrick returned home she was sewing and he was tired, so tired he hadn't wanted to go out for supper, so she walked to the grocer on Square Ave. to buy vegetables, and when she returned home she found Patrick dead on the ground.

Later, the miller and one of students fight and the miller’s wife hit his head and helped them to escape. Ultimately, the miller lost many things such as family, faith, and money due to his avarice.

mullins was guilty of his 80 years old wife, Edith. six weeks ago, Mullins went on trial for murder. During the trial Mullins said that he had killed his wife because she was very ill and had lost her mind. He said, "The woman that I killed was not my wife. It was a body in pain and a mind with no memory." He committed the crime on the night of August 10th in their home in the small town of Palmston Beach. That morning, his wife had looked at him with empty eyes and asked, "Who are you?" That evening she was in terrible pain and kept saying, "Help me! Help me!" So as she slept on the sofa that night, Mullins put a gun against her head and shot her Then he telephoned the police and told them what he had done. The police came to

This morning some locals found a person lying in a ravine. From the looks of it he has been there since the first snow fall because he body was frozen. The person known as Mr. George Harvey from Pennsylvania he is suspected to be a part of many murders of young women. Detective Len Fenerman says “ Now that Mr. Harvey is found dead hopefully the sports of the ones he killed can now finally be put to rest because their murderer is finally dead.” Mr. Harvey had fallen of the ravine by getting hit in the head by something, and since it was winter the police thinks it was probably hit in the head by an icicle then lost his balance momentarily which lead him to fall to his death. “A moment later, the icicle fell. The heavy coldness of it threw him

The police were very concern and came back to the Moloney’s home, they knew that Mrs.Moloney killed her husband that night from the quiver in her voice. Once the police arrive, they questioned Mrs. Moloney and the look on her face was despicable, the policemen soon pushes Mrs. Moloney so hard she confesses to what she had done to her husband that night.

It was the year 1923, in California. The local Police station had received a call of a murder. It seemed to have happened within the recent hour. An officer was dispatched to check out the call. In the state there was a large amount of hoax calls of murder, leading to only one officer being sent at a time to each call. The officer was lead into a forest and down a bumpy dirt road. At around Eight twenty three at night he arrived at a large house which was surrounded by a gate. There seemed to have been a party going on. The officer walked up to a man, well dressed but with a sarcastic tone asked

We were intorduced last June at the MACPA Student Leadership Academy at Towson University. We had spoken about the potential for a summer internship at Smith Elliot Kearns. I will graduate summa cum laude with my bachelors in accounting from Frostburg this May and will be attending law school this fall at the College of William and Mary. I think an internship with your firm would provide me a great opportunity to gain relevant real world experience this summer. I look forward to hearing from you and thank you for your consideration.

The officer testified he and his partner were dispatched to 3465 E 34th Street, where a neighbor reported finding a woman’s body. When they arrived, they found the body lying in a pool of blood near the side of the house. Later they identified the victim as Katherine Lincoln and called for backup, he did the usual crime scene lockdown and waited for the homicide team to arrive.

Yesterday afternoon tragedy struck a local ranch. One of the migrant workers Lennie Small killed a woman on the ranch. The victim was a new bride and the daughter-in-law of the boss. The ranch swamper, Candy found her lying in the barn with a broken neck. He ran to tell the other men as soon as he found her. As the men stepped into the barn, they immediately knew who had killed the victim, Lennie Small. Lennie was not the smartest, according to the victim’s husband, Curley.

The Mulgrave real estate market has emerged as the latest high interest market for developers and buyers. Its close proximity to Glen Waverly makes it a natural choice when buyers are looking at their options. Buyers are beginning to see greater value in Mulgrave over Mt. Waverly and Wheelers Hill. Others indicators of the hot market include multiple same day offers on one property and a burgeoning interest of young single professionals and first home buyers.

The day of the homicide, Mr. A got home from work and had dinner with his wife and children. His wife asked him to check

Mrs. H. T. Miller was an ordinary elderly woman with long, iron gray, pinned back hair. Before Miriam showed up, Mrs. H. T. Miller genuinely didn’t have much of a life. She is a widow and doesn’t interact with many others. “Her interests were narrow, she had no friends to speak of, and she rarely journeyed farther than the corner of the grocery.… Her activities were seldom spontaneous: she kept two rooms immaculate, smoked an occasional cigarette, prepared her own meals, and tended a canary” (Capote 1). Mrs. Miller lived alone and always had the same general routine. “Friday was no different from Saturday, and on Sunday she went to the grocery: closed, of course.” (Capote 4). She knew she was Mrs. H. T. Miller and nothing more.

The police were very concerned and came back to the Moloney’s home, they knew that Mrs.Moloney killed her husband that night from the quiver in her voice. Once the police arrive, they questioned Mrs. Moloney and the look on her face was despicable, the policemen soon pushes Mrs. Moloney so hard she confesses to what she had done to her husband that night