Carol Bonnett's Crime

Like most things for me, I begin with a story. I have intentionally omitted the names of the killers, this is the victims story not theirs. By all account’s Marjorie Hipperson was a striking young woman, in her early twenties working as a nurse in Hollywood, she had a prosperous future ahead of her. She was returning home on a Saturday evening in May of 1957 from her and her fiancée engagement party to prepare for their upcoming trip to Chicago. Marjorie and her soon to be husband planed to travel to his hometown for their wedding. She began that evening to pack for her journey by neatly arranging her clothes on her nightstand. When Marjorie failed to show for work the next morning or answer any phone calls, her fiancée went to apartment to check on her. Upon his arrival at her home, he discovered his would be bride’s naked lifeless body, her nightgown pulled over her shoulders, her pantyhose wrapped around her neck. At twenty-four years of Age Marjorie had been beaten, raped and strangled to death with her own clothing

The victim's name is Diane Marie Dalton Schofield, (Born Nov. 1, 1953), murdered July 4, 1975 in Des Moines, Iowa. Case # 1975-24048. Diane was a 21 year old mother of a five year old daughter, Shawna. Diane was bound, strangled, placed in the trunk of her car which was then driven to Warren’s Steakhouse. The motive was not believed to be robbery as her purse and jewelry were untouched.

An emergency call came in at 9:45 am made by Doug Greene who is a neighbor of the victim Anna Garcia claiming that he had not seen Anna Garcia since her normal morning walk at 6:30 am the previous morning and that the dog had been barking for 2 hours, he had also mentioned that Anna Garcia was wearing a sweater when he had seen her the previous morning while experiencing a 92 degree heat wave. Mr.Greene had called Anna’s telephone with no answer, and had also rang the doorbell with no answer. The EMT and local police had arrived to the scene at 9:56 am, needing to break the door down. EMS discovered Anna Garcia laying face down, dead.

What happened on March 13th, 1964 is a mystery. For those who don't know, a murder that changed the nation had occurred on that date at around three in the morning. The reason that this murder is talked about so much in the media, is that there were over 38 witnesses to the death of Catherine ‘Kitty’ Genovese. There are many speculations as to what exactly happened that cold day in March. But what really happened is considered a mystery.

Over the next few days dozens of people who had seen Debbie the night of her murder went to the station where they were interviewed, gave blood and hair samples. The investigation seemed promising, but months later leads began drying out and detectives found themselves back at square one.

Should you be able to play God? Do you have the right as medical personnel to determine who should live or die? Some will say Doctors or Nurses shouldn't able to take things into their hands even if the patient is in desperate need of wanting to be let go and die but in the other hand why let these patients suffer from the pain because they have the technology to save them but when will you say this is enough and give up on saving them. In the reading “A Crime of Compassion” by Barbara Huttmann, it's about a patient that went to the hospital for a cold and find out that he has lung cancer, within the six months being in the hospital things were not getting better for him so one day his nurse Barbara took matters into her own hand and took him

The corpse turns out to be the cousin of Derek Wainwright, found by his twins. Isn’t that suspicious at all and they just moved in the house and inherited a ton of money. If it was me I would arrested them immediately, but they don’t have enough evidence too. I think if they would had found the body a year earlier it would have been easier to solve. I don’t understand how the body sat on the side of the road for a year and no one found

When the local vet is brought into the morgue with a knife embedded in his chest, psychologist Dr. Stella Tupper is assigned to profile his wife as a potential suspect. In her professional opinion, the overdramatic widow is definitely guilty until proven innocent. It’s just another workday for Stella—until the suspect unexpectedly drops dead and resurrects with a taste for blood.

All of this murder was like what you would see on tv shows. It seemed to unrealistic to be true. I went and looked at the body myself. The chest wounds looked to be at least 2 inches deep and his face was unrecognizable. I didn't have many clues so I decided to go back to the crime scene.

The female victim who was found in the kitchen was stabbed thirteen times. The victim was obviously murdered due to it being impractical for them to stab themselves with such brutality although this can’t be excluded as a possibility due to the gun which is located in a drawer ten feet from the victim. Due to this all evidence must be assessed, packaged, and analyzed to properly determine whether this is a suicide or a crime scene.

Veronica Smith came home from work one afternoon and noticed her house was very quiet. She looked around and saw that her daughter was crying on the floor because all three of their dogs were missing. They immediately started looking for them and put up missing dog signs. About a week later, Veronica received an anonymous letter on her doorstep that said: “Veronica, I have a proposition for you... if you do something for me, I’ll give you your beloved pets back safe and sound. But only if you follow my directions very carefully..”She realized this was solicitation. As she read on, she started to cry. He wanted her to steal a $600,000,000 in jewelry from his ex-wife. The next day, her daughter was missing. Although she did not want to

It was a typical day for my partner and I; We just had gotten breakfast at our favorite place, as we were driving back to the precinct a dispatch order was released. “We have a murder in the back of an alley.”

The suspects of the robbery were not yet verified. Although, the police found evidence of the crime, shattered windows, the detection system located matching fingerprints, and valuable items were stolen.

Over thirty years later using Latent fingerprint technology, the Carroll Bonnet age sixty one was found lying face down on the floor laying face down cover in stab wounds naked on his apartment floor in 1978. His apartment was in complete chaos after the brutal murder happened, Latent fingerprint and palm prints were found in the victim's bathroom on the sink, investigator suspect that the suspect was trying to wash the blood smears off but left behind fingerprints all over the suspect bathroom. The victim's car was stolen shortly after the crime was committed, once the victim's car was found in Illinois more Latent fingerprint were collected off the victim's car. Once they were processed, they were connected with any local areas or out of

"This morning at around 5 am a man had stumble upon a life less body. The victim was 'Hakeem Jenkins ' a 21 year old college student from Princeton University. He was found with a knife wound to his throat. Police say that He had bleed to death. Police have also asked his pears at the college and they said he was last seen with a young lady named 'Nolya Simmons ', a good friend of Hakeem. They said that they had just came from a party. Further investigation into this case is planned. I 'm Tom and this is your channel 8 news!" The TV spoke.