Danny Gallagher's Investigative Stories

I want to start by stating that I agree with the majority of points you made in this weeks post. Especially when a crime is committed the media, especially news stations, are instantly there to report the crime. That being said, yes because all media sources are in competition with one another, the information given might be exaggerated. Moving on, I like that you stated the fact that shows based on the criminal justices system show that cases are solved in a few short days. However that is not the only elements these show weakly portray. To better explain, in shows like CSI Miami the agents will test DNA samples and fingerprints and get results back instantly. From my time working in forensics I can honestly say that that just does

Danny Greene was born in Cleveland, to parents John Henry Greene[1] and Irene Cecelia Greene (née Fallon). His father was born in Cleveland, Ohio,[2] but his mother was born in Pennsylvania.[2][3] Three days after his birth, Greene's mother died. He was called "Baby Greene" until his mother was buried, and was eventually named after his grandfather (Daniel John Greene). His father drank heavily and eventually lost his job as a salesman for Fuller Brush. After this, Danny temporarily moved in with his grandfather (a newspaper printer), who had also been recently widowed. Unable to provide for him, Danny's father placed him in Parmadale, a Roman Catholic orphanage in Parma, Ohio, three miles outside Cleveland.

For a current population of more than one million, Dallas, Texas, had humble beginnings. Through the determination of one man, the settlement called Dallas became a reality in the Three Forks area of the Trinity River, in the 1840s.

for possession of stolen vehicle and they would be arriving in the area to take

Lubrano has since been a columnist, reporter, editor, writer, and published author. He has a reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer, he has contributed to several other magazines, anthologies on writing, a commentator for National Public Radio, won several national journalism awards, and was a contributing

On 09/23/2016 at approximately 12:00 AM, this Investigator made contact with Yago Krause (DOB: 01/27/00) at his home located at 4101 E. Baseline Rd. Apt. 1024 Gilbert, AZ. According to Yago, he has been home alone for the past 2 to 3 days since he mother was admitted to the hospital. Yago stated that he was at school when his friend Mason Hicks (DOB: 01-28-97) called him about his mother having an overdose. Yago stated that Mason started living in the home about one day prior to his mother 's overdose. Yago said that he asked hospital works what to do since he is by himself. Yago stated that his step father left just before his mother had an overdose. Yago brought this Investigator to a family friend 's home who also lived in the complex. Yago at first refused to go with DCS but cooperated. Yago stated she feels safe at home and with her mother. Yago denied any substance abuse, criminal history, domestic violence, physical abuse, sexual abuse, or emotional abuse. Since Yago 's mother is hospitalized, he was placed with a family friend.

On August 4, 2017 at approximately 2:40pm, Officer Lucas Griffin and I, Officer Kyeishia Evans, with the Ville Platte Police Department, was dispatched to 902 West Lincoln Street, Ville Platte, Louisiana, in reference to a business alarm. Upon arrival I witnessed a maroon 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe bearing license plate number ZTC679. I checked the vehicle and it was locked; however, I noticed the car was warm, as if the car had just been parked in the parking lot. I also noticed the back door of the business was opened. Officer Griffin and I checked the inside of the room; however, there was no door in the back room where you could enter the business. While checking the inside of the room we noticed damage to the tiles on the ceiling. I advised

The “Baby Boom” era occurred between the years of the late 1950s thru the 19970s and shaped America and its culture into the type of country it is today. It helps to understand these times to prevent history from repeating itself while better understanding how people were feeling during that time. Also, to better understand what was happening during that time by reading the literature that was written during that time period. Through Tim O’Brien’s “How to Tell a True War Story” to Ursula K. Le Guin’s “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas”, they reflect the cultural, economic, political, and intellectual upheavals the United States was experiencing. These stories affect your way of thinking about these times, especially the war.

The Dallas Times sports articles are mostly about the Rangers since baseball is in season it happens to be one of the top headlines for the Dallas Times. Then you can also find other articles about the other teams in the Dallas area like; The Cowboys, Mavericks, Stars, Rangers and also colleges and High school sports all that are which main teams in the Dallas area. The Rangers and the Cowboys seem to be the most popular because baseball is in season and football is starting their season as well. During the fall football is one of the biggest most loved sport especially in Dallas, Americans love to cookout, drink and throw parties for game days. Dallas is all about sports and getting together to watch them play their rivals. Baseball and Basketball is a little different, they are more casual than football. Football is a very popular sport especially in Dallas since that’s where the NFL Cowboys are located. Dallas is a very popular city with many different well-known teams.

A. Danny Hoch is an American playwright born in 1970 in Brooklyn, New York who is known for his one-person shows [1]. Although he was raised in “nominally Jewish single-parent household” in Queens, he states that he grew up around hip-hop culture, which influenced his work immensely [2]. Hoch is an outspoken activist on racism, cultural appropriation, and gentrification in a modern age where it is “hip” to be black, latino, and the like. He has denied roles in a Tarantino movie and Seinfeld because he believed they were racist [3]. In 2000, he founded the Hip-Hop Theatre Festival [4].

Have you ever wondered why people seem to keep taking things that aren't theirs to take? We have a name for that we call it " STEALING". The Federal Bureau of Investigation "FBI" is taking the new found evidence to their advantage. In many cases even the FBI cant figure out what has happened and whom stole the evidence. In some situations the evidence isnt ever found it just somehow vanishes and never seen again.

Hayden Lynch was a lonely man. His family was killed in a car crash one year earlier. He was in the red on money and was behind on house payments. Finally, they cut his power and water. Winter was coming up and this put Hayden in a very poor situation. Not only did he not have power, food, or water, he was forced to moved to move out. He had nowhere to go. He walked the streets of his own town scouring for food. He came upon a alley. There was a fire at the end of the alley. Bad people were at the end of the alley but he had no choice. As he walked down the alley, there was a voice calling. It was a whisper saying “ Come...Change it… Change everything.” Hayden yelled “WHO’S THERE!!!” Out of the darkness a old woman came to be. She was hunched

Joe Flynn is just like any other twelve-year-old his age, except for one thing. Joe has witnessed a murder. The only thing is; no one believes him. Not his mother, and certainly not the detective assigned to the “alleged” case. At least not until dead bodies start popping up.

“The most important thing to remember is that what happened to you was not your fault,” Dr. Avis spoke in a soft voice. Danny cried harder at these words while the full impact of having delved back into a time in her life in which she had barely survived hit her.

“The Ron Clark Story” is such an inspirational movie in my opinion. I feel that this movie shows what dedication in teaching is all about. It shows that teachers care and have chosen their career in order to make a difference. Ron Clark was an outstanding teacher who was said to be able to raise test scores in any school he taught at. However, instead of choosing a simple, private school that already has high test scores, he chose to teach in an area where students were really struggling. He chose to help those that really needed it. The Ron Clark Story, in my opinion, is all about how much of a difference teachers can really make.