Dr. Larzelere Murder Case Study

Simon Gittany was a male perpetrator. In almost 4 out of 5 intimate partner homicides the perpetrator was a male (Australian Institute of Criminology 1998).

Forensic pathology Ed Gein Case Study Ed Gein was a serial killer, he inspired the creation of different films as the characters, such as in the movies Psycho, The Silence of the Lambs, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre. He also went to cemeteries and dug up dead female corpses. In 1954, Ed Gein turned from grave robbing to murder. Police implicated him in the murders of two women in 1957. While the investigations, police learned that he had practiced necrophilia and experimented with human taxidermy.

Murder of the festival conductor found dead around 4 am leaves many citizens disappointed and disheartened. Enrico Mantoli was found dead in the town of Wells at the corner of Piney and the highway (pg.8). Officer Sam Woods found Mr. Mantoli’s body at approximately 3:55 am on the middle of the pavement motionless. The victim’s wallet was missing after investigation.

The case that I will be discussing is the cold murder case of Lucille Johnson from Salt Lake City, Utah. Unfortunately, at the time of the murder the investigators didn’t take certain evidence serious in the case. The investigators thought that it was just evidence that had no meaning. None the less, it ended up convicting the murderer, John Sansing.

On May 18, 2018, a very important case was decided on. The issue on the table: Lennie Small murdered the wife of Mr. Curley in 1931. They were alone in a barn, when Mr. Small strangled her and broke her neck. The courtroom was tense, as both the ghost of Lennie Small and the ghost of Curley’s Wife were both present at the time. On the defendant side, their main point was to talk about his innocents due to unknowing. Lennie was mentally disabled, and therefore couldn’t know he was hurting her. In their opening statement, they specifically mention that all humans make mistakes; Lennies just happen to be more intense due to his mental state On the prosecuting side, they claimed murder is murder. It doesn’t matter that he didn’t mean to; he still

Evidence found at the crime scene suggests that Amy LaTour was killed last night in her home by her boyfriend Henry Willy. Amy was strangled to death by Henry out of jealousy of her love for her other boyfriend Joe Wonty.

Two white college students, Steven Tyler Kummerfield, 20, and Alexander Dennis Ternowetsky, 19, were both charged with first-degree murder. The facts of the case are as follows: On the night of April 17th, 1995, Kummerfield and Ternowetsky met for drinks and agreed to go looking for a prostitute. Kummerfield picked up George and drove her to a spot near the airport, where they forced her into oral sex and proceeded to beat her. The injuries and cause of death were blunt force trauma to the head.

To Lina, it seemed like the night that her family got arrested was going to be a normal night. Lina was confused, and probably scared, because she couldn’t fathom a reason why her family would even be getting arrested in the first place. When the NKVD ordered Lina’s family out of their apartment, Lina’s mom felt like they couldn’t leave without anything. “‘We need more time. We’ll be ready in the morning,’ Mother said(5).” Lina’s mom easily could’ve started arguing with the officers or even start screaming and crying, but she didn’t. She might’ve been scared, but she acted very civil and her children picked up from that and didn’t make a scene either. We also see this on page 11. “The NKVD officer slammed her in the shoulder with the butt of

Just four days after Markoff attacked Leffler, he was on the prowl again, but this time it would in end murder. His next victim would be Julissa Brisman, a masseuse and former call girl that Markoff met at the Copley Marriot hotel in Boston, Massachusetts on April 14, 2009 at 10:00 p.m. (Source 1). Thirteen minutes later police discovered Brisman in the doorway of her room after receiving reports of a disturbance. Brisman was found unconscious with multiple gun wounds; one in particular was to the heart (Source 4).She was transferred to Boston Medical Center and was pronounced dead, causes were because of multiple injuries (Source 1). Brisman was just a 26-year-old young lady doing her best battling alcoholism. The Boston police soon realized how seriously dangerous the ‘Craigslist Killer’ really was (Source 4).

Received a request from Josephine Sullivan to consult with Cherneka McClendon dejected, emotional patient waiting to see Dr. Nuthi. Mr. Chapman was alert and oriented to person, place and time. She was accompanied by her parents Debra Ford and Bobby Sales, who were in the exam room with the patient offered moral support. Josephine informed me before going in to see the patient that on October 30, 2015 her 18 year old son was shot in the head and killed. When I spoke to the parents I was told that they believe that the patient’s son was murdered, and that they are very concerned about their daughter because she and her son were very close. The parents reported that the patient is an only child and only has a 5 year old son left at home, Jayden

Holding a microphone, the news reporter explained, “Here we have a quadruple murder investigation in an apparent drug deal gone wrong. Money, drugs, and what appeared to be the murder weapons were all rounded up and submitted to the Fulton County crime lab for evidence. According to police, the murders took place overnight and one of our victim’s, owner of the Cadillac Escalade in which the murders seem to have transpired, wife became wary overnight when her devoted husband Jessie Jermaine Rucker ceased to arrive home knowing his youngest son had surgery scheduled for eight o’clock this morning. In fact, we’ve found out that today happens to be the birthday of the deceased, so this is extremely devastating news for his wife of many

“Murders in the Rue Morgue” is a short story written by Edgar Allan Poe. It is considered to be one of the first detective stories ever written. The story begins with the narrator describing how he first encountered Mr. Dupin and how the events of that gruesome night unfolded. In many of Poe’s short stories he uses the reader's mind to twist and divulge his story onto you. He uses psychological tricks and has the reader on their feet infatuated with curiosity as to how the story might end. “Murders in the Rue Morgue” is no different; throughout the story Poe plays with the readers mind and leaves you with an ending you’d never expect.

The lower courts appealed for Jason’s case to be held in the supreme court .Jason Courtney was sentenced to trial in the supreme for 3 counts: possessing, using to intimidate and discharging an unlicensed firearm. On the 19th may 2006 in singleton Paul Magyar (witness) was attending a friend’s wake and later when he went in to the bathroom the accused (Jason) pulled out a pistol and said “I know how to use this”. Another witness Craig Lason who was in the bathroom at the same time decided to help, it was only when Craig noticed it was his friend Paul in danger. Craig took the gun off of Jason and pistol whipped (struck across) Jason, then Paul and Craig started punching Jason on the ground.

Ms. Shopper was window-shopping in the common area of the Summit County Mall on July 23, 2017. Near the Macy’s store entrance, Ms. Shopper witnesses Edward Odd randomly shooting Macy’s employees as well as shoppers in the common area. Ms. Shopper ducks behind a plant stand to avoid being shot and hears bullets hitting the planter as she huddles behind it. Ms. Shopper escapes injury. Once the shooting has stopped, Ms. Shopper begins attending to the wounded near Macy’s entrance and a Macy’s employee dies in Ms. Shopper’s arms.

The audible silence in the bank was shattered with the screech of a car outside the doors of the bank. Jason had been captivated by the daylight that rushed away and brought darkness. When five men with very creepy clown masks broke through the doors in a quick manner and ordered the patients and tellers to the ground. They warned everyone that it would be wise not to touch any emergency buttons or dial any cellphones. One of the gunmen had shot his fully automatic gun in the air to both show that it was real, and encourage people to cooperate. Jason was face down near the counter when he glanced up at one of the gunmen with a money bag; he caught a glimpse of a blue tattoo, but was unable to make out the shape of it. The man noticed the movement of Jason’s head and walked towards him with obvious anger.