Emma Hawes Case

Christine Jessop was a nine year old girl who after bring dropped off by the school bus at her home in Queensville decided to ride her bike to the park nearby to meet with her friends. After stopping to buy some gum at the local store she was last seen walking her bike up her driveway by her friend Kim Warren. She did not keep her appointment with her friend at the park, and would never be seen alive again (Anderson & Anderson, 2009). This small town instantly became involved in the search for the missing girl, but with very little evidence to go on time passed, and hope began to diminish for the safe return home of Jessop. On New Year’s Eve 1984, eighty-nine days after Jessop went missing, her body was found badly decomposed in a bush by Fred Patterson fifty-five kilometers from Queensville. An autopsy would later revival that she was raped and mutilated (Anderson & Anderson, 2009). The police still did not have a suspect in the case nor did they have any leads, but now that her body was found the police and the small town were the topic of media, increasing pressure

In 1979, children and teens seemed to simple vanish. Each child met certain criteria: young, black, and from Atlanta. The first two victims, Edward Smith and Alfred Evans, who were both 14 years old, disappeared four days apart in June. Both of their bodies were found close together in a remote, wooded area of South Atlanta one month later. Nine-year-old Yusuf Bell went missing on October 21st, 1979 and his body was recovered November 8th of the same year. Police did not connect the dots with Bell’s murder because he was fully clothed, found in a remote area, but was strangled to death, unlike Smith and Evans, who were shot with a .22 caliber. Williams’ next alleged victim, 12-year-old Angel Lenair, was also strangled. She was found in an abandoned lot, fully clothed, with child underwear stuffed in her mouth.

While Elizabeth Stride’s body was being discovered, another prostitute by the name of Catherine Eddowes was being released from the Bishopsgate Police Station. The evening before her arrest, Eddowes had been seen humouring a crowd of bystanders with a drunken imitation of a fire engine. Upon finishing her show, Eddowes had fell asleep on the pavement. Police had arrived and asked the bystanders who the woman asleep on the pavement was and where she lived. None of the people spoke up and the policeman hauled Eddowes off to

On December 31st, 1964 Peter, Barbara Ann and garland Egan were soon to be familiar with the Watertown police Department. The three were suspected to be in a long string of burglaries. New Year’s night the Egan’s were shot at a rest stop off interstate 81, as a result of this Joseph Leone was arrested. Bill and Beverly Jay were anticipating a New Year’s Eve gathering with friends and family in Norwood, New York, when Bill pulled into a rest area. What the couple stumbled upon on Thursday December 31 1964 was the murder of the Egan’s.

For her, a trip down to Williams Lake would be a nice escape from the small town life. But what started as a nice adventure with her family, ended with a horrific killing and the case remains unsolved to this day. She was last seen leaving a bar on October 25, 1969 and her body was found in a bush the day after, the person who did this to her is unknown. The most recent case is when a 20 year old named Madison Scott had vanished near the highway in May of 2011. The police had located her tent and truck, but she still remains missing. Her disappearance shocked her entire community and no one knew what to think. They thought it was completely out of character for her to just wander off drunk after the party and drown in the lake. So they are worried they might never find her or who did this to

One evening in November of 2000, 16 year old, Leanne Tiernan of Bramley, Leeds, was christmas shopping with a friend. After saying their goodbyes, Leanne Tiernan went walking through an isolated path known as “Houghley Gill,” where she then disappeared. John Taylor, the suspect was roaming the area at the time waiting for a vulnerable victim to cross his path. Unfortunately, it lead to being Leanne Tiernan the victim that evening. Tiernan’s mother, Sharon Hawkhead, reported her daughter missing immediately.

Introduction In the early mornings on January 18, 2015, law enforcement responded to a report of an unconscious woman sexually assaulted near a Stanford fraternity house. Upon arriving, officials discovered the victim on the ground behind a garbage dumpster, breathing but unresponsive. The victim had her underwear on the ground near her, and her dress pulled up to her waist. Twenty-five yards away, two men had restrained the suspect, identified as Brock Turner.

Sharon gave priority to the executive officers, and the company by trying to get the information to them so that it could be corrected quietly, and prevent the corporation from collapsing. Moreover, the company treasurer Jeff McMahon was transferred when he complained to CEO Jeffrey Skilling about cooking the books. For fear that a similar kind of repercussion could besiege her Mrs. Waltkins kept quiet for months about the manipulation and deceit showing false profits,

After reading through the case about Ashley and her family there were a few thoughts/reactions that initially came to my mind. First, I was very happy that Alan came to his supervisor because this is a very challenging case for someone who is not even a year out of graduate school and it is good that he knows to come to me for help. Secondly, it is apparent that whatever plan is set in place for Ashley needs to be an intensive one. Ashley’s delusions are really starting to impact every aspect of her life and her mother’s life. One of my first reactions was trying to see if we can find someone who can stay with Ashley while her mother is at work or see if there is a day program that Ashley can attend while mom is at work. That way Alan and

I looked it over, but the article didn’t contain any stand-out details, in fact, by the time I had finished reading I knew more about what had happened from the title than the article’s contents. The Fairview was a paper run by Michael Whitfield and there wasn’t a doubt in my mind that he tampered with the story in favor of his “friends”.

I totally support the Department of Labor’s decision in this case. The company’s action to terminate Eileen Foster clearly indicates that the management had an objective of concealing the unethical practices that were being carried out by the company. It is critical to note that Foster had expressed an interest in conducting investigations into the fraud that was being propagated by the loan officers. Therefore, Foster did not deserve to be terminated since he was acting in the best interest of the company.

Another teen girl was living in San Antonio at the time. This girl tells the story of the time when a thirteen-year-old girl went missing. Her family advertised and asked the public for help to find their daughter's whereabouts. A body was found in a ditch and the body was misidentified to be this missing thirteen-year-old. After the funeral for this body, this young girl appears, the family's real daughter. Realizing their young daughter was actually alive this whole time, the family was overjoyed. But there was no answer at the end of this story to what actually happened to either young girl; the misidentified body that is now unknown of the real identity, and the young thirteen-year-old who was thought to be dead but was in fact

Although as a human race we have spent years of social evolution concerning the development of justice and laws. Besides having established universal rights. There are occasions in which justice falls into ambiguity. This is the case controversial the Hemerson family. Who, for following their beliefs, unintentionally they caused the death of his daughter Amy Hemerson. Which she died of diabetes. She could have been diagnosed and treated in time, it had not been for the religious principle of their parents. After much controversy over the case, was issued to the father of Amy a four-years suspended sentence ad were placed on probation for fifteen years.

At first glance it looked like that the main problem about this case would be Korean’s team and their lack of qualification and expertize in this System Implementation (SI) project, therefore without taking drastic measures and improvements they are not going to be able finish it in time. But the more I read, the more I understood that lack of experience is just one small piece of problem set they had there. They had strong Cultural differences between Asia and Western thinking, in way of acting, communication differences, language barrier, used working hierarchy and most importantly different standards and values. As well as missing staring real information about managers and their teams,

Little nine-year-old girl, Patricia “Trisha” McFarland, went missing on June 7th, 1999. While walking on the Spring Point Shoreway mountain trail, Patricia was walking with her mother, Quilla Anderson, and her brother, Pete McFarland. On June 8th, 1999, my news report team sent me out to investigate the scene and to ask the family if they knew anything about her whereabouts and what exactly happened. When I got to the McFarland’s house, I got to meet Trisha’s family, which consists of her mom, Quilla Anderson, brother, Pete McFarland, and her dad, Larry McFarland. I sat them down in front of me and set up my tape recorder so I can record the whole conversation and take it back to the police station. Once it was all set up I grabbed my notebook full of questions and started asking all of them questions about Trisha’s life and her last day they saw her. “Can you describe what Trisha looks like? Can you explain what she was wearing on the trails?” Quilla answered quietly, looking down, “She is 4’11, weighs 80 pounds, has natural bleach blonde hair. She has a mole on the left side of her face, pierced ears that have little diamonds in them, a small scar on her forehead that she got when she was younger. The last day we saw her, she was wearing a normal t-shirt, a hoodie, skinny jeans, tennis shoes, a signed Red Sox baseball hat, and she had a bookbag with her.” I wrote most of the descriptions of her down in my journal before I went to the next set of questions I need to be