Explanation Of Banshee

As if molded directly from the depths of nightmares, both fascinating and terrifying. Serial killers hide behind bland and normal existences. They are often able to escape being caught for years, decades and sometimes an eternity. These are America’s Serial Killers (America’s Serial Killers). “Even when some of them do get caught, we may not recognize what they are because they don’t [sic] match the distorted image we have of serial killers” (Brown). What is that distorted image? That killers live among everyday life, they are the ones who creep into someone’s life unknowingly to torture and kill them. The serial killers that are in the movies, Norman Bates, Michael Myers, and the evil master mind of SAW, these characters are just that

This weeks captured most wanted person is Rosemary Lorraine Godbolt-Molder. She is an African American female that is about five feet one inch tall and weighs 123 pounds. She has short black hair and brown eyes. She was wanted for the murder of her five year old stepson, Rayshon Omar Alexxander. The young male was brought to an army hospital in Fort Bliss, Texas with severe injuries that he later sub came to. The autopsy revealed multiple bruises and a skull fracture. During her trial in April of 1993 Rosemary skipped town while on bond. The judge in this case issued a warrant for her arrest and she was placed on the FBI or Federal Bureau of Investigation’s most wanted list for almost 23 years until she was captured this past week (FBI, 2016).

Police states that Kim was last seen walking along Route 116 but never arrived to her cousin’s house and was never seen again after that. One month after her disappearance in July of 1983, her clothing and wallet were found approximately three miles from London Mills in the Spoon River. Donald Leroy Evans claimed to be McClaskey’s killer in 1993 but authorities are uncertain if Evan’s statements are true. He told a reporter that McClaskey’s remains could be found in Iowa near the Quad Cities but this also has never been proven. However, skeletal remains were discovered in Fulton County and investigators initially believed that the remains were those of McClaskey until a DNA test ruled out this theory. Convicted murderer William Reinbold was believed to be connected to the case as well. Authorities stated that he has a history of attacking young brunette women, just like Kimberly. Reinbold, however, has never been charged in connection with McClaskey’s disappearance and is scheduled to be released from an Illinois prison in the year of 2019 (5). Yet, in September of 2006, new DNA testing was done on the skull that was found in Fulton County (8). This testing proved that earlier DNA testing was false and that the skull was in fact Kimberly McClaskey’s. With this being said, in August of 2007, a Fulton County coroner’s jury ruled her death a homicide (8).

In the town of Hershey Pennsylvania a mass murdering is happening. Detective Jeff Sanderstein and his Partner Justin are trying to find the serial killer. So far thirteen victims have been found, but they don’t know if there are more.If they don’t find him many more will happen. There is something odd about this killer. He leaves a note about the person, but he doesn’t leave any fingerprints. They haven’t found anything about this killer. Jeff and Justin don’t know why are what he does to the victim.

By the end of February, police were still digging up Gacy's property. They had already gutted the house and were unable to find anymore bodies in the crawl space. It had taken investigators longer than expected to resume the search due to

Throughout this case, many pieces of evidence came up “missing” and many other people who should have been suspects went without being questioned at all. For example, a problem arose at a local Bojangles, the same night of the murders. The manager working at the time called the police, reporting that a black man had stumbled into the restaurant. He was bleeding and mumbling the manger said, and instead of a report being filed, the working officer found it would be much more convenient for her if she just

Two former classmates of Hae’s saw Syed and Hae talking about a ride home from school, one of thoses girls named Becky said she saw Syed after school the day of Hae's disappearance. Syed’s friends never recalled seeing him but when they were interviewed they all said positive feedback on how he could never be guilty, he could never kill. Syed’s phone records which said he called someone named Jenn who ended up being a weed dealer named Jay. Jay said that on the morning of the 13th, which was Stefanie his girlfriend's birthday Jay was going to take the car out to buy Stefanie something nice so Jay got a call from Syed saying, “Hae is dead, met me at Best buy.” So when Jay met him at Best Buy Syed told Jay that he needed to be seen at school for track practice, then they took Hae’s body to Leakin Park and buried her there. So by 2:36 pm Hae was dead. Jay was interviewed four times and over the course of the four times some of the facts didn't add up to the timeline the police had set

Howell "Trai" Donaldson III, was arrested and accused of the murder of four Tampa locals on Wednesday November 29th. The investigators believe there was not a connection to the four shootings. He had owned the firearm that had been used in the four killings. Investigators still haven’t been able to find a motive to why he had went on a killing spree. They haven’t been able to gather a confession or motive. However, they had enough DNA evidence stacked up against Donaldson. Family members, neighbors, and old teachers had been saying that he could never do something like this, and he had never stood out as a violent young man. Their mayor had stated that the community had just survived Hurricane Irma and now they had to deal with 51 days of unrest

.Gacy was caught because of trace evidence found on college rings in his house. After tracing missing 15 year old Robert Piest to John Gacy, the Des Plaine place were able to receive a search warrant because of Gacys previous sodomy conviction. When they searched the house, they collected driver's license and college rings. The detectives also noticed a strong, strange odor coming from beneath his house. Forensic evidence on the ring traced it to missing teenager John Slye. After getting a second search warrant they did a more meticulous search on the craw space under his house. They found 27 bodies of young boys and men. There wasn't a profile of Gacy, it was a lucky break. The Des Plaines Police Department had no knowledge of Gacys crimes.

Early the next morning of December 8th, the lifeless body of Debbie Carter was found strangled in her small apartment. The murder of Debbie Carter flipped this small, rural, bible-belt, town on its head. People were outraged, overwhelmed, and stunned that such a thing could happen in this town to a young, beautiful girl whom everyone had known. This gruesome act put enormous pressure on local law enforcement to find the atrocious criminal. Finger prints, hair, and blood spatter was carefully collected from the scene.

The beatings, humiliation, tearing apart of families, and the sexual brutality are all there, laid out in a direct, straightforward style that is somehow more horrifying with its lack of exaggeration.

Our story begins in the mid 70’s, in small town Macon,Georgia. A dangerous escaped convict has the whole town and state on edge. Residents were advised to stay indoors due to the prisoner having accounts of mass murder. MPD has several squad cars patrolling neighborhoods. The twisted ways he approached his targets made it difficult for anyone to trace him. They say he tricks people into the woods and then experiments his killing methods on them, leaving nothing but a piece of clothing behind. When several uncovered tracks finally lead to the murderer, Tucker Lee, his house is horror show, too gruesome to describe his “decorations.” Some citizens refuse to listen to instructions and venture out into the barren town. Why would you

The men's tragedy was slightly avenged when they managed to lure Baron Erick Ventris into a trap, and surrounded, killed his men and then killed him. The main villainous role will be played by Stephen Moyer so the Baron's death wasn't all that surprising, but that fight scene was bloody and brutal, and classic Kurt Sutter. You can count on one thing from this series, there's going to be a lot of blood involved.

This is one of the key themes from Watchmen. The Watchmen, who use their time and effort attacking people who they believe to be the cause of the recent murders, make hasty determinations of culpability and impose their vigilante execution without any foresight were doomed to make mistakes. And, in defending the innocents, this raises the questions: how many mistakes will be tolerated before one is considered villainous? How many innocent civilians can one harm without becoming the very monster being fought against? Moore and Gibbons were using the Watchmen not as a case for the necessity for people to take justice upon themselves but to show the idea that vigilantes are essentially destined to turn into the villains they fight against.

Along the same lines, any offenders who commit sexual homicide are found to more likely be psychopathic than any other sexual offender (p. 208). It is understandable that murdering the victims after or during his assault would make him more psychopathic. The more violent the assault the more satisfaction he would gain from the encounter. Therefore, without any mental or emotional restrain, it would only make sense that he would eventually want to end his victim’s life. It is the ultimate display of power over the