Glock4: Plot Summary

"’Won't we go to Jefferson tomorrow?’ [Darl] says. He is watching us, his eyes in territory, intent, and sad. ‘I can last it out.’

The British doctor, Dr. Harold “Dr. Death” Shipman was a silent killer. The law enforcement and attorneys must have evidence to convict any person in a court of law. Some of the key factors in this case appear to be circumstantial evidence and there was no forensic evidence presented. The first factor is that Harold Shipman was admitted for psychiatric treatment and a drug conviction in 1976 and the General Medical Council was aware of this serious issue. Yet, they allowed him to continue to practice without any documentation being filed, so they say, and no monitoring was implemented for Harold. Dr. Shipman established a pattern in which all of the victims were injected with morphine/heroin as a result of the coroner’s reporting.

The emergency crews came in and took Kenneth and he was successful revived at the hospital. However, the doctors told Tammy that Kenneth has suffered brain damage and he was put in life support. Kenneth was taken off life support and has passed

When the church fell down, symbolically, it was Sargeant who fell. And when the Sargent got up and started walking, Christ was walking beside him. At this moment Sargent finds comfort, approval and company with Christ. Imagine roaming around a neighborhood with no one to talk to, no family, and no friends, and because of Christ's presence he is no loner anxious about when and where he is going to eat. Although this part of the story was based on a dream or

three bullets hit him in his arm and his side. The “most fatal” bullet entered Jones side, piercing

They checked on him the next morning on the date of July 22 2015 and he was found dead. It says that he had died from natural causes. However, This shouldn’t be taken lightly. If

Normally there is an extreme amount of blood that is found at the scene in most self-inflicted gunshot suicides. Strangely, that afternoon in Fort Marcy Park there was little blood that was found on or around the Vincent Foster’s body. Even more bizarre was Doctor Donald Haut’s coroner report. Dr. Haut is the coroner for Fairfax County, Virginia and the only medical doctor that evaluated Foster’s body. Dr. Haut was quoted in the Fiske report as saying that he observed a large pool of blood around the body at the crime scene. Although Dr. Haut denies that he ever made a statement or was interviewed by a member of Fiske’s investigative team (Balough, 2015). Cory Ashford was one of the Fairfax County Emergency Medical Technicians that was on the scene that day. In fact, Ashford was one of the individuals that put Vincent Foster’s into a body bag at Fort Marcy Park. Cory Ashford told investigators that he did not use gloves nor did he have to wash his hands after putting Foster’s body into the body bag (Balough, 2015). Mr. Ashford was one of four medical technicians that were present at Fort Marcy Park that day and saw Vince Foster’s body. None of the four of them recall seeing a hole in the top or in the back of Foster’s skull but they do recall seeing a puncture wound on the lower right side of Foster’s neck. It was described as a hole approximately the size of a .22 caliber entrance wound. This fact was omitted from all of the reports. (Rodriguez, 1995).

A spiritual revival broke out in his parish. There were six sudden conversations in December. By spring, there were at least thirty a week.

“The reason I am here is because of my good friend Jimmy wells.He is a patrol officer around here. Have you ever heard of him?” asked Bob

One day, he and the dog deviated from their normal path and were led to an abandoned church. Thomas decided to stop and sit on the front steps of the old church. He began to cry and prayed that he would one day become healthy again. After regaining his composure, Thomas began inspecting the church's exterior, which was in major disrepair, and he felt that he needed to do something to spruce it up.

“ I got it honey” I yelled. As I said hello into the phone I tried to quiet my kids. I was expecting Atticus to be at the other end because he was the only one who called us. To my surprise it was a lady from the Maycomb County hospital.

After police investigation, there were many options on account how and who murdered the victim. The gun shot was small and there was insignificant amount of powder remaining on the victims’ body. Dr. Gore, a surgeon in Civic Hospital, checked the wound and discovered that the shot was fired close to the victim. From the bullet hole it look like an amateur fired the gun.

- The chorus is sorrowful about the absence of the Archbishop. Nothing that he did was good for them and they are worried about his return. This quote reveals the mixed feelings toward Thomas. They believe that their lives will be even more complicated than it already is if he returns.

He walked in and in front of the congregation told about his situation. He had been out of work and his wife had died from starvation and he was soon to follow her. He had gone around town to see if he could get refered to a job or work for someone's house doing the chores that no-one really wants to do. Now the things that he couldn't understand was that no-one in the town except for one person had even wished him well on his journey to find work that one person was Rev. Maxwell. His only question is if all of those people who called themselves christen why did they not do as jesus did. Is that not the end goal of becoming a christen is to walk in christ-likeness as much as possible regardless of the situation. That opened up the the question what would jesus do and hen the man collapsed and the preacher took him home and took care of him. They had sent for his daughter once they could find them and to their dismay he died on that same day. After that instance what the man had said really began to grow on the preacher and he couldn't get it out of his mind. As christen's we are supposed to strive to act like jesus but yet we are not willing to do so completely then

Tom was sitting in the last pew of the church daydreaming. When the pastor began to tell his story to the crowd.