Jamson Family

James was adopted by Hedy in 1939 during her second marriage with Gene Markey. When Hedy divorced Gene, she met John Loder and had two children of her own. John also adopted James when they married. Hedy stated "all of my husbands married me for different reasons". She was a very beautiful women and brilliant. her first husband tried to keep her in the house because she was so

Monee was born in the city of Chicago. She lived in a small apartment in the ghetto. “We didn't have much but we made the most of it,” Monee told me during our interview. During Monee's freshman year of highschool, she met a boy named James Bryant. They soon fell in love and were inseparable. The fairytale came to an end when Monee got pregnant at 14 years old with her first born, Jaliya. Although she was scared and surprised, she knew she had to give her daughter a great life. Monee continued in school and found ways to make money so she could support her daughter. After Jaliya was born, everything seemed to fall into place. “Jaliya was a good baby. It was hard but we got through it.” Monee said. But not soon after Jaliya was two months old, Monee became pregnant again. By the time Monee was 19 years old, she had 4 beautiful daughters named Jaliya, Jakyra, Jazzlyn and Janya.

There was no evidence collected and tested at the crime scene which could have proved who committed the murders. A lieutenant who contacted a juvenile officer in Memphis both agreed that the murders had to have been done by someone in a cult. The juvenile officer quickly knew of someone who was involved in a cult and said this juvenile could be capable of a crime like this. The accused, Damien Echols, was immediately interviewed and asked questions that the police believed no one but the killer would know the answers to. The answers that were given by Damien Echols were known answers throughout the community and this made Damien look guilty. Damien’s appearance was very strange and different and he was not considered “normal” in the communities beliefs. He was considered guilty by his Wiccan beliefs and his gothic appearance. Not only was Damien deemed guilty of this crime, but two other boys were also accused of these murders. There are many inconsistencies with the case. The police did not collect all evidence in the woods that could have been collected to possibly link the murders to someone. According to TruTV Crime Library, there was a boy who claimed he saw who committed the murders. He claimed he even saw men who spoke Spanish commit the murders. He later changed his story and said he saw one of the victim’s fathers killing the three boys. This same boy could not even identify two of the boys

The Dionne family, was started by father Oliva-Eduardo and mother Elzire Dionne, got married on September 15, 1925.They lived just outside of Corbeil, Ontario, in a farmhouse. The Dionne's were a family of five previous children: Ernest, Rose Marie, Therese, Daniel and Pauline. The Dionne's also had three sons after the quintuplets: Oliva Jr, Victor and Claud.

All the evidence that I am going to provide throughout this paper will show that Bobby was the person who killed Roy Hoywood. Bobby was in love with Roy’s wife, Rita. He confessed his love through letters using tennis language that had been left scattered on the back patio. A piece of long brown hair was also found in a pool of blood underneath the body. Underneath the victim’s right shoulder was a man’s handkerchief. All this evidence and more will point to Bobby as being the man who murdered Roy Hoywood.

Jacqueline Jeen Schmerer or Grandma Jaci, as all my brothers and I call her, was born in Dillon, Montana in 1942, which makes her 76. She loved her siblings very much as her earliest birth memory was the birth of her brother. As her brothers may have been stubborn they all still got along to play card games.

The murder of a little girl has haunted Boulder, Colorado. Many people have heard of the famous case of the murder of JonBenet Ramsey. However nobody knows what truly happened the night of her murder. There have been an abundance of conspiracies to what really happened the night of december 25th. 1996. Finding out there was a significant amount of evidence was great news to the DA of Boulder county, and also the many cops of Boulder; but the question still lingers nearly twenty years later who killed JonBenet Ramsey?

Several strange theories surrounding what happened to the Jamison family have emerged since their disappearance; none of the theories have been proven true. One theory that debunks the Jamison family, stumbled into a drug cartel, saw too much, and were murdered by an unknown person(s) is a murder-suicide that Bobby or Sherilynn killed the other and Madyson before taking his or her own life. Drugs were thought to be a huge part of the equation. Sherilynn and Bobby both looked “emaciated” in the weeks before their disappearance. Security video of the two outside their house the day they left for the mountains showed them in a “trance-like state,” and the huge amount of cash in their truck made this a very believable theory. The Jamison Family,

They were then taken to a hospital where one surviving victim, who died later, said they weren’t the killers. John and Rubin are released and were “never suspects”.

In 1979, Edward Hope Smith and Alfred Evans were both 14 and disappeared four days apart. It was said that they were the first victims with the last victim being a 27 year old named Nathaniel Cater.

They did not die,they were still alive, according to the story.But there is another side to the story to make people think that they died trying.

Risking their lives for a better future, my ancestors, along with thousands of other immigrants gave up everything they had for a better future. As I began researching my family tree, I started off by finding the origins of my last name. The surname, McKeon, originated from the Irish, Gaelic diminutive 'Eoghain', translating as 'Little Owen'. The pronunciation and spelling of McKeon originated both from the Gaelic MacEoghain and MacEoin, both pronounced identically. By looking at the current spelling of my name, it may have been possible that when my family migrated over to America from Ireland, a miscommunication with immigration caused the spelling to change therefore effecting generations and generations to come.

The Joads portray an old-fashioned family by the roles that each member has and by their limitations, being that the men don't cook and the woman don't do hard labor. There are many characteristics about them though that are the complete opposite of my family, but can still be seen in many families today. The structure of this family is similar to mine by ways of them being lead in a dictatorial way. The oldest is Granpa who has over the years become a little senile so Pa and Uncle John take over to lead the group. All the men in the family take on the hard labor to provide, and the woman take on the role of caretaking, cooking, cleaning. But as a family they treat each other as equals with respect, tolerance, and partnership. Even though the

Alexander Baker was the first to disappear. He went missing on the first Monday of the month. Mrs. Henry found him dead five days later. She had been taking her daily walk on the beach when she found Alexander's body skimming the surface of the choppy water. He was perfectly intact and the coroner could find no cause of death. But how does a perfectly healthy seventeen-year-old boy just die? The confusing thing about this whole situation? No one knows how it happens. The only clues the police could find were minuscule and pointless, each victim was found with different clothes and small lighter. On November 22, Lydia Bower went missing. Her body was found a few days later, floating in the ocean. Her parents had already bought a casket, fit for her size. This was the third murder in one month. Our town was cursed. And there was nothing we could do about it. Tuesday, November 30, 1982- Morning I sat down on the edge of the earthy cliff, letting my feet dangle above the ocean. This is where their lives had ended. Three teenagers, full of dreams and aspirations- reduced to a lifeless body, bobbing in the ocean like a buoy. I concentrated on the waves for hours. Riley Henderson went missing three days ago. Her parents had already ordered a casket. The police in this small town had given up ages ago, and no one cared enough to come investigate murders in a town with the population of five-hundred and two. At this rate, no one knew what the future held. After a few hours of just

When asked about his grandparents, he states he has only met his grandfather, Anthony, on his father’s side of the family. He passed away from lung cancer when Johnathan was very young. Jonathan states he does not remember much about him. Judy’s mother died when she was just a young girl. Her father, Herbert, remarried to a Polish woman whose name Jonathan was not sure of since it is not something his mother talks about often. Judy left home soon after her father, Herbert, remarried, since her and her step mother did not get along. Jonathan has recently found out his grandfather on his mother’s side is still alive. His mother also had one brother, Herb, who she