Jeffrey Macdonald Case Summary

Imagine spending a quarter of one’s life in prison for a crime one didn’t commit. This is what happened to Michael Morton back on February 17, 1987, when he was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife even though there wasn’t real evidence linking him to the murder. There was no scientific evidence, no eyewitness, no murder weapon, or a believable motive. He was their only suspect, and the only thing they had on him that made him look guilty was the statement of the medical examiner Dr. Roberto Bayardo who placed Christine Morton’s time of death at 1:15 AM that morning before Michael left for work. The medical testimony had convinced the jurors that the wife had died while Michael was still in the house. Christine died of eight

FACTS: Douglas E. Metzger lived in an apartment in Lincoln, Nebraska. About 7:45 a.m on April 30, 1981 a residence of the apartment complex was parking his vehicle directly in front of Metzger’s apartment window. Metzger was standing naked with his arms at his side for five seconds. At 8:00 a.m two officers had arrived to the apartment, they observed Metzger standing naked in front of the window eating cereal. The officers said that Metzger was nude from mid-thigh on up and he was standing a foot of the window. Douglas Metzger had violated the Lincoln Municipal Code which stated, that it was unlawful for a person in the city of Lincoln to commit any indecent exposure in the presence of another person.

On March 14th, 2016 at approximately 3:40PM, it was reported to the Department of Human Services and the Muskogee Police Department that the above listed defendant, Jacob Deckard, from January 2015 through March 2016, had performed sexual intercourse on a 7 year old family member on at least two separate occasions and exposed himself to her on another occasion. The juvenile victim, K.S. was forensically interviewed and a well-child examination was performed.

The Four Moore Children- The first son named Herman was 11-years-old when the murder took place. His sister Kathrine 10 was also killed in her bedroom and that horrific night. The last two youngest Moore kids, Boyd being 7, and Paul age 5. These were

Jeffrey MacDonald was convicted in 1979 for the murders of his pregnant wife Colette and their two daughters on February 21, 1970. At the time McDonald was convicted of murder he and his wife were living the American dream. They had a steady income, household and a loving family.

The purpose of this full advice on evidence is to defend client William Hague. The client is on trial for murder under section 302 of the Queensland Criminal Code (henceforth known as QCC). Under section 305 of the QCC the client may be facing life in prison. Queensland’s Supreme Court trial division shall hear the potential case. Persuasive burden of proof is on the prosecution to prove that, beyond a reasonable doubt, the client committed the murder. ‘Beyond a reasonable doubt’ may not be directed, defined or elaborated to the jury. The client possesses an evidential burden to raise any defences beyond a reasonable doubt.

Sentencing began Monday afternoon with impact statements from Kelley Stage Clayton's family and friends. Kelley's sister, Kim Bourgeois, who read a letter from the Clayton's daughter Charlie. Charlie's letter said. "I feel my dad is a coward, because he asked Michael to kill my mom Kelley Clayton."

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In 1992, Roy Brown was convicted of the death of another individual. The victim was fond beaten, strangled, and stabbed at her farmhouse. She was a social worker and was found covered in bite marks and saliva was obtained as DNA evidence. Mr. Brown served 15 years in prison before he was able to prove himself innocent from his cell with the assistance of the Innocence Project. A similar case occurred in 1989, Steven Barnes was convicted of the murder and rape of a 16 year old girl. The victim was found raped and strangled to death on a dirt road. His truck implied him to be a suspect. Even though there was a great amount of statements that supported his alibi, three years after the crime occurred, Mr. Barnes served 20 years in prison before being freed by the Innocence Project.

Crime Scene Investigations involve the identification of unknown suspects, witnesses and victims. They respond to crime scenes to detect, preserve, document, impound and collect physical evidence. 1 This report will give details about the Jeffery R. MacDonald triple murder case, which took place in officer’s quarters at U.S. Army base Fort Bragg, North Carolina, on Tuesday February 17, 1970. I will explain what happened, how it happened and what investigators found. If I were investigating the case, my experience would lead me to follow the guidelines of a criminal investigator.

Michael J. Gill has a history of making the impossible possible in terms of business success and profitability. As a diverse businessman Gill worked his way up the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. corporate hierarchy till he became the general manager of operations. After twenty devoted year, he then retired to grind in the stock market and overall enjoy his family time. It wasn’t until he got word of AAA entering the automotive repair market that sparked his interest of coming out of retirement.

In 1987 in Texas, a prosecutor was faced with this dilemma. Michael Morton was convicted of murdering his wife based on circumstantial evidence. Morton’s defense attorney was never told about, or given access to, the police report in which Morton’s three year old son had told police that his daddy had not killed his mommy. After serving 25 years for murdering his wife, Morton was exonerated after attorneys were finally given access to the police report and DNA testing of a bloody bandana found at the scene of the murder matched a man who was serving a sentence for the murder of another woman.

During his initial check-in Mr. Williamson discussed his charges, substance use, education/employment history and relevant medical background with DOC case management staff. Mr. Williamson arrives to his weekly check-in appointments on time. He indicated that he has custody of three (3) of his five (5) children and would like to seek and obtain employment to be able to support them. Mr. Williamson is collaborating with DOC case management staff to develop an individualized service plan.

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The mere meaning of words can have a significant impact on a person or situation depending on how the words are interpreted. Professor Del Russo discussed in his lecture Recap of the Galloway and MTS Cases, that words are inherently ambiguous, imprecise, and capable of having multiple interpretations. As we have learned in the State vs. Galloway case, laws do not have precise definitions, and can be cracked open and interpreted in a way that is going to benefit the accused. Galloway was originally charged with 3rd degree Child Endangerment and then later the charge was downgraded to a 4th degree charge because the court ruled that Galloway did not have a “significant, ongoing, meaningful relationship” or a “legal responsibility or duty to