Paul Dudden Murder Case Study

Anna Garcia died unexpectedly on a hot summer day. The EMT broke down the door and found Anna lying face down on the floor. The case is being investigated. The persons of interest are Alex Garcia, Anna’s former husband; Doug Greene, Anna’s neighbor; Erica Piedmont, Alex’s new wife; and Lucy Leffingwell, Anna’s best friend. The person who is most suspicious of having something to do with Anna’s death is her former husband, Alex Garcia.

Simon Gittany was a male perpetrator. In almost 4 out of 5 intimate partner homicides the perpetrator was a male (Australian Institute of Criminology 1998).

Andrew Dufresne was wrongly convicted for the murder of his wife and her lover and he served two life sentences.

After the ballistics team had come to the conclusion that the gun was probably shot from four blocks away, Detective Healey and Doug Boyle start to go on an investigation. They had went door-to-door to question others to see if they knew anything about Charlie Ward’s death. When the police stopped at Michael’s house, they had asked the McKenzie family if they owned any firearms. Michael’s dad responded with a yes and was asked if he can show them. Michael then responded that he did not currently have his Winchester and said that his friend, Joe, borrowed it. A few days later, Doug Boyle and Detective Healey came back to Michael’s house with metal detectors to search the backyard for any evidence. While searching, Doug Boyle finds an empty casing

July 16, 1996, Sam Jones, an employee that had been instructed to come in early to the Tardy Furniture company, located in Mississippi, to train new members, witnessed the unexpected. As Jones walked into the building, he found his boss, Bertha Tardy, lying on the ground along with three other co-workers, Robert Golden, Carmen Rigby, and Derrick Stewart each with a bullet hole in their foreheads. Steward, the only victim alive upon Jones’ arrival. Jones rapidly ran to a nearby business to alert the police force. Johnny Hargrove, city of Winona Police Chief, arrived first, immediately calling for backup policemen and an ambulance force. Observing the crime scene, police noticed shell casings from a .380 pistol and a large bloody shoeprint lying next to a victim. Moments following the police arrived, they received word of a burglary of Doyle Simpson’s car, a .380 pistol was stolen out of the vehicle, located at Angelica Garment Factory, also in Mississippi. A employee of this factory, Katherine Snow, spotted Curtis Flowers at the Anglica Garment Factory at 7:15 that morning. Flowers was a previous employee of the Tardy Furniture Company, he was recently fired after only a couple of days working at the company, at the time of the murders. Police questioned Flowers twice, the day of the murders and two days later, both statements were inconsistent. Shortly, after the crime, Flowers moved to Texas. As the investigation advanced, Flowers was brought back to

Bambi got Paul to be her accomplice by telling him they were going to split the money. Paul says to a reporter of the Canyon Hill Times, about how Bambi wants Marlene, the live-in maid, to be fired. “The second time occurred about two months ago, when Bambi-er Mrs. Osgood discovered money missing from her bureau drawer.” Bambi knew Marlene would get outraged over the accusations of her being the thief, so Bambi thought it would be perfect to frame Marlene for the murder of Duncan Osgood. Paul Prestwick’s police report states, “Mr. Prestwick had access to the house because of his close dealings with its every-day running and responsibilities to Mrs. Osgood.” On the night of the murder, Bambi and Paul had just come back from a day spa. Since Paul had access to the house, Bambi and Paul thought it would be the perfect

Paul met and married a woman named Anna. He started attending New York University together with McCoy in 1970, and both joined the baseball team, where Paul served as point guard. While Paul was on the team, they beat their medical school rivals three years in a row. The two became best friends and McCoy became friends with Anna as well. They all stayed friends after graduation, even though Paul and McCoy opted for opposing occupations: McCoy a prosecutor and Paul a defense attorney. At some point, Paul was hired to represent a local crime boss, Vincent Dosso. Over time, Paul became immersed into the Dosso crime family and started helping facilitate their activities. To this end, Paul pays an elderly woman living in apartment 2G above Dosso 's social club for the use of her apartment, whenever she leaves town, by members of the Dosso family to discuss their criminal dealings. Paul sits in on some of these meetings. He overhears Dosso and one of his hitmen, John Furini, discuss and plan the murders of several people, including labor boss John O 'Malley. When Dosso is arrested for O 'Malley 's murder, Paul constructs jury questionnaires to find a juror susceptible to bribery. One of Dosso 's henchmen then bribed

The case is jerry murdered by paul lance may 22nd 2003. This case will be about paul how he didn't know what he was doing as he saw the “Vulture eye”. I will show you in this case how paul was insane as he killed him that night of may 22nd 2003.

Stephanie Clifford’s A Shot to the Heart tells the story of Peter Forcelli, a Bronx detective that had arrested and convicted Edward Garry, an innocent man. Garry was charged with the robbery of Irene’s New Hope Grocery and the murder of retired NYPD officer Oswald Potter. When the robbery occurred, Potter attempted to stop the robbery when shouting, “I am a police officer” and knocking a suspect to the ground. Later gunshots were heard coming from the grocery store as two suspects fled the scene. Potters was found collapsed in a car with a single gunshot wound to the chest and later was pronounced dead at a hospital. Forcelli the explains that the arrival of a new system called CompStat and the murder of a police officer created an immense pressure to solve the case as quickly as possible. Basing their arrest off two unconfident eyewitnesses who picked Garry out of a line up, without any physical evidence or even a confession. Not long after Forcelli joined the A.T.F. where he soon developed his interest in pursuing wrongful convictions. His new passion had reminded him of Edward Garry’s case and the idea that a man was convicted on such little evidence made him sick. Forcelli then made it his goal to exonerate Garry, an innocent man serving a life sentence. Forcelli then notes the difficulty of freeing an innocent man from his sentence is much more difficult than convicting him in the first place.

Without a reasonable doubt I think Steve Harmon is guilty of first degree murder. I think this because, Bobo had just meet Steve right before the robbery. Steve had said that he was there for sure. King had said he knew a guy for this look out job. Bobo did not know if Steve was really going to be the look out person. Bobo and King went out to eat after the robbery. Bobo and King had split the money after the robbery and getting something to eat. So really Steve was just there to give a signal Bobo had said. Steve did not even know what was going on in the drug store. Cruz had a chance to grab a taste of money, but he did not because, he was afraid of Bobo. Cruz had said Steve was there at the robbery. Lorelle was at the drugstore getting cough

Lead by Isaac, the rest of Hurst’s group rides into town as Hurst is learning the bad news. Blinded by rage Hurst leads the group straight into the trap set for them erupting into a violent shootout. A few of the kidnappers let out of town with Paul before Hurst, and his gang can kill them all. Knowing the score, Isaac and Hurst's brother Wade urge him not to follow the men anymore. Paul may very well already be dead, and they’ll be more prepared next time.

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.

This Law and Order episode brings up an interesting question as to how far corporations are responsible for how their products are used. After fifteen women are killed in a shooting using a gun that is easily converted from semi-automatic to full automatic, McCoy tries to convict the gun manufacturer, Rolfe Firearms. I don’t believe Rolfe Firearms was guilty of Second Degree Murder.

We have several suspects on this case. Our main suspect is Mrs. Peacock, she has had several husbands in the past and all of them have gone missing witch leads us to believe she committed the murder. When we accused her she would not break so we brought in Mr. Green. He is a scammer and we think that one of his scams went wrong with Bloody and he murdered him. Nevertheless he wouldn’t talk as well. So then we thought, Mrs. White is also a suspect. Granted we actually got something out of her, she said ''When I

For Zack committing the crime under the state of Nevada’s laws, his actions follows under the guide lines of homicide. The reasons for why it is considered homicide is because he had left work earlier than normal due to the fact that he was not feeling good. When he got back to his house, he caught Amanda, his wife, in a compromising position with a fellow police officer. Zack was in shock for a while and then he got this sudden rage and decided to shot at both of them and in the process managed to shot his wife where she had ended up dying later despite his effort to trying to save her. These are the reasons for why he had committed homicide under the law of the state of Nevada.