Ray Leetuf's Murder

Dennis Lynn Rader was born on March 9, 1945 in Pittsburgh, Kansas and was the oldest of four sons. Dennis’s had a very normal life but his behavior changed at around 7 years old when he became sexually aroused while watching his grandmother strangle chickens. He wanted to duplicate that arousal so he engaged in animal torture by hanging cats and dogs. When he reached adulthood, he would break into women’s homes, steal their lingerie and take them to his parents’ basement where he would photograph himself wearing them.

Jay Wilds should be credited with the murder of Hae Min Lee. This is attributed to

Ray and his 3 older brothers were always planning and talking about killing major civil rights leaders and stopping the movement. So one day one of Ray's brothers came to visit him the day before he broke out of jail again. Ray’s brothers denied being a part of Ray’s plan in anyway or helping Ray escape from jail and go on the run.

As both parties finish agreeing upon which jury members are to hear their case, the prosecutor stands up to hear and begins question their first eyewitness, Lester Wade on the stand. The prosecutor asks Mr. Wade to say and describe exactly what he saw on the night of the break-in at the pool room. Wade says everything he saw, he first says that he saw Wade come out of the pool room with a pint of wine, go to the telephone booth and

Expatriate Australian TV news reporter Cass Loukas finds herself elbow deep in the story of her life when she and two Los Angeles cops happen upon a dark and desperate man who has committed an unspeakable act of violence.

Benjamin Ray breaks his journal into two parts: The courtroom conversation and the drawings. In part one of his journal, he provides primary source documents that show the conversation that occurred

It was stated that people were afraid of Max and bullied him, because of his father, Kenny Kane, who was supposedly in prison for murder. This character did not live up to the initial impression most readers had, because on page 160 it states “ so I wrote the unvanquished truth, for months and months, until it was spring again, and the world was really and truly green all over”, and at the beginning of the story Max stated on page 1 “ I never had a brain until Freak came along.” It was shown toward the end of the book, that Max had been affected by others actions towards him because if he wasn’t affected he would have probably acted a little smarter and considerate when he learned about Kevin’s death. An example of the way he actually acted is on page 155 “ a bunch of them jump on me and I keep going, running around in circles like an accident of

Ray got out of the Limousine in tried to stop his friends from killing these two gentlemen, but it was too late, they got all this blood on his white coat and Ray was taken to court, but he was found not guilty, but his two friends were found guilty That almost ended Ray’s career as a football

When Max was kidnapped by his dad it changed him, for example on page 128, Max is yelling,”’ I saw you kill her! I saw you kill mom! I never forgot, not ever! I know you did it! I know!”’

After some time, Max discloses that he has been involved in multiple sexual relationships and says he “can get in any woman’s pants.” He also brags that he is smarter than anyone in the group, regardless of the fact that one person has a PhD in

What would you do if a convicted criminal’s guilt was being questioned? Would you have the urge to let your inner detective shine? If you are one of those people, the perplexity of this murder would be right up your alley. On January 13, 1999, in Baltimore, Maryland, 18-year old high school senior Hae Min Lee mysteriously disappeared after school, leaving her family and friends worried. Weeks later, on February 9, 1999, the innocent young woman’s body was found buried in Leakin Park. Many people, including the whole state of Maryland, pointed fingers at Adnan Syed. Syed comes from a traditional Muslim family, yet he did “American teen-like” things, such as dating and going to

James Patrick Bulger was born on the 16th of March, 1990, to Ralph and Denise Bulger in Kirkby, Merseyside.

It is this author’s judgment that a specific photographic artwork of Man Ray is not a legitimate link between George Hodel and Elizabeth Short’s murder given that there are discrepancies when analyzing Short’s body and Man Ray’s artwork. On the other hand, there may be a link between surrealism as a link to Short’s murder. However, it is a weak link that seems to be based on pure speculation, forcing readers to make conclusions without first inquiring George Hodel’s legitimacy, or lack thereof, as a surrealist. The overarching argument here is that while George Hodel may have killed Short, neither Man Ray’s artwork nor the movement known as surrealism seem to be a legitimate connection to Short’s murder.

Lee was the youngest of 6 children, he was the son of a taxi driver. He was very close with his mother and loved her deeply. Growing up he had left school at 16 to start an internship with saville row tailors Anderson and Sheppard. He later also interned for Gieves and Hawkes.

It was Frank Griffin, a trusted friend. Max read the com-munication in silence. It was not the communication he wanted or ex-pected. Max knew it was time for plan B and he must now contact Marcus Rhodes.