Robert Gilbert: Strangers In The Dumpster

Steven Crook’s, the husband of the victim returned home that same day in the afternoon. Mr. Crook contacted the police after not being able to find his wife and noticing that his home had been ransacked. A fisherman discovered Mrs. Crook’s body in the river that same afternoon.

In our book groups we discussed two essays “The Connection Between Strangers” by Miles Goodwin and the essay “The People Who Love You When No One Else Would” by Cecile Gilmer. In my group we said that “no matter how big or small your act of kindness is, it could change someones life” was demonstrated in both essays. In the first essay, “The Connection Between Strangers”, shows this because this little girl walked up to this solider and congratulated him. Little did she know, that the small action had changed the soldier’s life, as he said in the essay, “That girl undoubtedly has no memory of what happened years ago… It doesn't matter why she gave me the magazine. The important thing is she did” (Goodwin 83).

Due to his history of intense behavior, Robert has served much of his sentence in the maximum security wing of the prison. However, after being in and out of prison for 16 years, he has recently become eligible for parole and was granted parole at his hearing. The one stipulation of the parole, however, is that he continue treatment and meet with his parole officer. At the end of the video, it was reported that Robert stopped taking his medicine and was discharged from the homeless shelter he was residing at. Furthermore, Robert has discontinued reporting to his parole officer and will possibly have a warrant out for his

The word stray can be interrupted in many ways; however, commonly we define it as moving aimlessly away from a group. In the story “Strays” by Mark Richard, readers explore the symbolism of being a stray throughout many different aspects of the plot such as the setting and the characters. In the story, we read about two brothers that are left by their parents in the care of their alcoholic, gambling-addicted Uncle Trash. To say they are lacking in resources and authority figures might be an understatement, not to mention their house is falling apart and they lack the most important thing in life that we all desire - love. Although they appear to have no source of love surrounding them, their comfort may be found in the four-legged, fury visitors underneath their leaking pipes.

In 1999, a home invasion occurs where two burglars break in and kill Clyde Shelton’s wife and daughter. A terrifying incident that happened simply by Shelton opening the door without checking for who was entering. He and his wife were tied down while being stabbed, and their daughter was taken away (we assume she is killed as well). Shelton seeks justice from prosecutor Nick Rice, but Rice is unable to find any evidence against the two robbers. Rice is a high ranked prosecutor with a high conviction rate. He wishes to keep his stats high by making a deal with one of the robbers, Clarence Darby, to a lesser charge if he testifies against his partner in crime, Rupert Ames. Shelton gains knowledge of this deal for Rice’s career and feels as

Growing up Robert, the father of this family, was the eldest of three siblings. His parents didn’t give him much to any

The cashier stated that the couple had smelled like gas. She also asked them if they had been working on cars. The cashier stated that the couple did not answer the question, and they asked if they could have change for a $10. Robert then told the cashier to take all of the money out of the cash register. He pulled out a water bottle filled with gasoline and a lighter. He told the woman that if she did not give him the money, then he would light her on fire.

The term genocide means terminate an entire race or group. In the Holocaust, millions of people were murdered by the Nazis under the order of Adolf Hitler. The main target during the Holocaust were Jewish people, or more specifically those who did not fit into the Aryan race (Adolf Hitler’s picture of how a person should be). Adolf Hitler and his army the Nazis tried to commit genocide by eradicating the Jewish race, but luckily they were not successful in doing so. The story “Terrible Things” by Eve Bunting and the poem “The Hangman” by Maurice Ogden show in very different ways a lot of the same themes about the Holocaust.

There has just been a Crime that 2 people named Drake McBride and Jimmy Lee Baylis, who work for the red diamond energy incorporation (RDEC). Drake McBride’s dad gives him 1 last chance to make money or he is not going to help him anymore. Here is what happened. Drake McBride is the leader of the RDEC The Red Diamond energy Corporation wants lots of oil to make their store popular. Drake McBride hears in the Black Vine Swamp there is lots of oil in Section 22 so he hires Jimmy Lee baylis to buy section 21 but the realized that there is no oil in section 21. He wanted section 22 but then finds out that property belonged to the state of Florida.He wasn’t able to get drilling rights in the site because that belonged to the state of Florida and

He was very rich and let everyone know it by living like it. He hosted the grande

He was used to live in his brother’s shadow, but when the boat accident happened to them, he was the only one to survive. As he was always indentifying himself the less important one, he considered it was wrong that he was the one who would still have a life. As a result of nervous breakdown, he tried to kill himself with cutting his wrists in the bathroom, fortunately his father found out and save him. Then he went to the psychiatric for four months. When he comes back, there are still issues he needs to deal with.

I spoke with Billy Hough who advised that he is the one who found Ricky who is Billy’s brother in-law with a rope around his neck hanging from the tree. Billy stated that he had to use his pocket knife to cut the rope that was around Ricky’s neck. Billy and his wife were at church when he received a text form Ricky’s grandmother at 7:48 PM telling them

Following their interrogation and arrest, Bill and Stan attend the pre-trial procedures. Stan is being formally charged with accessory to murder in the first-degree, while Bill is charged with first-degree murder. At the arraignment, the judge begins by asking Vinny (the defense) how his clients

There son stole meat from the factory to feed his family, he thought he was gonna get shipped away. Later that night there father had another boxing tournament and his manager found out he had a broken hand and Jim still wanted to fight, he needs the money. That night Jim was fighting a punched the guy's head and finally broke his wrist completely but still continued to fight. The second time they were hiring he finally got the job and worked with stacking bags and got $6.74 for working one day. There apartment is past due and now one of their sons is very sick and his fever is getting worse and one of their daughter has a sneeze. They sent their kids away with there grandparents and her sister. The father left his wife for a while because of the decision she made to have the kids shipped away without him. Jim went to Madison SO. Garden to try and get money to get his kids back. Finally brought his kids and his wife home, one year later he is now boxing with his manager and won his last fight and came home with a bunch of money. Jim was hired again with the same job and was offered another job to fight permanently. As you can already tell he has been switching his jobs back and forth like a normal man or women did

The Warden sees how intelligent Andy is and moves him from hard labor, into the Library. Andy helps other guards with their taxes and college funds for their children. After 6 years of writing letters to the state, Andy receives two hundred dollars and used books for his library. Andy finds out about the Warden stealing money. After calling the Warden “obtuse” Andy is sent to Solitary for a month. One morning during count, Andy doesn't show up. The guard goes up to his cell to find it empty. Red is sent to Andy’s cell while Warden asks him questions. As he is asking him questions, he is throwing Andy’s rocks around the room. The rock hits a poster and goes through it. The Warden rips down the poster to find a hole in the wall. Andy escaped and stole the Wardens money. He mailed an article about a murder at the prison to the local press. At the prison, Hardley is arrested. When they go looking for the Warden, He is locked in his office with a gun. He then points the gun at himself and commits suicide. Red finally gets approved for parole and leaves