Robert Lenninson Monologue

“I would to. Anyway, Then about twenty minutes after a guy posing as Jimmy came over to me and we walk for a while. Then I realized that he was not Jimmy. I confronted him and he said I was under arrest the hole time. That guy handed me a noted saying that the patrolman was jimmy. Also he said that jimmy didn’t want to do it so he sent an imposter.”

and me Sally, my sister said. Do you know him ,I asked. No, what else could I say he has a gun.

Baatz starts of the book by giving us a brief introduction of the victim Bobby Franks and his family. Bobby came from a rich family having one brother and sister. Bobby Frank’s father Jacob Franks was a wealthy Chicago watch manufacturer. On May 1924, Bobby left the house to umpire at an impromptu baseball between his school mates and never returned home. Jacob Franks’ friend Samuel Ettelson had connections in the police department and appointed state attorney Robert Crowe to personally work on the case.

“Quite a friend you got there.” Sabra teased. “They left and now you’re all alone, if you know something, I’d suggest you speak now.”

Hello. Today I’ll be telling you story about 12 year old, Levon.And she has a problem with her parents. That problem is time when you worked hard on something, but felt like your effort weren’t appreciated. Well, levon has felt like this before. So let's get right into the story!

*The other man in the room is a highly-skilled detective by the name of PAUL WELLINGHAM.*

Throughout the semester, we have read several different detective stories, looking into each detective’s characteristics, as well as the characteristics of supporting characters, examining how detectives are able to solve the case when nobody else can. Each detective we have read this semester has different ways to solve a crime, but there are also ways to connect these different detectives. Based on the examples of Sergeant Cuff in The Moonstone, Sherlock Holmes in The Hound of the Baskervilles, and Father Brown in Father Brown: The Essential Tales, a successful detective must love what they do, have trust that is hard to earn by others, and they are very detailed in their searches. Without the combination of these three characteristics, detectives

So, out of curiosity where does your name originate from if you do not mind me asking? I’m not a big reader myself I prefer to listen to poem or music versus reading, I feel like I get more of a better understanding when I do that. That’s pretty cool that you have a lot going on in your life and adding your new born in the picture makes everything better. I just became a father of my first daughter as well and she is pretty awesome. Another question while I was reading you intro. What certs have you obtain in the fitness world and how hard was it to acquire them. Well, I hope you get something good out of this class, take care.

“What case?” Pinkerton was giving Oliver a questioning look. “Oliver you don’t even work here. This is private property…” Pinkerton went on but Oliver didn’t pay attention. He was lost in his

“We are from the government and we want you to become a spy to catch the most wanted criminal in America. His name is Professor Louis and we have been trying to catch him for 10 years,” said the shorter guy with the funky mustache.

He looked his part in forensic neuropsychology and though today was an office day, he wore a perfectly pressed Italian suit, silk monogrammed shirt, and unmarred shoes that reflected the overhead lights. His style and his reports were meticulous. He drew in a deep breath to settle himself. Why was he judging himself on a perfectly good recommendation? The Riverdale case had missed something. He was not sure what. Why should he care, he barely knew the defendant?

When commencing a criminal interrogation, the detective must be exceedingly prepared. It is required to know facts like: marital status, criminal background, children, address, job, hobbies? The more information the detective gathers, the better. While they need to be fully interrogated, it is important that they also feel like they can trust the interrogator and possibly relate. The interrogator must also exercise caution, if they provide facts that turn out to be false, they can lose all tenability. (truth sleuth).

“May I please just pass…? I am detective Aurelia Price, and I am here to ask Mr. Brown some questions.”

The detective sighed and rolled his eyes “here we go again, what can I do for you today Koki?”

“Calm down and let me tell you why he can’t help us. Richard is not a criminal lawyer, and he said that is what we needed. He has a friend who is a criminal lawyer; I hired him to defend you. When I leave here, I’m meeting with a bail bondsman, and you’ll go home tonight.”