The Assassination Of Janet Jackson

Michael Jackson Conspiracy is a book written by Aphrodite Jones and foreword by Tom Meserau. Jones is an author, reporter, and television producer. She wrote this book to inform the world, old and young, about the full details that many did not see in the news. She also explains why Michael Jackson was found “NOT GUILTY” on all accounts that he was charged with. In 1993, he was accused of sexual molestation charge of a young boy in the Chandler family and his advisors told him because he needs to be on tour singing and performing that he should pay this family off and forget about having to go to trial. So, he did what he was advised to do which was probably one of the biggest mistakes because instead of giving that family $22 million dollars to keep their mouth shut he could have took this case to court and won it and settled all the rumors. Jones believed in him and could not sit back and let the media discredit his name and reputation in the way that they did. In the opening chapters, I was shocked and disappointing on how he was slandered and made out to be this child molester and majority of the false information that was spread about Jackson was from the media.

According to an interview with the Washington Post, after having read James Joyce’s collection of short stories Dubliners, Jones decided to give his hometown of Washington, D.C., a similar treatment. In 1992, Jones released his debut collection of short stories Lost in the City, in which he also used point of view to explore the topic of keeping faith in a tragic world with the help of the community around you. Cassandra G. Lewis, the protagonist of the short story “The Night Rhonda Ferguson Was Killed”, is shown having learned that her close and talented friend Rhonda Ferguson has been killed after having signed a deal with a Washington, D.C music record company. “‘We best get on now, so we won’t be late. But you go on by the house...I wanna

This paper will be covering the controversial case of the shooting of Trayvon Martin at the hands of George Zimmerman. This was a polarizing trial for it pitted gun rights activists against gun-control activists and people who were generally against the new gun rhetoric that is in Florida. George Zimmerman was the neighborhood watch for the gated community and would always do his job diligently. However, one night he witnessed someone in a grey hoodie walking on the sidewalk wearing a hoodie. Zimmerman thought this person was suspicious and continued to follow him. After Zimmerman called in that he was following this individual, he was told not to leave his vehicle. Instead, he followed the person into who knows where and the rest of the story is up for debate. The defense team stated that Trayvon had jumped out of the bushes and begun to attack Zimmerman violently to the point where he felt that his life was in danger. The prosecution believed that Zimmerman had initiated a fight with Trayvon and he was at the mercy of Zimmerman at gunpoint for a significant amount of time.

In the summer of 2014, 18-year-old Michael Brown was fatally shot by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson. After the shooting, there had been conflicting reports by police and eyewitnesses about what exactly happened. Officer Wilson insist Brown was confrontational throughout the encounter, while eyewitnesses say Brown has his hands up trying to surrender before he was shot and killed. Following the Grand jury’s decision not to indict officer Wilson over the shooting of Michael Brown and similar cases of officer-involved shootings and brutality such as the death of Eric Garden in Staten Island, New York, politicians, family advocates, civil rights activists, and law enforcement officials have called for police across the country to adopt the use of body-worm cameras. Although there are many who feel police body cameras present a challenge to privacy and safety issues for both cops and civilians, by recording police-citizen encounters, it increases transparency and accountability of officers and the video recorded by body cams protect any false accusations, police misconduct, officials can get clear evidence of what happened instead of relying on hearsay.

Edward Kelly was discovered beheaded in the kitchen of his Broadwater home by police at 4.30pm, on Thursday, June 22. Kelly's sister Margaret Simmons said her sibling and Jonathan Stenberg had a question about a few trees being chopped down. Stenberg drove experts on a six-day manhunt crosswise over NSW, into Queensland and the Northern Territory. Amid this time the previous armed force designer and manufacturer even tried out for a part as a cop in a film featuring Hugo Weaving, Jack Thompson and True Blood star Ryan Kwanten titled Mystery Road. Police in the end made up for lost time with Stenberg at a town called Berry springs, 50km from Darwin after more than 100 police sought through towns and bushland outside of Darwin for quite a long

Police questioned Amanda and Rafaela several times over the next several days and on November 6, authorities arrested Amanda and Rafaela taking them to are the police station where police held Knox for five days. During the time at the station, police observed Knox doing some very bizarre activities. For example, at one point, authorities allowed Knox to sit on Sollecito’s lap and authorities observe him kissing and hugging on her. In her memoir, Knox claims this behavior was not odd, but just Soilecito’s way of trying to calm her down. At another point, seated across the table from each other Rafaela and Amanda are making faces at each other. Amanda insists that these behaviors were not odd, because she had

The violence of Jackson used to make Indians under control, is bloody and full of hostility. In the war with the Creek, Jackson’s body disciplined, and he also finds out that the Indians were impulsive and lacked “discipline.” Because, he viewed Indians men capture and sexual as threats to white women. So, the anger makes he urged his troops to destroy them as ferocious as they can. After the war, they had killed eight hundred Creeks, include women and children. This part really shocks me and change my view a lot of Jackson. I think, what he did to those innocent is a violation of humanitarian, even they are the enemies, cause the women and children didn’t have any resistance ability, there are many ways to punish them but he chose the most

Since these events, however, law enforcement body cameras have been the talk of the nation. With regards to the case concerning the death of Michael Brown, many individuals across the country sternly believe that if there had been actual footage of the shooting that day, Officer Wilson would have been indicted for his actions. With that said, since this specific incident, 30 out of 54 Ferguson police officers have actually began wearing body cameras (Ponsi). Some proponents argue that body cameras will not help to indict officers or even hold them accountable for their actions. These individuals, of course, refer to the death of Eric Garner as an example of this.

Over the last few year there have been many cases involving the death of a young African Americans being killed in ways that fellow black people would describe as vicious unreasonable manslaughter. The case involving Michael Brown occurred on August 9, 2014, in Ferguson, Missouri. Brown was eighteen years old, and was shot to death by Darren Wilson, a white Ferguson police officer. (Bucanan par. 1) After the trial, Wilson was set free as the jury saw him as innocent for his actions. Due to this, and other cases where white police officers were let go after fatally shooting a black man, riots began to arise in different cities. (Bucanan par. 5) The most note-able of these riots would be the Ferguson riots where stores were looted and destroyed and police militarization was required to help settle the protests. (BBC News) The whole reason of the occurrence of these riots is because the black community feels the injustice of law enforcement and that the police force abuse the power bestowed upon them behind the badge on their chest. More specifically there is the issue of racism among the men and some women in the police force. And this is what people of other ethnic background leads to believe is the reason behind the unnecessary manslaughter and police brutality on black people. Like all debates there are always two sides to perspective. For the black community, the main point of view is that policemen are being overly and unnecessarily brutal with their arrests. And men

The incident of JFK assassination is one of the biggest events in the United States of America, and so many of myths and theories are discussed and examined by tons of people who are professional and amateur in any kinds of fields. Even if the Warren Commission adjudicated the JFK assassination was done by only Lee Harvey Oswald, there are significant amount of eyewitnesses that we cannot just ignore are testified and mentioned something about the second sniper which make the people believe that the theory of Gracy Knoll is very logical and beliebable. Still now, almost all people who are interested in the JFK assassination think and assume that there was a second sniper, and the second sniper shot President Kennedy’s head and killed.

June 12, 1994, does the day sound familiar? Just a simple Sunday in California, warm and beautiful. Mr. Orenthal James Simpson made plans to attend his daughter’s dance recital, along with many other events that would occur (Courier-Post). O.J. Simpson, the once lovable football star, turned into a murderer over night. Many of O.J.’s actions on June 12, 1994 have become questionable and most of the evidence sources pointed to him; but did he commit the horrific murders of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson?

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

While the Black Lives Matter organization does not have a direct effect on any particular business as of yet, the results of the their demonstrations have. Rioting and looting have occurred in areas of rallies and protest, particularly in Ferguson, Missouri. In a result to this, the economy of Ferguson has been greatly affected, stunting growth and preventing businesses to flourish in the area.

Camila got fired there is no other way to put it like that. Her getting fired was a rash decision made by her team. The letters that 5h and Camila put it out well it only said half of the truth. Some of you were calling me out because I stated that she got fired then I made a date with explaining why she left if she got fired she has left the band so….. So the reason that Camila got fired is that she no longer brings the money to the group like she used too before she would bring the money and fame now no longer. Now every once in a while record labels do this “research” were they see what the fans want and what kind of music and people do teens (mainly) listen to or would rather listen too, and they did just that with 5h and they saw that

Following her arrest in early 2000, Whitney began having accountability issue with her career. She was consistently late or would miss interviews, photo shoots and rehearsals altogether. In one incident, she was suppose to perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame but pulled out