The Death Of The Ohio Parole Board

gunshot wound to her head. A firearm was found in the bedroom and seized by officers. Eaton was detained at the police station. He spoke with officers and said he

The shooting occurred at the Fruitvale train station on January 1st, 2009. At the station, a fight broke out in one of the trains and when the train stopped the fight started again outside of the train at one of the stops. While they were fighting on the train the BART officers were called. The officers came and arrested everyone that was in the fight. A guy named Oscar Grant was in the fight and was also arrested (Meyer). While Grant was being arrested by Officer Mehserle, he resisted the officer’s attempts. Since Grant was resisting he was pushed onto the ground on his stomach to be handcuffed. Johannes Mehserle was having trouble handcuffing Grant so the other BART officers helped him. When Grant was on the ground Mehserle was going to tase him since he would not stop resisting. When Mehserle thought he pulled out his TASER, he instead pulled out his gun. Mehserle accidentally shot Grant with his gun since he thought he pulled out his TASER (Bulwa).

Friedrich had been part of that, however, and “Mom was always very friendly and sympathetic to him, and encouraged him to talk to her about his problems. I asked her why, since he was kind of creepy, and she said it was because he needed a friend so badly and she wanted to help. In her mind, she was his friend and she was helping him by being his friend, counselor, and confidant and that was that. And then he murdered her.”

During the time of Lewis's death on October 11, 1809 there was two guns used to shoot Meriwether Lewis. One shot was found on the back of the head taking off part of Lewis's skull and exposing his brain. The bullet did not exist the head which means the bullet would have been stuck in the brain. The second bullet was found in the stomach destroying organs,

fired for self-defense but in that self-defense he had wrongfully shot Boyd. Judge Dennis Porter

three bullets hit him in his arm and his side. The “most fatal” bullet entered Jones side, piercing

shot. After doing ballistic tests on the rifle the police found a palm print of Oswald's on the

LEWIS’S DEATH ESSAY (Due 3.28.18) Meriwether Lewis is an American explorer who is known for his role as the leader in the Lewis and Clark expedition. He was also the governor of the Louisiana Territory. He was also Jefferson’s private secretary, these two were close friends.

When they were planning the murder the said they would choose anyone, even their fathers and brothers. That day, May 21 1924, the boys drove around the Harvard School for boys looking for someone to murder. The passed by one or two before the choose Bobby Franks, 14 year old cousin of Loeb (Jerome 143). They invited him to get a ride to his home nearby to theirs. One of them bashed the boy on the head with the handle of a chisel and he died. They took the body to a culvert on Wolf Lake, poured a chemical compound not unlike hydrochloric acid, and stuck him in it. Later, a man walking towards Chicago passed by the lake and noticed two human feet poking out of the ground. Police were contacted and they found not just the body but special glasses and a sock (Rompalske 26). The glasses were owned by Leopold and he was brought in for questioning. Later both boys were prosecuted for murder and kidnapping. An intense battle proceded. Clarence Darrow, a famous defense lawyer that saved many from the death penalty and avid opponent of it, was hired by the families of Leopold and Loeb. The rest America watched and waited, during the trial the press had full coverage, calling it the “Crime of the Century” (Rompalske 26). This quote was coined by the press of the trial and was made to show the uniqueness and brutality of the murder. They were given life plus ninety-nine

Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson informed publicly that a twenty four year old person of East New York, Brooklyn was imprisoned for 15 years for firing another person in the chest and body during an extensive conflict in daylight in a courtyard of Sheepshead Bay.

As Dennis got older, he started to lose his memory, he had dementia. He then moved in with Christine Harrison, his daughter, Jennifer Curcio, his grandaughter, Ryan & Christopher Curcio, his great grand children, and Darren Curcio in Wayne NJ. When he lived there he liked to stay in his room, listen to music, and just sing. One day when no one was home in the house, he was listening to his music and dancing. When they got home, they found Dennis lying in his bed.

In the united states there have been one hundred and sixty two people exonerated from death row since nineteen seventy three. According to deathpenaltyinformation.org (“innocence cases”). Early as last year former death row inmate Isaiah Mccoy was released from death row inmate under the charges of murder “Deputy Attorney General R. David Favata belittled McCoy in front of the jury for choosing to represent himself, made intimidating comments to McCoy during a break in proceedings, then lied to the judge about having made those comments. McCoy waived his right to a jury for his retrial, but was represented by counsel” deathpenaltyinformation.org (“innocence cases”). There was no physical evidence holding Mccoy for the murder upon his release he MCcoy said “ I just want to say to all those out there going through the same thing I'm going through 'keep faith, keep fighting. Two years ago, I was on death row. At 25, I was given a death sentence – and I am today alive and well and kicking and a free man." seeing that a free man was put in jail for a murder he didn't commit and given the death penalty is a scary process I couldn't imagine what McCoy was feeling this is why the death penalty should be

They picked the locks on every trunk and found the bodies inside. Judd escaped them for a few days until she at last surrendered in a memorial service home on October 23.

Since Captain Leopold was the only other person in the room with Monica, Fletcher accused him of shooting his ex-wife. He sniffed the gun and found that someone had recently fired it. He was shocked. Captain Leopold claimed that he did not fire the gun and did not kill Monica. Lieutenant Fletcher was puzzled because it was only Captain Leopold and Monica in the room. Lieutenant Fletcher took Captain Leopold to the police station and Monica went in an ambulance. She later died on the way to the hospital. The detectives continued their investigation to find out what happened and who did it, if Captain Leopold did not shoot his ex-wife Monica then who did and why.

10 years ago punishment turned into a sport. Murder became very common. It was an entertainment which people couldn’t live without. The last scream or yelp was satisfying to some, yet chilling and addictive for others. Impelled by this, T.V telecasted the ‘12th Hour’, a prison program which soon became known for the most gruesome punishments. Murderers would be put into the prison for 12 days, with 13 other convicted murderers. Every time the clock struck 12 a criminal would meet their end. The only way to ever come out alive was ‘pure innocence’. A day ago I was framed for killing a 13 year old boy.