Victim Ronald Logan's Case

In Missouri during 1993, Christopher Simmons, a 17-year old, committed capital murder after he instigated two other juveniles (Benjamin and Tessmer) to conspire to kidnap and murder an innocent woman named Shirley Crook. It was never completely determined why exactly Simmons wished to murder Crook, however, he did later admit that Crook was involved in a previous car accident with Simmons. At approximately 2 a.m. on the night of the murder, Simmons and his two friends met up to break into the home of Crook, but Tessmer left before Simmons and Benjamin decided to go through with the heinous crime. Simmons and Benjamin broke into the home of Crook, entered her room, covered her eyes and mouth using duct tape, and bound her hands together. The

To explain the crime, the criminal involved in the crime tricked the woman into getting in her car by impersonating a parking attendant. He stole the woman’s purse and car keys and drove off with the woman’s vehicle. During the carjacking, the man tried to attack the woman with a screwdriver which resulted in the criminal being stabbed. (“Antonio Beaver”). The victim gave a very vague description of the criminal, mentioning that he was african american, was wearing a baseball cap, was 5’10, had crooked teeth, and had facial hair.

Facts: On December 2, 2004, Terrance Jamar Graham (Petitioner), a 16 year-old male, was with two adult accomplices when they broke into a house. While they were ransacking the house, looking for money, they held two men up at gunpoint, and Graham held a gun to one of the victim’s head. They fled the scene and attempted to rob another location, where one of his accomplice’s was shot. Graham took him and the other accomplice to the hospital. When a police officer attempted to pull Graham over, he did not stop and led police on a car chase. Graham attempted to flee on foot but was apprehended and arrested. Graham denied involvement but admitted to violating probation by fleeing. Graham was on three years of probation for attempted robbery of

Later, the victim felt something was not right and began to take a walk away from them. But then, Campbell called him back and asked him where he was going, he also said that Jordan and the Juvenile has gone, but when the victim got back inside the car, he saw Jordan and the juvenile still standing there. Campbell then drove far into Linkins Road before they had a stopover and Campbell again got out of the car. According to the report, when Campbell and the victim got out of the car, Campbell grabbed the victim by the neck and stabbed him, the victim tried running but Jordan and the juvenile caught him and Campbell stabbed him again while the others beat him up. The victim stumble and they thought he is dead according to the report. The victim’s face was fractured and had stabbed wounds. They stole some of the victim’s properties and went away with it. The men were caught and were charged with first degree murder, theft, robbery and assault.(SoMdNews).

Police are called into a local gas station where an armed robbery has just been reported. They now surround the premises looking for any possible evidence or whereabouts of the deviant responsible for this. Amongst the eyewitnesses there were no injuries but one shaken victim, Sally Mae Rickets, who was severely traumatized by this ordeal. Police question and gather enough information to pinpoint a main suspect, a white male, age 24, by the name of Ricky Bobby Smith. The local police department has a probable cause to arrest him. With a undiagnosed history of mild mental illness, two separate counts of misdemeanor, and the fact he has already been in prison and is currently

I made contact with Officer Foreman who subsequently informed me there was a second armed in the neighborhood of the 1200 block of S. 31st Street. Officer Foreman stated there are details that are consistent with the armed robbery the night before at 1215 S. 31 St., however, some details are different. The victim and home owner, Loren Hytch, said he heard something jiggling at his door and opened the door to have an unknown male pointing a pistol in his face. The unknown subject

On April 23, 2017, a Reno Police Department officer responded to a reported of a physical fight involving multiple subjects at a downtown parking garage. The officer discovered a large group of people yelling at a male subject, later identified as Bernard Turner, the defendant. A female victim stated the defendant had hit her. In a nearby elevator, a male victim with a bloody face was discovered. The defendant was in an aggressive stance and challenging everyone to fight him.

Victim/Reporting Person Summary: Arthur said a female in her 30's with brown hair and wearing a flower dress came to his home. Arthur said the female told him she was a termite pest control worker. Arthur said the female was there to survey his home and collect water samples from the home. Arthur said the female had him get water samples from around the home. Arthur said while he was collecting the water samples the female went into his room and stole a Smith & Wesson .357 caliber pistol

On 05/25/16 I arrived at 19 Parkridge in reference to a disturbance with a weapon call. Upon arrival I made contact with Janette Bell. Mrs. Bell said on the morning of this date her husband, Alvin “Mack” Bell, became angry with her. Mrs. Bell said Mr. Bell began yelling at her and accusing her of leaving him alone. Mrs. Bell said Mr. Bell retrieved a .22 rifle from a gun cabinet in the bedroom of the residence located in the southwest corner of the home. Mrs. Bell said Mr. Bell pointed the gun at his head and said he was “tired of this mess” and further stated he would not be around much longer. Mrs. Bell said Mr. Bell continued yelling and began waving the gun around in front of himself and several times the firearms muzzle crossed

I Confess depicts the story of Father Logan who gets wrongfully accused of murdering a man. One night, the church’s caretaker, Keller, confesses he accidently killed Villette, a man he works for at his other job. However, Logan is forbidden to tell anyone because he cannot reveal what is said in confession. Witnesses reveal that they saw a priest walking out of Villete’s house at the night of the murder. The police suspect Logan because he was seen at the crime scene the next day talking to a mystery woman. The mystery woman is Ruth who is married but still admits being in love with Father Logan. The police interview Ruth where she explains how her and Logan were lovers, but lost touch when he went to war. She eventually marries another man,

On 7/20/15 worker visited WBMC, for the purpose of assessing Mr. Hubert Knoblock need for services. When worker arrived, Mr. Knoblock was lying in bed. He was appropriately dressed and did not present an odor. Mr. Knoblock is legally blind and reported he was attacked by his landlord, Ellis Nickolas. According to Mr. Knoblock Mr. Nickolas was upset because the grass had not been cut. Mr. Knoblock stated he told Mr. Nickolas he was unable to mow the grass so Mr. Nickolas mowed the grass. Then, Mr. Nickolas came back to Mr. Knoblock's home and demanded payment for mowing the grass. Mr. Knoblock told Mr. Nickolas he did not have any money. Mr. Nickolas stated, "I'm going to get my money one way or another." Mr. Nickolas then hit Mr. Knoblock across

A man, G, is being charged with attempted murder and assault because G believed he was going to be attacked by four young men demanding money from him on the train. In an alleged attempt to protect his self, G shot each of the four men multiple times. After committing the crime, G ran away from the crime scene. Although G claimed to have been protecting himself, his act was not one of self-defense.

” My mom depressingly reached for the purse on the floor of the passenger seat opposite her. The purse was filled with freshly cashed hundreds to pay for the rent and other expenses. My mom knowing this reached for her purse on the floor very, very slowly (as they had instructed). Then, she handed it to him through the halfway opened window. He had an accomplice with him (the getaway driver) who came out from the front seat of their SUV to take the purse. He quickly stashed it into the backseat. Finally, he rushed back to the person holding the gun, and they were muttering something to one another. My mom later told me that they were debating whether or not to kill us. My mom smashed down the gas pedal, the car not even in reverse, blood pumping, adrenaline racing. However, miraculously, the car somehow reversed out of the driveway. Directly after this event my mom and I fled back to church. I later had a phobia of being in solitude and always wanted to be around my mom. The way my mom drove out of that scene was so brave, and if that ever happened again I wanted to be around

The victim reportedly got in the defendants face and told him he better not ever try to come on to his younger sister again, this was done in front of a crowd of people so the defendant was embarrasses and reportedly said he would get revenge. The victim’s body was found early on a Sunday morning and the defendant turned himself in that Monday morning, after pleading guilty to his friend’s death he wrote a letter to the victims parents apologizing for his actions.

When we got a call that a crime was committed on September 27th 2011, we got dispatched to the scene. We arrived at 2:58PM. The crime was committed in a closet in the McCormick building of the first floor. We took action and cordoned off the scene from bystanders/media/etc. There was a middle aged Caucasian man who had been stabbed to death. The male had 5 stab wounds: two of them were on the lower chest on each side, two of them were up on the upper chest on each side, and the final and most likely deadly wound was that his neck was sliced. He was wearing tan khaki pants with a blue button down long sleeve shirt. There was a lot of cash found at the scene as well as a gun; more specifically a