Why Do You Think Mr. Hoo Is Sam Westing's Killer?

Evaluation of the first suspect, is Walter Spencer. Walter Spencer is a hardworking African American slave. Spencer is the prime suspect within the investigation of Mollie’s murder. Walter Spencer could possibly be the killer because after he visited Dr. Stiner’s house he disappeared. Spencer was closest to Mollie, he was her boyfriend at the time and shared the same sleeping quarters the night of her murder. Spencer was the first to report that Mollie’s body was missing.

No one! Sam Westing eventually died of old age. He had lived under four different names (Sam Westing, Barney Northrup, Sandy McSouthers, Julian Eastman). He lived the last days of his life as Sandy McSouthers the doorman.

First, the theory chosen for the social science discipline, psychology is psychosocial. The focus of the theory is how Robert Pickton became a serial killer due to the environment he grew up in and relationships. Pickton’s parents ran a meat business in Port Coquitlam and Pickton alongside his brother helped them. Pickton’s mother was tough and had the children work on a strict schedule. In addition, Pickton’s father had very little influence in his life, but his mother can be the key influence in why he murders women. Pickton was close to his mother and she also was a major authority figure in his life. Consequently, Pickton could have grown a hatred towards women due to his mother and is the reason he targets women. Enough hatred to ensure his victims suffer by raping and killing them Also, due to his mother making him work hard on the farm he had little to no childhood. Pickton did raise a calf and was very close to it, however, the calf was slaughtered. As a result, Pickton never forgot it and also said from CBC News, the incident made him realize life was fleeting. Additionally, Pickton is used to seeing things being killed and dying because he saw many animals being slaughtered when he was young. Death in his eyes has been normalized and is not an unusual occurrence. This is a key reason Pickton does not feel remorse for the killing of his victims because it is normal to him. Furthermore, Pickton was quiet and socially awkward, sometimes exhibiting unusual behaviour.

I think that that Customer C killed Fannin. The first piece of evidence that proves Customer C killed Fannin is that that the cash register had been rung up to 8.75 this is the exact total of Customers B, C, and D. This had to have been done before the murder, because the heel to toe footsteps that belonged to Ernie show that he walked to the cash register after mopping (footstep trail Y.) This was done before the robbery, because the only two reasons that he would’ve opened the register would be to either check someone out, or to give someone money during a stick up. We can tell that he wasn’t getting robbed, because the money’s still there.This allows us to rule out customer A. The second piece of

Lt. Rooney- The Lt. that came to the house after the police called him. He arrested Johnathan, and Teddy and takes away the aunts to Happy Dale.

He does this by copying other serial killer signatures such as John Wayne Gacy, the Boston strangler, and Son of Sam etc. Three murders have occurred and Helen notices through newspapers that each murder seems to be done by one person. Therefore, she calls the police to leave an anonymous tip and they mock her and brush her off as a prank call. However, Officer M.J. Monaham (Holly Hunter) becomes curious and starts to think that Helen would be able to add to the investigation.

What was believed to be a kidnapping of 6-year-old, JonBenet Ramsey, ended up to be the discovery of her dead body by her father in the basement, after multiple hours of searching in Ramsey's house (Saferstein, 2015.) A major issue with the case was that the house was not sealed off, and multiple people, including their pastor, were able to go to and from with no complications (Saferstein, 2015.) In defense of the police team, in the beginning, they had believed it to be a kidnapping with a note and all, and in the end, it turned out to be a murder. Of course the media's eyes immediately turned to the parents but one of the theories is, "The current theory stands that an intruder, with possible paedophilic motives, was responsible for her death, and while this has become a widely accepted working theory, there are several pieces of evidence that simply don’t add up" (Team, 2016.) The ransom note was 2 and a half pages long, her body was found in the basement of the families home, the cause of death showed strangulation and a blow to the head an hour or so before, and also pineapple that she had eaten recently with a bowl that led to her brother's fingerprints were all clues that didn't add up (Team, 2016.)

An unexpected murder with unexplained evidence all surrounding a 6 year old pageant queen named JonBenet all happening on the day after Christmas. Although there are many theories about JonBenet, evidence shows that it was most likely her brother. Jonbenet Ramsey was a beauty pageant queen that was found dead on the day after Christmas in a storage room in her basement of her house in Boulder Colorado. Jonbenet was born on August 6, 1990 in Atlanta Georgia, and was only 6 years old when she was found dead. There was a ransom note left on the stairs addressed to the dad and when her mom woke up and came down stairs she found it and it was asking for the exact amount of money of the bonus that the dad got earlier that year.

After twenty minutes, Jennifer narrowed down the men to two possible suspects. There were certain characteristics of both men that matched the sketch and what Jennifer could remember several days ago when the incident occurred. Jennifer took a leap of faith and chose man number five, which was in fact Ronald Cotton. The authorities confirmed Cotton was who they also believed was the intruder that night. After that day at the station, Jennifer was convinced she had made the proper choice.

Harvey Robinson, then 19, is a serial killer who operated between 1992 and 1993, where he killed three women and attempted to kill a fourth. His victims were, in chronological order: Joan Burghardt, 29, Charlotte Schmoyer, 15, and Jessica Jean Fortney, 47. His fourth victim, Denise Sam-Cali, managed to survive the attack and escape. Robinson murdered Joan by bludgeoning her in her home, Charlotte was kidnapped and stabbed to death, and Jessica died from strangulation. His final victim, Denise, was beaten. Each of the four victims had been raped as well.

Trayvon Martin was a victim of wilding. George Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon Martin, a 17 years old African American boy. Zimmerman is a neighborhood watch volunteer who spotted Martin and follow the allegedly suspicious person. Martin was unarmed during the altercation between the two of them. Zimmerman claimed self-defense and shot Martin. Martin was portrayed as a threat to society. Martin was walking back to his father home in the rain from the convenience store. He was carrying a bag of skittles and a drink. Martin was an innocent boy who was killed by Zimmerman. Zimmerman is an ultimate wilder. “He personified those twenty-first century gun toting Americans, viewing themselves as vigilantes protecting the public and themselves” (p.

Fredrick Deeming born on the 30 July 1853, was an English man, who was hanged in Australia for the murder of his two wives and their children. After his execution suspicions began to arise about whether he had any responsibility in the Whitechapel murders. The white Chapel murders were series of grotesque killings in 1888 which was mainly targeted at the prostitutes in the poverty stricken Whitechapel district. Fredrick Deeming was a renowned Australian con-artist, thief and serial killer. He was considered aggressive, rude and strange towards women. He lived a difficult youth and ran off to sea at an early age. He began a life of thieving and fraud. He murdered his first wife Marie and their four children and his second wife Emily Mather in Melbourne March 1891. Their bodies were left decomposing under the floors of their previous homes. He later travelled to Western Australia were he was captured. He was trialed and hanged for the murder of Marie and Emily Mather and his four children. Speculation around his involvement in the Jack the Ripper murders continue.

To this day no one knows who killed JonBenet, but there are multiple suspects. The most popular suspects are: the mother, father, brother, town drifter, electrician, school teacher, and the housekeeper. (Who Killed JonBenet Ramsey? 8 Possible Suspects)

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

Steve Harmon is guilty of committing a crime and should face legal consequences. There are many reasons why you can say Harmon is guilty because of his consisting lying and evidence from Bobo’s testimony, you will see why.