being tortured by the police. There have 2 cases where happened in Malaysia which similar with the scene that the suspect have been tortured by the police, but the difference of the scene and cases where happened in Malaysia was Said and Hubert haven been release by the police within one day, but the cases in Malaysia of the suspect do not release by the police and the suspect was died in police station. One of the cases where happened in Malaysia was a 22 years old Indian boy named as Kugan Anathan
which, he butted heads with West Coast Rappers including Tupac Shakur. The East Coast West Coast Rivalry can be linked with Christopher Wallace’s death. The mystery behind Christopher Wallace’s murder can be summed up in two theories: Suge Knight ordered him to be killed or the FBI committed the murder. These are two theories surrounding the mystery behind Wallace’s unfortunate demise. Christopher Wallace, Biggie Smalls, was a rapper who became famous in the early 1990s. While in California sitting
Courtney Killed Kurt. On Friday, April 8th in 1994, the lead singer and guitarist of Nirvana, Kurt Cobain, was found lying dead with a Remington Model 11 20-gauge shotgun across his chest. He had reportedly been dead for three days. The case was not seen as suspicious and the initial case was concluded as a suicide and closed by Seattle Police Department. Since the death of the Nirvana front man in 1994, there has been several people that have dedicated their lives to prove that Kurt Cobain did not
of days I have found myself intrigued by Japanese unresolved crimes but was also extremely saddened by the lack of information available in English for most of the cases. After several days of research I came across the heart-breaking murder of Namiko Takaha, and having found no articles or reports written in English regarding the case I decided to make a post of my own. Beforehand, I would like to note all of the sources I have relied on are originally in Japanese and have been translated using
professional athletes and their life style. Half of the nation fights about this right, there are 70%, says yes, that professional athlete’s should be banned from sports if they break a law of any kind, if a regular person murders someone they 25 years to life. If a professional athlete murder or kills a person they suspension, fine or couple of months in jail. 30% say no professional should not be banned from playing a sport why? Because when you apply for a job they will ask you have you convicted felony
Serial Killers in Modern American Society By: Isabel Bonilla Mercado Criminal Investigation Fall 2014 Submitted: October 15, 2014 isabeljulieta@yahoo.com Serial murder has been taking place for a long time, gaining media attention in the 20th century. Ted Bundy, Dennis Rader, known as The BTK killer, and Gary Ridgway, known as The Green River Killer are only a few of over a hundred serial killers known during the 20th century. The media has been portraying serial killers in a certain
Massachusetts Senate for 18 years,and President of the University of Massachusetts. From a young age Whitey was known as a fighter and a thief. His first arrest came when he was 14 and he was charged with larceny. He became a member of a boston gang called the Shamrocks, and over the next few years would get arrested for assault, forgery, and armed robbery. He had to go to juvenile detention for these arrests.
Wrongful Conviction: Is Race A Factor? Almost everyday, someone is being arrested for a crime they had committed. However, the justice system in some cases failed to convict the right person and have sent innocent people to jail based upon misleading identification of suspects. In U.S history, several famous wrongful conviction such as the Scottsboro Boys and Ed Brown were convictions based upon race because of the racial strife from the Jim Crow era. (Grimsley). Even after the Jim Crow era, most
was found at the first murder. On the weekend of the stabbings at Lake Berryessa, bloody knives were found in his car. He told police that they were from a chicken that he killed for dinner. When victim, Michael Mageau, was shown pictures of possible suspects he pointed out Allen almost immediately. Although all of this information fits the description and leads to the murders, police could not find any of Allen’s fingerprints on the victims or letters. After a couple of years of being under police
11/16/2015 Criminal Justice 2460-400 Kimberli Moravec On August 31st 1888 in the East end of London, England the first of five murder victims would be found over a three month period in Whitechapel a place that would soon be as notorious as the perpetrator of these crimes; the victims were found with their throats cut, several of the victims mutilated to varying degrees. These murders would be officially attributed to the killer, later known by the infamous moniker of ?Jack the Ripper?. All five