“The Texas Killing Field” Rhetorical Analyisis on M. William Fields.
M. William Phelps is a non-fiction crime author in Dark Minds—a discontinued tv show on Investigation Discovery. Mr. Phelps revisits unsolved homicides to bring justice to the families using his own personal experience to formulate theories and although some cases have been justified he brings light to the homicide again to help along with other similar homicides and that happened to be around same area. This episode, “The Texas Killing Field” (S2E4) , “Since the 1970’s, 30 young girls have gone missing in a flat, no-man's land outside of Houston. Several of them have turned up the, leaving investigators to question which murders are connected and where is the pattern of this killer and most importantly when he will strike again.” Mr. Phelps adopts a better in critical tone in order to present the lack of disrespect and finding these young woman.
As he speaks, in “Dark Minds” Mr. Phelps portrays a deep feeling of melancholy, sorrow, and agony. He talks about the desolate road between Houston and Galveston where many have said is the highway of Hell. The show starts off with intense scary music in the backgroun, the screen is dark and he has a mono tone voice as he explains why is the “Texas killing field” one of the most chilling roads in America. The show illustrates examples of how these young women have been picked up the road, in the dark at the edge of the street where these girls are haunted and lured into cars. The author speaks out …show more content…
The Texas Killing Field is a highway of hell as most people would say. This could be anywhere in America, suburbia, people getting out of work, going to dance class, you're going bowling, just driving by, convenient stores, gas station, nobody goes there to die. They come to have fun, shop, and gas up their motorcycles. These young women go missing is almost
M. William Phelps is a non-fiction crime author in Dark Minds—a discontinued tv show on Investigation Discovery. Mr. Phelps revisits unsolved homicides to bring justice to the families using his own personal experience to formulate theories and although some cases have been justified he brings light to the homicide again to help along with other similar homicides and that happened to be around same area. This episode, “The Texas Killing Field” (S2E4) , “Since the 1970’s, 30 young girls have gone missing in a flat, no-man's land outside of Houston. Several of them have turned up the, leaving investigators to question which murders are connected and where is the pattern of this killer and most importantly when he will strike again.” Mr. Phelps adopts a better in critical tone in order to present the lack of disrespect and finding these young woman.
As he speaks, in “Dark Minds” Mr. Phelps portrays a deep feeling of melancholy, sorrow, and agony. He talks about the desolate road between Houston and Galveston where many have said is the highway of Hell. The show starts off with intense scary music in the backgroun, the screen is dark and he has a mono tone voice as he explains why is the “Texas killing field” one of the most chilling roads in America. The show illustrates examples of how these young women have been picked up the road, in the dark at the edge of the street where these girls are haunted and lured into cars. The author speaks out …show more content…
The Texas Killing Field is a highway of hell as most people would say. This could be anywhere in America, suburbia, people getting out of work, going to dance class, you're going bowling, just driving by, convenient stores, gas station, nobody goes there to die. They come to have fun, shop, and gas up their motorcycles. These young women go missing is almost