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    Robert C. Hansen is known as Alaska’s most prolific serial killer. His patterns of kidnapping, rape, torture, and ultimately hunting his victims before killing them reads like a Hollywood movie script; and in fact did become a recent move, The Frozen Ground (2013). Robert “Bob” Hansen was born on February 13, 1939, in Estherville, Iowa to a Danish immigrant family. His father, Christian, was a baker by trade and operated his own bakery in their small town (Greig, 2012). In his youth, Robert…

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    home if he misbehaves. The fact that Sam has to say “[i]f you don’t behave” “I’ll take you straight home” (O. Henry 18) creates humor because Johnny realizes he is kidnapped and is happy. Johnny acts like he is with his friends and not two, random, kidnapping strangers. O. Henry also creates situational irony when Johnny gets upset that Bill and Sam are taking him home. Johnny starts “up a howl like a calliope and fastened himself as tight as a leech to Bill’s leg” (O. Henry 25). This creates…

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    Miranda V Arizona 1966

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    Miranda v Arizona, (1966 is known as a high status landmark decision of the US Supreme Court. In a 5-4 majority rule, the Court brought both accusations and justifiable statements made in acknowledgement to interrogation by an offender in police custody will be justifiable by trial only if the pursuance can clearly show that the offender was informed of the right to be consulted with an attorney before and during questioning and of the right against atoning oneself before police questioning, and…

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    beat migrants.” Eighty percent of migrants will be assaulted or robbed. Sixty percent of migrant women will be raped. Between April and September of 2010, Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission concluded 214 kidnappings involving around 11,300 people let alone just reported kidnappings. Danger comes from every direction. Many have made the trip before and know first hand how brutal it can be. Honduras has the world’s highest murder rate, El Salvador the fourth, Guatemala the fifth. Much of…

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    Indigenous Women

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    this may sound like a dystopia, this is reality for the Indigenous Women of Canada. Sadly, these women are forced live in constant fear, knowing that any goodbye could potentially be their last. Indigenous women have been the subject of various kidnappings and murders for a very long time now, and the government has done next to nothing to improve the situation. People are even going so far as to say that there is not much more that could be done to help these poor women. In the following…

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    1932 The late 1930s were a time period of improvement. Thesis: 1932 was a year with Presidential politics, a kidnapping, economical loans, scientific discoveries, the disappearance of 2 aviators, a world championship, olympic sports, higher revenues, costs of basic things were cheaper. Fashion trends were evolving. In the year 1932, the Presidential Interregnum between Hoover's term and Roosevelt's lasted four months. Franklin Delano Roosevelt wasn't able to take office until March 4, 1933.…

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    Next day, Robert Crowe called in Richard and Nathan for interrogation and had them in custody for almost twenty-four hours without yet making a formal arrest. The investigation was changed course of the case. All clues pointed to the conclusion. Nathan’s handwriting matched ransom letter and Nathan’s glasses was found near the corpse. Nathan and Richard became prime suspects of the case with none of them confessing or asking for a lawyer. it’s been weeks since boys were taken in custody and…

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    Creative Piece ~ To Kill A Mockingbird ~ Additional Chapter ~ After the tragic case that struck Maycomb – misery was spread, people became less social, and less talkative. Maycomb was built over a dominion tradition that would last for generations. There was a social tension between whoever favors colors over justice, people became furious about their segregation. the public started to understand Atticus’s point and how Maycomb needs a new era of peace and justice. As long as the Ewells…

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    The Mothers and Memory In 1977 just after the Argentine “Dirty War” began terrorizing the nation, a courageous and determined group of mothers took to the streets to protest the disappearances of their sons and daughters. These women, known as the Madres de Plaza de Mayo, became a powerful source of resistance to the Process of National Reorganization commissioned by the military junta which controlled Argentina between 1976 and 1983. In these seven years, it is estimated that roughly 30,000…

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    Why You Reckon Analysis

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    money, it doesn't mean they have a happy life. Money is the center of anything and everything today. It seems like nowadays, you need to buy your happiness, and without money, you aren't happy. The main conflict in "Why, You Reckon?" is two men kidnapping a rich person for his money. After a long conversation with the "white boy", the two men finally gave up on him. The one man took what they got off of the poor white boy, and the colored man stayed back with the fellow to make sure cops…

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