Mad Detective

who are white, by skin colour and cultural group really care about their lifestyle, or simply that they don’t exist in that world as this isn’t touched on at all throughout the movie, and the only prominent none white character is seen to be the detective of police who doesn’t appear to be in Project Mayhem, despite everyone surrounding him, being…

crimes, as well as the motives for them, and the aftermath. In the early 1970s, a man named Jon Burge, a Chicago police detective, began almost a twenty-year reign of police terror that involved more than 120 "almost exclusively African-American men, who were interrogated at police stations on the South and West sides of Chicago." (Taylor) Burge worked with a unit of all-white detectives, eventually known as the "midnight crew." Their tactics included: "electric shock, simulated suffocation,…

The man with the limp beckoned Seth and me over. We gathered in front of the fireplace. “We’re not finding anything. We should call the police—” The man in the printed shirt held up one finger to shush us. “Listen . . .” Everyone froze. “I thought I heard something,” he whispered. “It might have just been the old house creaking. But let’s turn off the lights and see if anything moves.” All the lights went out, leaving us in almost total darkness except for the pale platinum moonlight…

it's lifeless and boorish, just like the carrion of Timothy Woodsen. His body was no longer there, but the evidence was. A Butcher knife lied hairbreadth an office chair. “This is where the dispatching transpired,” stated my best friend and detective partner, Nate. “Look, Nate,” I said as beckoned for him to come inspect at what I inspected on the desk. It was a Post-it. “Let’s play hide and seek. I shall hide, you seek” I read out loud. I looked at Nate. “Well, we know that the…

Dancing Within Sanity Through the discourse of The Yellow Wallpaper and The Tell Tale Heart, both wrapped up and enclosed in the open space that entails its given genre, Gothic Literature. However, despite its given distinction of characters, settings, gender, and action, both are dually intertwined in regards to the nature each narrative and plot takes. The Tell-Tale Heart illustrates and manifests itself with a distinct narrator with a kind of “split nature”, a man who can perhaps…

call me Psycho that everyone calls me. I remember nothing. I don 't know anything. Heck, not even my name but you can call me Alamea. Heh, Heh. I am Alamea. You may think I have lost my mind. Don’t worry no need to hide from me because I won’t get mad at you, you don’t know even one thing that has happened to me. All I know is I have been alone in the darkness of the four walls.…

of truth. To contradict, the next section of the poem snaps him back to reality; Whitman dying a closeted gay, the fact he hasn’t decided which path to take for himself, and his hatred for the current period he is living in. He mentions a store detective chasing him when the truth is… it is just his own paranoia that people will learn the truth before he makes his own decision. “Where are we going Walt Whitman? The doors close in an hour. Which way does your beard point tonight?” (Ginsberg,…

On September 8th, the murder of Annie Chapman was reported in the London Echo, “All the circumstances favour the theory that they (the east-end murders) are the work of a lunatic with homicidal tendencies. The swiftness and secrecy of the murders, and the success of the perpetrator in destroying all traces of his presence, rather support the theory…The dissatisfaction arises from the fact that the police, as they have become militarized, seem to have lost the art of detecting murders.” The…

In his recently released novel, And Then She Was Gone Christopher Greyson presents his readers with a suspense novel about a teenage boy who attempts to solve a murder case that occurred in his neighborhood. Greyson wrote his new book with exceptional excellence. Respectively, Greyson’s book thrills, captivates, and stirs emotions with its well-written plot and characters. Also, He uses very descriptive images that makes it seem as if readers actually witnessed the events first hand, easy to…

Psychological Disorders And Ineffective Treatment Phyllis Wade Ivy Tech Community College Mental institution, unfortunately, during the 13th century, when the first institution was built, diagnoses were inaccurate. “In 1818, a man is known as Lawrence, or worse: 14956, was sentenced to the biggest facility of its time, Willard…