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    Murder Murder and death are common themes throughout literature works. In “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Alan Poe and “A Vendetta” by Guy de Maupassant, both authors explore the theme of murder in their stories. Both authors take the reader into the character’s mindset before and after committing murder. Although both stories have similarities in the way the protagonists patiently planned the murder; however, there are differences in the motives for murder, the way the murders were committed,…

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    Capital Punishment in Case of an Intentional Murder Capital punishment or death sentence is a practice whereby a person is punished for a committed crime by death. There are several crimes, depending on a country law, which are punishable by death sentence such as intentional murder, murder of a child, rape crime, war crimes, mass killing, genocide, treason, in some countries even political protest, etc., which are called capital crimes or capital offences. Capital punishment is a controversial…

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    years since Ms Gary’s murder. My partner is short but very built his name is Detective Jake Jansen. Rewita Biddle, the victim, had his cheek slit open and he had been stabbed several times. I could see his bones on his hands. It was like someone killed him and then peeled his skin off his hand. I was trying to sleep when a call came in. It was from the Wellington police, telling me that there had been another murder similar to Rewita Biddle’s murder. When I reached the murders victim's…

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    embarrass the police department. He threw her into a psychiatric ward in Los Angeles County General Hospital on a “Code 12″ which allowed police to get rid of troublemakers by throwing them into psychiatric hospitals.”("The Wineville Chicken Coop Murders." ). The Investigation was still done, because the police believed Walter Collins had been…

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    enjoy routinely reading murder mystery books and novels and stories on a routine and regular basis. That being said, as a general rule of thumb, these people are not typically themselves murderers (generally), nor would these people really ever enjoy seeing someone commit an actual murder, nor would most of them actually enjoy trying to solve an actual murder in real life. They (these people who read murder mystery books and novels and stories) probably enjoy reading murder mysteries because of…

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    Frozen Blooded Murder Insanity is defined as being in the state of mental illness, madness, or lacking the ability to fully understand right from wrong. When used in the courtroom, many defendants and criminals plead not guilty by reason of insanity, which is often misused, making it hard to differentiate the truly innocent ones, and the real criminals. Roald Dahl’s short story, “Lamb to the Slaughter” is a great representation of the insanity plea. The main character Mary Maloney kills her…

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    There are many different types of murders. A lot of people tend to think that murder is just murder. They don’t seem to realize that every murder has it different of classification. The different type of murders are first degree murder, second-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, and involuntary manslaughter. These are the different type of murders that occur throughout the United States and a day to day bases. First-degree murder is when someone is willing and already premeditating a plan…

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    Dial M for Murder is a suspenseful yet thriller drama film from 1954, directed by Alfred Hitchcock. An ex tennis player named Tony plans the perfect murder for his wealthy wife Margo, after discovering her affair with a guy named Mark. Wanting to get his hands on Margo’s inheritance, Tony blackmails and old friend CJ Swann, into being the murderer. After carefully planning the murder for years Tony has his chance and convinces CJ to do it the next day. After he agrees, Tony states: he will take…

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    I believe no murder should go unsolved if it can be helped. It is not anyone’s place to decide if another human lives or dies. They may have a family or be a small innocent child that deserves to forefeel his or hers dreams. Murder is a cruel, sickening, and low thing to do to a person. For police to resolve a murder they need evidence and enough to put a suspect behind bars. Acquiring this evidence can cost a lot of money. For example JonBenet’s investigation cost a total of two million…

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    Mary Meyer’s murder has remained unsolved for almost half a century. On a fall day in 1964, Mary, best known for her affair with John F. Kennedy, was murdered in a Washington DC neighborhood, Georgetown. In Lance Morrow’s, “Woman, Interrupted”, he describes the first-hand account of the murder scene and offers two possible theories of why Mary was murdered. He also provides insight to some of the most powerful women in Washington. Lance, a young reporter for the Washington Star, heard the…

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