Jeffrey dahmer was born with two parents who loved him. He was wanted and loved .How did this great start in life turn into the beginning of a story of one of America’s most notorious serial killers? Jeffrey Dahmer was born on May 21, 1960 and killed in jail on November 28, 1994. He was in jail for fifteen life sentences for the seventeen lives he had taken. Dahmer had a bad alcohol problem he got kicked out of his house and discharged from the army for his problem.
The Watergate Scandal The Watergate Scandal was a very low point in American history dealing with government and its corruption during this time. It started with multiple burglars breaking into the Democratic National Committee headquarters in the Watergate Hotel. The scandal occurred from around March of 1971 to September 8, 1974 when then president Gerald Ford gave a full pardon to Richard Nixon for “all offenses against the United States committed between January 20, 1969 and August 9, 1974. (Watergate Chronology/spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk) It began on March 20, 1971 when Fredrick LaRue and Gordon Liddy attended a meeting where the members of the Committee to Re-Elect the President (CREP) where the members agreed to commit $250,000 to “intelligence gathering” operation against the Democratic Party. Then about one year after the original meeting, John N. Mitchell and Jeb Macgruger talk about the proposal made by Gordon Liddy a year earlier to place a wiretap on the phone of the chairman of the national Democratic Party Larry O’Brien.
Hamilton Rebecca English 99 Dr.Mullens 02-22-2012 • Tony Stewart is widely considered to be one of the best racers of his generation ,he has won championships in Indy cars, stock cars, and most recently a championship as an owner and driver.Stewart currently is the owner driver of the No.14 Office Depot /Mobil One/Burger King Chevrolet. Tony started his career as a racer at a very young age ,he grew up racing go carts and was very successful .I remember seeing an interview with his father and him making the statement he knew Tony belonged in a race car when he was riding his big wheel and had it up on two wheels. His mother made the statement that being born in Indiana so close to Indianapolis International Raceway
Brandon Barker Current Event A long-time friend of the alleged Boston Marathon bomber testified in court today that he gave Dzhokhar Tsarnaev the gun later used in the shooting death of an MIT police officer. Stephen Silva, 21, told the court that he would consider Tsarnaev "one of my best friends." Silva is currently in prison after he was the subject of an undercover federal drug investigation last year and signed a plea deal with the government. While wearing a beige prison jumpsuit, Silva testified that two months before the bombings at the Boston Marathon finish line, he gave Tsarnaev a 9-millimeter handgun that had an "obliterated" serial number. The gun was later used in the fatal shooting of MIT Police Officer Sean Collier, according
Billionaire mining mogul Ira Rennert could have used an asbestos suit at times on Thursday. Rennert, who seldom speaks in public, was forced to testify for about six hours in Manhattan federal court over allegations that he looted his company and used the cash to finance construction of a 29-bedroom, 39-bath estate in the Hamptons. Faced with questions from a lawyer for creditors of the company, MagCorp, Rennert was forced to admit that he had gotten some facts wrong in a deposition taken for this suit. Leo Beus, the lawyer for MagCorp’s trustee, was aiming to undercut Rennert’s credibility. “Did you ever understand there was a need for new … cell technology?” asked Beus, referring to a slide of an August 2001 article written by MagCorp’s
Samantha Smith 4 November 2011 King of Drugs News Head line: A drug dealer in the far south was murdered last week at the Hampton inn at 43rd and prospect. His name was Yeager a 24 year old man left for dead in his hotel room after a fight broke loose over drugs; I suppose you could call it a drug deal gone bad. I’ll tell you a little more about this story. Yeager was selling drugs to this kid named Ghandi about 2-3 times a week he was ripping him off real bad. He bought drugs only through Yeager for a long time cause he didn’t know anyone else.
In the beginning of the story Schlichtmann is an arrogant, self confident, a top ten most eligible bachelor dressed in expensive Dmitri suits and silk ties, driving around quickly in a black Porsche. There is no doubt about it that Schlichtmann took the case for money and fame. He let the Woburn case rot like an orphan in his firm’s files for three years until he found the “deep pockets” to sue. He directly contradicted himself when taking this case because one of his initial reasons for not taking it was the cost. When asked why he took the case, Schlichtmann responded, “pride, greed, ambition.
US History Watergate was a major political incident that occurred in the United States in the 1970s as a result of the June 17, 1972 break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate office complex in Washington, D.C. It all starts when Nixon's campaign committee sent some former CIA guys into the Watergate Complex, to bug the telephones of the Democratic national Committee Chairman. During the investigations surrounding the Watergate affair, it was discovered that Nixon was taping everything said in the Oval Office, and his trying to destroy evidence, and refusal to give up the tapes Congress subpoenaed, was what really lost him all support from his party, and supporters. Howard Baker was the VP of Senate Watergate Committee. He is Tennessee's first popularly elected Republican senator, Baker served as vice chairman of the Senate Watergate Committee.
The truth about the JFK assassination On Friday, November 22nd in 1963 at 12:30 P.M., the 35th president of the United States of America, John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated while he rode in an open limousine though the streets of Dallas. The official answers complied by the Warren Commission have never satisfied the majority of the world's population. According to an ABC News television poll, between 68% and 83% of the American public doubts the official government explanation of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Some haunting questions still remain. Was JFK really killed by a lone gunman firing from a book depository?
Attorney General Elliot Richardson appointed a special prosecutor, Archibald Cox, to investigate the entire affair; Cox and his staff began to uncover widespread evidence of political espionage by the Nixon reelection committee, illegal wiretapping of citizens by the administration, and corporate contributions to the Republican party in return for political favors (Columbia, 6th Edition). In July 1973, it was revealed that presidential conversations in the White House had been tape-recorded since 1971; Cox sued Nixon to obtain the tapes, and Nixon responded by ordering Richardson to fire him (Columbia, 6th Edition). Richardson resigned instead, and his assistant, William Ruckelshaus, also refused and was himself fired. Solicitor General Robert Bork finally fired Cox in what became known as the Saturday Night Massacre (Columbia, 6th Edition). In July 1974, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that such recordings were not privileged and Nixon announced his resignation knowing he would face impeachment if he did not.