Bill Martin A 59-year-old alcoholic who is treated on a Chemical Dependency Unit. You are a nurse working in a Chemical Dependency Detoxification Unit. Fifty-nine-year-old Bill Martin was admitted an hour ago following an intervention at his place of employment. His coworkers and wife confronted him about his excessive use of alcohol. According to Bill's wife, who accompanied him to the hospital, Bill had a 17-year history of drinking, but then became sober for ten years.
Anne and Margot Frank were named deceased in March of 1945, just weeks before the concentration camp was freed. They died from a typhus epidemic, which broke out in March 1945. Anne and her sister's corpses were dumped into a mass grave which they were later buried together. Anne's mother was killed the January of that year; and her father survived. Anne Frank is likely the most famous Jew that was killed during World War II.
A jury found Gein guilty of first degree murder but criminally insane at the time of the murder, the trial lasted only a week and he was sentenced to life in a mental institution. He was committed to Central State Hospital for the Criminally Insane in Waupon, Wisconsin. He was an ideal patient who made rugs, polished stones, and operated a ham radio. In 1978 he was transferred to the Mendota Mental Health Institute where he died of cancer on July 26, 1984, at the age of 78. He was buried beside his mother in the Plainfield cemetery.
“While being lifted onto an LST, he was almost dropped into the sea, having only been caught by the foot. After laying in the hold with hundreds of other wounded, he finally got a spot on the USS Samaritan.”(Standring Pg.5) Happily, the flag went up on Suribachi, just before Lucas was shipped off to Honolulu. Lucas went under the knife twenty two times before the doctors were finished. “Surprisingly, there are about 200 pieces of scrap iron still in him, some the size of .22-caliber bullets, which to this day, constantly set off airport metal detectors.”(Carpenter Pg.1) After close to seven months, Lucas was in good enough shape to be separated and put up for the Medal of Honor. At the time, the young man did not even know what it was, claimed “I went there to do one thing, and that was to
Over a year the US army covered up their massacre and 13 soldiers were charged with war crimes against humanity. Lieutenant William Calley was convicted as his platoon had killed 200 of the victims. He was given 10 years imprisonment but however only served 3 and received parole in 1974. He then settled down and had a quiet life as a shopkeeper in Georgia. During the attack the US army had no real opposition.
Lyle had beaten his slave very badly and left him for dead. Jonathan Strong spent four months in hospital. Granville Sharp paid for it. After that Strong worked at a job for the next two years. One day Lyle saw Jonathan Strong in the street.
Not long after the rest of the members broke up, going on to attempt solo careers. (Solo.com 2) On April 23, 1991, Thunders was found dead in his room at the St. Peter House in New Orleans, Louisiana. Nolan performed at a tribute concert for Thunders later in 1991; a few months later, he died of a stroke at the age of 40. (Allmusic.com 6) In 2004, the surviving members reunited to perform at the 2004 Meltown Festival. Shortly after Aurther Kane checked himself into a Los Angeles hospital with what he thought was a severe case of the flu.
Not long after his sentence, Bundy was electrocuted after confessing to thirty murders. During his execution, a crowd of about two hundred people gathered to cheer on his fate. Jon Norheimer writes, "He was pronounced dead at 7:16 A.M. after 2,000 volts of electricity surged though his body for one minute"
A lot of people have died because of police officers and the reasons are clear, it is due to criminal activities they have undertaken and then refuse arrest which later causes a spark to ignite between the authorities and the civilians. Other times it is proved that police men just take advantage of their rights and brutally use force against citizens. Are police officers considered fair or brutal towards people? No one can deny that police officers have abused of their authority specially in big cities. Amadou
The police and news channels broadcasted the warnings against the predator, for they feared the lives of prospective victims, yet at the same time, he was allowed into the society. If the system feared for the attacks to reoccur then why did they allow him to be released? Why in the first place would we release such a man into society and risk the lives of women. In spite of having the four pillars of the justice system, why do we fail to prevent such crimes? When will the court realize that this man, among many, is a threat and perhaps deserves a real substantial prison sentence?