The results were catastrophic for the Austrian army: his actions contributed to the deaths of half a million Austrians. Redl committed suicide after Austrian police discovered his betrayal. 2、Harold Cole was the deputy commander of Scotland Yard during the end of the World War 2 and is considered one of the worst traitors of the war. He was responsible for divulging information to the Gestapo about the French resistance escape lines, which he had helped create. He also divulged information about the French resistance leaders to the Axis, resulting in the death of at least 150 people.
I cried out for help immediately.” Police were called to the Elsinore Castle in Denmark after having found King Hamlets dead body, the Police initially treated the scene as a homicide. “I can’t get into what they saw, but based on information received during those interviews, it leads me to believe that King Hamlet’s death was in fact a murder and Claudius is our top suspect.” said Denmark police Det. Hank
Should cases be closed if evidence is found prior to the dismissal of a case? On December 25th, 1996, six year old JonBenet Ramsey was found dead in the basement of her Boulder, Colorado home. She was the daughter of John and Patricia Ramsey and a well known beauty pageant contestant across the United States. No one knew the reason for the murder. JonBenet’s parents were seen as suspects until authorities later found DNA belonging to a Caucasian male, clearing the parents from having anything to do with her murder.
On August 21, 1614, age of 54 , one of her guards peaked in on her and found her dead. It was said she was burned at the stake and then placed in the family crypts. Throughout her life she had a strange encounter with who was known as ‘The Dark Stranger’, no one including herself ever talked about the encounter. Then after her death, he returned. That’s when they actually saw who it was.
Forces of Time; The Stone Diaries In Carol Shields’ The Stone Diaries, she tells the fictional autobiography of Daisy Goodwill. From conception up until her birth on a kitchen floor in Tyndall, Manitoba in 1905 her existence is known by no one. Immediately following the birth, Mercy Goodwill, Daisy’s mother dies. Daisy is then taken by her neighbour, Mrs. Clarentine Flett, to Winnipeg to be raised; where they reside with her son Barker Flett. Daisy never meets her father, Cuyler Goodwill, until she is reunited with him due to the unforeseen death of Mrs. Flett.
The story begins when a farmer, John Wright, had been found strangled to death by a rope while sleeping in his bed, with his wife. His wife, Minnie Foster, has been arrested, jailed, and accused of the murder. The next day, the sheriff and his wife, Mr and Mrs Peter, together with the country attorney and the Wrights’ neighbors, Mr and Mrs Hale went to the Wright house, seeking evidence that might convict the accused. The men came up empty. However, the women, more penetrating in their vision, they piece together the sort of married life Mrs. Wright had lived.
The first proof they used was Simpson’s motive Simpson was mad because his ex-wife broke up with Simpson a second time; Simpson was also an emotional mess with also losing his current girlfriend. Also Simpson had a cut on his index finger of his left hand and no one could remember seeing the cut before the murders. The second proof that they used was the physical evidence. While searching the crime they came across a left handed glove that had blood on it and a ski cap. The matching glove to the left hand glove was found behind the home.
Fingerprint Collection and Examination CJLE1345 Intermediate Crime Scene Investigation April 13, 2009 Veronica I. Ramos Ramos 1 Fingerprint Collection and Examination The fingerprint collection and examination dates back to ancient Babylon, were the fingerprint was used for business transactions. It was also used as substitute for signatures. Fingerprints were not used to identify personnel until the 1900’s. Juan Francis made the first criminal fingerprint identification card. The card identified a woman who killed her two sons and then cut her own throat in efforts to put the blame on another individual.
Any genocide in history is important because a lot of people died in cruel and unusual ways and it’s wrong. Victims of any genocide did not deserve to be discriminated against and did nothing to deserve to be killed from pure hate, and that is exactly what happened in the Ukraine Famine. The Ukraine Famine was headed by Joseph Stalin during 1932-1933. Millions Ukrainian people starved to death and as a result, it oppressed the national pride of the Ukrainian people. In 1929, Stalin arrested over 5,000 educated Ukrainian people and they were either shot without trail or sent to prison camps in remote areas in Russia.
Orange County sheriffs had been working on the case. The sheriff spokesman stated that a utility worker, Roy Kronk, possibly had found the remains of Caylee Anthony. Kronk found a plastic bag with duct tape wrapped around a skull of a child, in a wooded area less than a half mile away from her home. On December 12, 2008, skeletal remains were determined that is was Caylee Marie Anthony based on stands of hair found with the remains as well as the age of measurements. The death was ruled a homicide, by medical examiner Dr. Jan Garavaglia and that she had likely been killed by undetermined means.