For now this is for a set of projects for school. There will be many case studies that will be very interesting. You know...crazy people and stuff. Depending on how I like it, I may continue to dabble and talk about different things.
A man brutally murdered. the only evidence is blood. Is that enough to uncover the truth?
A murderer was lose in Atlanta Georgia. How was he caught? Something as small as a carpet fiber was the only thing tying him to the victims.
Gary Ridgway was a feared serial killer, but no one knew who he was. It was only after the development of DNA technology when a face was put to the name.
Known as the Night Stalker, Richard Ramirez plagued California with dozens of crimes. What got him convicted and how did it change crime solving?
One of the most notorious serial killers in the States. To this day he’s never been caught. Why is this?
A 20 month old boy is kidnapped from his nursery. A ransom note is found. That starts a whole investigation that turns into murder. Can that ransom note prove who did it?
A six year old girl is missing. The crime scene is mishandled. See how this affects the outcome of the case.
A teen mom is accused of killing her two year old daughter. The evidence discovered is crucial to get a conviction. Is it enough?
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A short discussion about the details of the precedent case that helped establish the Miranda Rights as we know them today.
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