How Did Cullins Kill His Wife

Despite the fact that Nichol hadn’t said something as explicit as she saw David stabbing Gail, the prosecutor read her statement in front of the jury. Matters at David’s trial were worsened due to the emerging of a story involving a situation that occurred at a party back in May. Other teenagers had teased David of being a murder suspect, following which he stabbed a pillow and joked about killing Gail, due to being intoxicated. As a result, the jury members found David guilty of Gail’s rape and murder on January 31st 1970.

Mallard is sitting in her room her sister Josephine is knocking on the door. Josephine begs her sister to open the door thinking she is going to make herself sick. She tells Josephine to go away, while her thoughts are still running about the days ahead of her. “It was only yesterday she had thought with a shudder that life might be long.” ( 548) As she opened the door to the room her sister was standing there and clasped her waist and they both headed to the stairs. Richard who is Mr. Mallard’s friend was standing at the bottom of the stairs. While they are all standing at the stairs the front door opens and Mr. Mallard comes walking in with his grip-sack and umbrella. He was nowhere near the accident and did not even know that there was one. “He was standing there amazed by Josephine’s cry; then at Richards’ quick motion to screen him from the view of his wife". ( 548) He was too late. With Mrs. Mallard’s heart condition and the joys of being free only lasted a short while. When seeing her husband walk through the door, it became too much for her to bare and it killed

In the short story, A Jury of Her Peers, Minnie Wright, the main character, is accused of murdering her husband, John Wright. The story takes place during an investigation at the Wright’s home. There are 5 people involved; the sheriff, Henry Peters, and his wife Mrs. Peters, one of Minnie’s neighbors, Lewis Hale, his wife Martha Hale, and George Henderson, a county prosecutor. The story narrated by Martha Hale, where she develops throughout the story into a strong woman. Susan Glaspell, the author, uses many techniques such as verbal and dramatic irony, characterization, and symbolism to bring the literature to life throughout the story.

Nancy and mark collier got married, but then on April 8, 2003, Nancy wanted to get a divorce from Mark. Nancy was feeling unsafe and had an order of protection put on Mark for him to stay away from her workplace. Nancy was working at the hospital on April 24, 2003, during that time mark went to his neighbor and was telling his neighbor that he was going to kill himself and Nancy because Nancy had filed divorce. Mark neighbor thought mark was just talking crazy because mark had talked like that before. That night mark went back to his neighbor and said that tonight is the night and mark and his neighbor walked back to marks house and mark said again that he was going to kill himself and Nancy. Marks neighbor went to marks house later they night

The woman was at the grave site reflecting on her marriage when three men brutally assaulted her. The devastated husband said:

In this reading, the narrator talks about the reaction of Mrs. Millard who had heart problems, when she notices of her husband´s death. Louise Mallard is at home with her sister Josephine, when they hear of a rain accident; then Josephine tells Louise that her husband has been killed it in the accident.

“Breaking News! During the afternoon of April 23rd, Dr. Phil Johnson was found dead in his office. The murderer is unknown, but luckily for us former detective Stan Walter, a good friend of Phil’s has taken the case into his hands. If you have any thoughts to who the murderer is please report it to the police. Back to you Alex!” The tv turns black and I look over to see who the culprit was and it was my wife Rosalind. “Honey, I know it’s devastating about your loss, but your food is getting cold. Now come eat.” “Ok” I respond, annoyed. At dinner my wife and I talk about the decision of taking the job as the detective for Dr. Phil Johnson’s death since he is my friend. Eventually, she gave in and let me go to my office.

Yesterday evening a criminal names Mae Tuck had escaped the jailhouse. Mae Tuck had murdered Elmer Glass, also known as the Man in the Yellow Suit, with the barrel of a shotgun. Mae Tuck was going to be sent to The Gallows but the police believe her sons Miles and Jesse Tuck along with her husband Augustus Tuck undid the the bars on the windows. The police know that Winnie was her replacement. Early that morning Constable Eugene Floyd claims saw Mae gone and Winnie as a replacement. Police are still on the lookout. Mae, Miles, Jesse, and Augustus Tuck are all wanted. Found dead or alive.

The woman view the interior of objects or situations and seek the evidence for its meaning, whereas men look for the evidence at the surface. In addition, Sheriff Peters, County Attorney George Henderson, and Lewis Hale remained cold hearted and prejudice towards Minnie, while Mrs.Hale and Mrs.Peters accepted Minnie’s crime, felt sympathy and determination for her. No matter if Mrs.Wright is innocent or guilty, both women protect Minnie in any circumstance. From redoing the quilt to covering up the reason of the bird cage to hiding the dead bird, both wives want Minnie to look innocent so she could experience the freedom she missed during the last twenty years. Although, the men were right to question her involvement with the murder and suspect Minnie to be the killer. In fact, their suspicions were correct being the Wright’s are the only two people living in their home, clarifying Minnie the killer. I could get a good understanding of why Mrs.Hale and Mrs.Peters withhold evidence against the jury, but I do not approve of their decision. I feel as if the women shouldn’t have gotten involved. No justice saved Minnie Wright from going to jail; withholding evidence and committing crimes, serves a prison sentence. As stated previously, if I was in Mrs.Hale’s or Mrs.Peters's shoes, I would not destroy any evidence being the damage

Ms. Hollins stated that on this day she left to work and left her daughter with no injuries on her face or body. She reported that she left Machaela next to Mr. Darryl. She reported that she used body billow on both sides to protect her. Ms. Hollins

Old problem but new quackery, the people increase more quackery and more delicate to enjoy insurance money. At Sydney, Dr Brian Crickitt created the perfect plan to kill his wife and ursup insurance money.

My stepfather.” Bedhead raised an eyebrow herself. “Yes, your stepfather. That was it.” He turned his attention to the left of him, towards the prosecution’s table. “Would the prosecution please give his opening statement?” A man rose, courting a suit of brown. He looked eager, though quite old. “Yes, your honor. I’d be glad to.” Turning his attention towards the woman and holding up a piece of paper, he began, “The accused, Ms. What’s-her-face, is charged with murder in the first degree of her stepfather Blahblahblah. The weapon, currently being analyzed by our police department, was a silenced miniature uzi. It had a barrel of about five inches sticking out from the gun itself. Within three shots of firing said weapon, Mr. So’n’so was killed immediately. Several bullet holes were found inside the body during our autopsy report.” The man took a small breather; the woman looked at him flatly, blowing a bit of her bright hair out of her eyes. He continued, “Upon further questioning, Ms. What’s-her-face is revealed to have a rather long and abusive history with this man, prompting her motive for murder-” At once, the woman flared and she turned towards the prosecution, “You’re lying! It-it wasn’t like that at all! Why would anyone-” she turned back to the judge, “why would anyone just outright kill their own stepfather?! It doesn’t make any

It was a typical morning in court. The Court Clerk went through the normal protocol and said, “The court will now hear the case of Lincoln Montclair.” This was a murder case that had been committed two days prior.

“She’s going to be mad, I really hope you know what you’re doing girl.” said Lisa. “I do.” Lisa and the crew left. Angelica sat in the waiting room, praying that Nine is okay. Hours had passed, Angelica dosed off, while sleeping the Doctor and the police walked up to her and said, “Excuse me Ma'am, Are you related to the deceased?” “Deceased.” said Angelica. The police said, “Maam, Are you related to her?” “No I’m not, I’m just a friend.” “Well, Maam it was brought to our attention that the deceased was brought in by you and other females, Where are the rest of the females who brought her in?” ask the police. “They left.” answered Angelica. “Maam, Come with us, we need to ask you a couple of questions.” said the officer. “I can’t, I have to get home.” said Angelica. “Please, come with us now, if you refused to come with us and answer a couple of questions we’ll be forced to hold you for 24 hours.” Angelica got up and followed the police officer to the

His wife collapsed on the ground with a pool of blood around her head, her husband confused of the events that had just transpired. Hearing the sirens in the distance getting closer and closer;  suddenly a hard bang coming from the door followed by a man yelling “Mr. Stevenson come out with your hands up”. Confused and in a daze, the man slowly walked out screaming, asking what happened and how he got here. When the man is dragged in for questioning  he still has no idea what had just transpired that night. Repeating himself over and over again Mr.Stevenson pleaded that he did not in fact commit the crime, and that someone framed him. The police do not believe him. The next day Stevenson is taken into a courtroom, as he looks around there is pure silence, his lawyer stands up and says “My client pleads insanity and mental incompetence.” The judge looks us and quietly laughs and says “Mr.Stevenson you are being sentenced to 50 years with no parole in maximum state prison.” As Mr.Stevenson is being dragged out of the room kicking and screaming of his innocence and swearing on his daughter 's life that he did not kill his wife, but no one believed him.