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Stephen Minor English 1301 Prof. Hammett Final Research Exam November 27, 2017 Amelia Earhart Disappearance   Introduction: “Decide whether or not the goal is worth the risks involved. If it is, stop worrying…” (“Biography” 1). Amelia Earhart was faced with many difficult decisions during her career in aviation. She was faced with discrimination, journeys of uncertainty, and even potential death. Amelia Earhart had a bright future ahead of her. She was on her way to the record books of being the first woman to fly across the world. But her path to glory came to an abrupt and unexpected ending. Her flight was cut short when she went missing around the central Pacific Ocean (1). Many people believe she crashed her plane and died on impact. But what really happened to Amelia Earhart on July 2, 1937? Did Amelia really crash her plane in the Pacific Ocean?  If so, where’s the evidence? Wouldn’t we be able to find at least something proving that she crashed (Greshko 1)? Many conspir...

“Lizzie Borden took an ax, gave her mother forty whacks. When she saw what she had done, gave her father forty-one.” This bone chilling rhyme isn’t just a jump rope game, but a story of a horrifying tragedy. Lizzie Borden was thirty-two years old when she fatally hacked her father and step-mother in their Fall River, Massachusetts, home with a hatchet. Or did she? There are many theories as to who could have really killed Abby and Andrew Borden. Was the maid upset with them for asking her to wash the windows after having food poisoning the night before; did she snap under pressure? John Morse, brother of Lizzie’s real mother, could have possibly had a hand in it helping Lizzie, all for the money. Maybe it wasn’t any of the accused, but someone completely unmentioned. Let us begin the long journey through the trials of Lizzie Borden. Lizzie Borden was everything a woman should have been in her time period. She was beautiful in every sense of the word; face, figure, and personality (Brow...

    Marilyn Monroe was an astonishing woman, who had beautiful blond hair and pale skin, with an ‘angelic’ nature. She was a strong graceful woman who redefined beauty. She was known as a ‘sex’ symbol. Women idolized Monroe for having such a feminine and seductive nature. Monroe used this to grasp her horrid past and flip the cards to what she seeked in her future. Monroe became a hit, she was known, and very proud of it, but something was still not settling right for Monroe. One thing Monroe seeked more than anything was the attention of Mr. President, which she very well received. “Happy birthday Mr. President”, was Monroe's biggest secret. Following this seductive presentation, August 5,1962, came around and tragedy struck. The beloved woman was found dead, helpless, and naked. There have been many theories about what truly happened to Marilyn following that evening: She overdosed on sleeping pills due to her lack of sleep and outgoing lifestyle President Kennedy ...

Jessica Sjostrom Hammett English 1301 Dec. 10, 2017 Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 Moon Landing             “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” the infamous words of astronaut, Neil Armstrong, as he first stepped foot on the moon (Armstrong). That one phrase has since started a new found nationally and sense of pride in many Americans. Many children dream of becoming astronauts and accomplishing what Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin accomplished on July 20, 1969 (“Apollo Moon Landing – 35 th Anniversary”). However, this all might be a lie. Some believe NASA faked the moon landing to advance their position in the “space race” with Russia. Let's explore the moon landing and whether it was fake or real, with the most likely solution being that the moon landing was faked so the US could compete with Russia in the “space race”.             Neil Armstrong was ...

              With all of our knowledge today in science and the medical world, we seem to trust people more and more. It appears to be that John F. Kennedy was trusting doctors way before the 21 st century. Max Jacobson, also known as Dr. Feelgood to some, was a very educated man that helped President Kennedy, and countless celebrities, with several health problems by giving them injections. These injections where known to be vitamins, probiotics and antibiotics that inquisitively became addictive substances. With realizations, the injections were discovered to be variations of methamphetamine, giving Jacobson’s clients a remarkable “high”, causing people to be dependent of the drug. The conspiracy theory that is being interrogated is the cause of President Kennedy’s death, and whether the government had attempted, and succeeded, his murder. The reason the FBI was interested in taking his life was the belief of our President ...