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            On December 26, 1996, six year old Jon Benet Ramsey was found dead in her family’s basement; today, 20 years later, no one has been convicted of the murder (Casarez 1). She had a normal Christmas morning, the day before the tragedy, and her parents took her to bed that night. They awoke to a missing Jon Benet and a ransom note. Jon Benet was a beauty queen from Boulder, Colorado. Her father was a successful businessman, while her mother was a former pageant queen. Her family, consisting of John, Patsy, and her brother Burke, have been in the public eye ever since the incident. The evidence and microscope over the family have led to suspicion that the Ramsey’s have committed foul play. Let’s dive into this case by looking at some theories such as, an intruder that killed Jon Benet, her mother did it, and the higher possibility that it was all staged by her parents to cover up the accidental killing committed by her brothe...

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...

The Apollo 11 Moon Landing Conspiracy Theories On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong said “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind” as he takes the world’s first steps on the moon (“First Moon Landing Fast Facts”). Or did he? During the 1960s, John F. Kennedy made it America’s goal to become the first to land a man on the Moon. However, many people believe that the moon landing was faked. The evidence that conspiracy theorist use to prove it was faked include the American flag waving in space, suspicious shadows, no starry background, etc. Let’s explore the evidence and unearth the truth behind Neil Armstrong and the moon landing. Character Analysis             Neil Armstrong, American hero, was the first man to walk on the moon. Before becoming America’s hero, he completed his studies in aeronautical engineering at Purdue University. Armstrong later joined the military, serving as a pilot in the Korean War, where he wa...

          It’s been fifty four years since the nation was watched the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Since that day, the world has been searching for answers to the questions left by his death. Due to the government’s refusal to cooperate, people began forming conspiracy theories. Many theories were formed like the magic bullet theory, the grassy knoll, the CIA and mafia conspiracy and others. As time went on, and new information was introduced, these theories evolved, captivating more people. Society urged the government to confirm these accusations but the government refused to say anything about the matter and hid the files on the case. But to understand these conspiracies and questions, you have to understand what he was like.             On May 29, 1917, Rose Kennedy gave birth to a beautiful baby boy, John Kennedy. He was born the second eldest to nine, allowing him to learn small leadership skills...

Imagine the death of an important person in your life being unresolved. Now, imagine the death of an important person in a whole nation’s life being unresolved. John F. Kennedy, the thirty-fifth and youngest President of the United States was assassinated on November 22, 1963, and the case was never fully solved. The flaws of the court ruling, however, did not satisfy the public as many conspiracy theories arose: 1.          How could only Lee Harvey Oswald be responsible for the assassination when bullets were shot at JFK from more than one spot? 2.          What allowed for certain evidence to be suppressed/ignored? 3.          Is Lee Harvey Oswald even a part of the conspiracy to assassinate President JFK? Let’s take a deeper look into the facts associated with the murder of President John F. Kennedy and discover if the assassination was as plain and straight forwar...