Can too much power drive someone crazy?

This is a blog to teach a lesson that too much power can drive someone insane. In addition there is evidence used by both Macbeth and The Devil's Dozen, two amazing books!! This blog is also for people who are into criminal justice and want to learn more. These two books are great guidelines to give someone ideas for answers within the forensic field.

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The previous five posts were only some of the murder cases in The Devil's Dozen. To read more, you can get the book and read all the stories!! In addition to the investigations, there are lessons for law enforcement that anyone who wants to persue a career in forensics should read. Those people who reach dead ends and are looking for "techniques, approaches, and tecnologies" (page 312) , to finds answers should not give up. Keep up with your work and believe in yourself and the job will get done! 

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Colin Pitchfork Murder Case

Colin Pitchfork, was the first criminal convicted for murder based on DNA fingerprinting evidence and the first to be caught as a result of mass screening. Pitchfork raped and murdered two girls in Narborough, Leicestershire, on November 21, 1983, and on July 31, 1986. He was arrested on September 19, 1987, confessed, and was sentenced to life in prison on January 23, 1988. 

Works Cited: http://murderpedia.org/male.P/p/pitchfork-colin.htm

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Lucian Staniak Murder Case

"In a serial murder spree obviously inspired in part by London's notorious and uncaught Jack The Ripper, Lucian Staniak stalked the streets from 1964 until his arrest in 1967. His killings were ghoulish acts of mutilation that were puntcuated by frequent letters of responsibility to police and the media. The red ink and distinctive scrawling text in these letters earned Staniak the nickname "Red Spider". "

Works Cited: http://www.crimelife.com/killers/staniak.html