The stair case

« PHASE 1: WEEK 9 Written task Dear judge juries and assembly, first I would like to welcome you all, Mr.

Peterson is accused of murdering his wife.

I'm here to bring justice to Kathleen Peterson by supporting this incrimination ; Let's get into it; after the accused called 911 Mrs.

Peterson was found lying at the bottom of the stairs surrounded by blood: on the walls, on the floor, on the steps, on her clothes and body ....

blood that had dried...

let's start here . How do you explain the fact that there was a large quantity of blood at the crime scene and most of it was dry when the police arrived; it doesn't make sense either , by this way They knew right away that Mrs peterson had not been breathing for some time. While I’m at it, let me add that red neurons have been discovered , they have then proven that; as a matter of fact the brain had experienced a period of decreased blood flow, which indicated that she had remained alive for at least 30 minutes after the initial impact. I am also thinking of the fact that there was blood on Michael Peterson's shorts and on the walls of the narrow back staircase that had dried and was then splattered with a second layer .This suggests that he wanted to erase suspicion… Now let's talk about what caused all that blood? Everybody knows that you can't hit a flat stair surface with the top of your head in a fall, Two of the wounds could be attributed to contacting a horizontal edge like the stairs, but what about the others? they are in the wrong direction and start in the wrong place. It is obvious that Peterson's wounds and blood loss tell the story of a slow and painful death that lasted much longer than the 10 minutes her husband claimed .. Therefore this rules out the possibility that it was a fall ... Concerning the owl theory ….

This is a popular viewpoint, but speaking personally I sincerely think it's a laughable conception the absence of feather strongly discredits this theory that I also reject. So what caused these massive wounds? The police immediately thought of a tool that was long, thick, rounded, but with at least one edge.

I am referring here to the blow poke that Candice Z.

gave to Kathleen she attests having seen it every time she visited the Peterson family … but strangely it disappeared the day of the crime…How to explain that five different detectives had gone through the basement looking for that exact thing and none of them found it and strangely two or three months later, it was propped up against the wall.

This doesn’t make sense. On top of that , this creates a new similarity with the death of Elizabeth Rattlif, the late mother of Michael Peterson's adopted daughters; In addition to the fact that no weapon was recovered after the death, Both victims are female in mid 40's who had a close, relationship with the defendant who was the last known person to see both of them alive They were both found at the bottom of the stairway, the two scenes are far too similar to be a coincidence. why would a man who was madly in love with his wife do this to her? But was he? in fact appearances are often deceiving. Note that it was discovered that mr Peterson exchanged emails with an escort ...

a kind of cheating.

The deceased would have found out about her husband illicit relationship(s) and he would have killed her. Would he have been motivated by shame? I find it difficult to pass judgment on that point After all, no one but a husband and wife know what special arrangements and agreements make up their marriage. Then what would motivate a man betraying the woman of his life? A financial problem maybe ? It turns out that The Petersons had been living on credit for years and by the end of 2001, they had $143,000 in credit card debt.

Michael was having severe "financial difficulties." How would Michael put out that fire? If his wife were to accidentally die, he stood to gain well over $1 million in life insurance and other benefits. Another thing that this case has in common with the.

Rattlif one was that he received money and property after each death. Lastly and to give my personal opinion I hypothesize that Mr.

Peterson's financial distress may have prompted him to draw inspiration from the Rattlif incident and set the scene for Kathleen's 'fake' accident.

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