True Crime In The United States A - Z...Arkansas

The first swap in this series was originally hosted by @honeyblossom but she has allowed me to continue this series!

Crime is widespread around the world. Prisons are overcrowded. There is also a high recidivism rate. After being released, 44% of offenders return to prison within the first year. For this swap, you will chose someone who committed a major crime in the State listed below. There are many types of offenses so one person may write about a major drug ring, while another's choice is a mass murderer. Be aware that some aspects of the swap you get could be gory, involve sex crimes or children. If you can't or don't want to read about this kind of thing, this swap is probably not for you. There are unsolved crimes, but for this swap please choose a crime that has been solved. Your letter should be at least 2 pages. You can use any type of paper, but if you use something smaller than a standard size 8.5" x 11" piece of paper then you should double the required number of pages. You can type or write, but please try to make sure your handwriting is legible. The style/ format is up to you for example bullet points, letter style etc. Please try to look at different sources because you can often find information in one that wasn't listed in the other. Because you need to research some for this swap, it can be time-extensive, so I'm making it a type 3 swap. After you tell about the person, please include your thoughts on this case. For example did you think the punishment fit the crime, Do you think there was reasonable doubt? These are just examples, you don't have to answer those specific questions, just give your thoughts.

Requirements

Rating: 4.9

Length: 2 pages of standard size paper 8.5"-11" or 4 pages if smaller. 1 page equals just one side of the page.

•Handwritten or Typed

• Include your user name and name of swap

•State: Arkansas

I will try to check for any questions, but I am sure to see it if you send me a message. Any questions or suggestions are welcome.