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How old is the son suspected of killing his father in Twelve Angry Men?
18.
When did Son of Sam shoot his last 2 victims?
July 31, 1977
What was Ludwig van Beethoven's son's name?
Beethoven had no acknowledged or suspected children. He did obtain legal custody of his brother's son, Karl, after his brother died.
A bird with a beautiful lady's head and makes victims listen to her son until they die?
sirin
Who did Herod suspect of betraying him?
Herod trusted no one and even had his own son killed because he suspected a plot to overthrow him.
Did the Son of Sam lure his victims?
He did not. SOS killed by surprise ambush, many were attacked while they sat in their cars.
How is the serial killer Son of Sam different from a normal homicide suspect?
The son of sam choosed his victims randomly. A normal homicide suspect has a reason for the crime and the victim can be linked to the suspect.
What does Charlie Chan call his oldest son?
"Number One Son" .
How do you describe paul erdos as a son on N is a number?
good son
How many victims of Son of Sam?
Six were killed and seven were injured.
How many people has the green river killer killed?
Gary Ridgway, aka the Green River Killer plead guilty to killing 48 women in Washington State. His killing spree lasted from the early '80s through the 90's. Refering to the victims as prostitutes reduces them from what they were. They were someones daughers, sisters, and in some cases, mothers. Not all of the Green River victims were prostitutes. One in fact was a hard working waitress who was also the mother of a small child. He is also suspected of killing at least one woman in Portland, OR and possibly more. And there were several Southern California murders that he was suspected of but there was not enough proof to ever charge someone.
Who was suspected of Julius Caesar's murder?
In 44B.C., Julius Caesar was stabbed to death by members of the Senate led by Marcus Brutus (son) and Gaius Caesar (father), who were worried he was destroying the republic.
