NYC news Man shot his wife

So today i read something on my phone about a actor, Michael Jace who shot his wife. He admitted to shooting her. It was said that the crime was believed to be domestic violence. Michael was booked into a Los Angeles jail and bail was set to 1million! It was also said during the shooting both of his children were present in the house, sadly they had to be put into children protective services. Michael was going through a financial crisis and was going through it. neighbors say that he was very abusive to his wife throughout the years of them being together. His rage spent waay out of control, which lead to the death of his wife.

PROM !!!!

I am soooo excited for prom! Even though i don't have my prom dress or shoes but i do have a prom date. I am  happy that I'm going to my highs school prom. Ive made it to the end of high school. it was a struggle but i did it. Prom is going to be so fun, with the people i love. dancing having fun and making jokes for the last time! i may be the last party we have together, so you know we have to turn all the way up ! I cant believe this is the end of high school its so heart pumping, I'm really nervous. I hope nothing goes wrong prom night, that would really ruin my mood and that would be very upsetting!

End of highschool, Beginning of college

I am excited and nervous at the thought of college at the same time. To know that no one is really o is is nerve racking. NO parents! that's great! i know that I'm going to be home sick because I'm so use to my mother coming home and bothering me everyday, the home cooked meals uuhhh.. I cant believe the time flew like this, i didn't believe my mother in 9th grade when she said high school was going to be over in a snap of a finger. She was absolutely right! In less than 30 days I will be graduating  high school and entering college in about 100 days. Life is really happening and i cant believe it.

Why Is It Still Cold !!??

OMG! It is the beginning of April, and its spring. The weather hardly changed. It’s still cold out. I can’t wait till it gets warmer. I can’t take it anymore! I swear this has been the longest "Winter" Ever. I’m tired of wearing big coats and extra socks under my stockings like come on! It’s time for it to get warm already. I know people are fed up just like me, because this is really ridiculousness. I can’t wait for the nice summer nights with everyone outside laughing and having a good time. The family cookouts with music and a lot of food. The water parks... ahhhh I can see it now!  The spring is my favorite season, in the summer it be way to hot but I can deal with it. I rather summer than winter any day!

Interdisciplinary post (ID) Econimic Class

In Ms. Horne's Class, in which she teaches economics. We are reading about Corrections and the percentage of ethnicity that are put in jail. The U.S achieved the highest rate of imprisonment in the world, at the cost of $55 billion a year. 1 in 4 black men are in prison, on parole or probation, 10% stripped there right to vote. 70% of prisoners are locked up for crimes that did not involve violence.There have also been unrepresented numbers of children that are locked up, many sentenced until there adult life. Native Americans have the highest percentage  of their population in prison, Latinos and women are the fastest growing populations in the prison system. There have been new prisons which are being forced upon rural communities to revive there economies. All of these statistics is giving the U.S the highest incarceration rate in the entire world.

CRR(Eonomics)

In economics class we are discussing the history of prison labor in the united states. After 1861-1865 civil war, a system was introduced in order to continue the slavery tradition. Free slaves were charged with not carrying out their sharecropping commitments or petty thievery, which were not proven, and then were hired out for cotton picking, working in mines and building railroads. about 88% of hired-out convicts were black, African American. in Alabama about 93% of hired out miners were also black, African American. During the pot-civil war period, Jim crow racial segregation laws were imposed on every state, with legal segregation in schools, housing, marriages and many other aspects of daily life.

Class related response (Forensics)

In forensics class we are currently talking and observing hairs and fibers. We discussed how hair is encountered to be physical evidence in a variety of crimes. First you would need to observe the human hair, which is very difficult to individualize on a single head or body. Now if the hair is removed then there will be blood or skin at the root, which DNA testing can be performed. If a hair is properly collected at a crime scene, it can provide strong evidence for placing a person at a crime scene. hair is an appendage of  the skin that grows out of a structure, known as the hair follicle. The length of a hair extends from the root and continues into a shaft and subjected to the most intense examination by forensic scientist. Most hair observations, with the help of the cuticle, can be performed with a microscope.