The serial-surgery murder

Article Abstract:

Registered nurse Theresa Ramirez was convicted of first-degree murder for shooting her plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Tavis on Jul 3, 1997. During the trial, experts proposed that Tavis had body dysmorphic disorder wherein sufferers become obsessed with perceived imperfections in their body.

Crimes against, Nurses, Plastic surgeons

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License to kill women: are restraining orders sending abusive husbands over the edge?

Article Abstract:

Restraining orders for abusive husbands seem not enough to prevent more violence as proven by what happened to Melanie and Carli Edwards. After Carlton Edwards was court-ordered to stay away from his estranged family the killing happened.

Editorial, Interpretation and construction, Abusive men, Restraining orders

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A kiss after dying

Article Abstract:

The case of college professor, Edward Sherman, and his murdered wife is discussed. Sherman apparently led a double life. Police allege that Sherman killed his wife just prior to leaving a sailing vacation with his friends.

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