PPT-Otzi The Iceman Death or murder?

By the end of class Able to answer What does Otzis remains tell us about daily life in the Mesolithic Era What is Otzis significance to understanding history Was Otzi murdered or did he die naturally. Offences against the person include homicide, rape, kidnapping and assault. Murder is the main offence . within. homicide and the most serious. . Homicide. Is the killing of a human being by another. Definition of Murder. Common law . offence. Sir Edward Coke (17. th. Century) – “…the unlawful killing of a reasonable person in being and under the King (or Queen’s) peace with malice aforethought, express or implied.. What do we mean by homicide?. 1. Starter. Individually think of as many different ways as possible that a person can be liable for killing another human being.. Once you have at least 5 each then carry out the round robin exercise to share them.. Richard . Kuklinski. Zach Smith pd. 5. BACKGROUND. Grew up in New Jersey to abusive parents. Alcoholic father beat him heavily; mother beat him with household objects. -one brother died from injuries due to father’s abuse. 2 cloak . 3 leather boots . 4 wooden tools . 5 copper axe . 6 knife. 7 bow. The Iceman. 1. What . year did the hikers stumble on a body of a man?. The hikers stumbled on a body of a man In 1991.. 2. Where . PRESENTED BY: . JUDGE MARK A. SPEISER . I GRAND JURY . AN INVESTIGATIVE AND ACCUSATORY PANEL SUPERVISED BY CIRCUIT COURT. ELIGIBLE CITIZENS OF THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ARE RANDOMLY SUMMONED AND SELECTED. Offences against the person include homicide, rape, kidnapping and assault. Murder is the main offence . within. homicide and the most serious. . Homicide. Is the killing of a human being by another. Otzi. !. October 1, 2014. Pg. 47: Secrets of the Iceman – . Ötzi. - . What would . Otzi. have looked like?. Two German tourists discovered the mummy while hiking through the . Ötzal. mountains in September 1991. It took local authorities several days to extract the body, whose head and torso jutted out of a small, melting glacier, while his lower body remained frozen in ice. A brief turf battle broke out over control of the remains, which now technically belong to Italy, though they have allowed Austrian scientists to conduct nearly all subsequent testing on both the mummy and the archaeological site, which yielded the remains of clothing, including a bearskin cap, and genetic materials including hair and muscle fibers and a finger nail. Using radiocarbon dating, they were able to establish that . punishment. . in. . the. UK. at common law. early Norman times – felonies (castration or blinding). by the 13th century – all felonies (death by hanging, being drawn and qua. r. tered. for treason). October 15, 2013. GOALS. Studying the death penalty helps students:. A. Acquire background information about the death penalty in a global context;. B. Appreciate both sides of the debate about the death penalty;. Tisenjoch. /. Giogo. di Tisa in the . Schnalstal. /Val . Senales. Valley. . Five Facts . 1. . The Iceman has living relatives. .. 2. He had several health issues. . . H. ardened . Arteries, gallstones, worms, Lyme disease, and tooth decay. “Death is different.”. Relatively infrequent but awful. FBI index – of 1,163,146 violent crimes, 14,196 were murders. But murder stands alone as the most serious and irrevocable . Much of criminal law has developed in the context of criminal homicide cases. On September 19. th. 1991, German hikers Erika . a. nd Helmut Simon discovered a human corpse in a melting glacier while they were hiking in the Alps near the border between Italy and Austria. . Because . Lord Coke’s definition:. . the unlawful killing of a human being under the Queen’s Peace with malice aforethought.. Also requirement that death occur within a year and a day.. Definition. Human being.