...Dennis Lynn Radar is classified as a serial killer, he committed murders between 1974 to 1991. He was arrested on February 25, 2005 for the murder of 10 people in Sedgwick County, Kansas, located around Wichita area. He seemed like your average person, he was married and the father of two. He lived a normal life. Dennis were the oldest of his four siblings, also college educated. He married his wife Paula in 1971, worked for ADT Security Services. He also served in the U.S. Air Force. When Dennis were a child it was signs that he had a problem because he used to hang stray cats as a child (biography 2015). Dennis committed his first crime on January 15, 1974. Radar killer four members of the Otero family in their home. The victims were Joseph...
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...Dennis Lynn Rader - The BTK Strangler Dennis Lynn Rader was born by Dorothea Rader the 9. March, 1945 in Wichita, Kansas, USA. He was the oldest of four brothers born the William and Dorothea Rader. He grew up in Wichita, and graduated from Wichita Heitghs High School. In 1957 he confirmed into the Zion Lutheran Church, and this wasn’t the only religious he was involved in: He was a member of the Christ Lutheran Church, a Lutheran congregation of about 200 people, where he after a 30 year old membership was elected for president of the Congregation Council. As a child Dennis Rader joined the Boy Scouts as a youth, and were participating in church youth activities. All in all a good young boy. But there was a dark side of the little boy: By his own admission, he says he developed fantasies about bondage, control and torture from an early age, while still in grade school – This became a characteristics for Dennis as a criminal. According to several reports, as a child he also tortured animals. He later had a fetish for wearing womens underwear. He took the underwear from his victims. Later he spent some years in the U.S. airforce, stationed in a couple of American States, South Korea, Greece and Turkey. When he returned to American, he he moved to Park City, and worked in meat department alongside his mother. He married Paula Dietz 22 May 1971 and they got two children together; a boy and a girl. After this he earned an associate's degree in Electronic in 1973, and later...
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...Dennis Rader is a serial killer who has committed many heinous crimes over a long period of time. Rader is not like most serial killers. He managed to live a double life and elude the police and law enforcement authorities for more than 30 years in Wichita, Kansas. Rader grew up and had a normal childhood and then began killing when he was 28 years old (Welch, 2012). Throughout his adult life, he managed to murder a total of 10 people. Another thing that makes Rader stand out from other serial killers is that he actually taunted the police, even though it increased his risk of being caught. He even gave himself a nickname: the BTK Killer, which stands for bind them, torture them, and kill them. Rader seemed to thrive off of his popularity and...
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...(Date of Submission) Introduction Dennis Lynn Rader’s case remains the longest case to be handled ever taking almost 30 years. His case was opened when he handed in a computer floppy to the police. Careful forensics carried out on the floppy revealed a document that had been edited by someone by the name Dennis in computers at the Christ Lutheran Church. This led to physical location of the suspect. To nail down the suspect as the BTN killer, DNA tests were carried out on Rader’s daughter, Kerri Rader and it was found to be matching. Comparing this to the DNA tests from the murder cases BTN killer emerged to be Rader. This was enough evidence to convict Rader for 10 murder cases. Digital evidence uncovered from the floppy disk Immediately Rader sent a floppy to the police containing Microsoft word document, the floppy was handed over to the computer forensic experts at the FBI for examinations. Inside the floppy was a file called “Test A.RTF.” The contents of the file read “This is a test. See 3x5 Card for details on communication with me in the newspaper.” The message referred to the card that was inside the same box that had the floppy. The officers further recovered a word document that had been deleted on the drive. Careful examination on the properties of the retrieved document showed that the document which had been modified on February 10th 2005 and had been revised on 14th February by the owner whose name was Dennis. The experts did a search on the church and...
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...The Traitorous Tyco Scandal: Sentencing of L. Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz Business Law 447-A Written By: Lindsey Proffitt White collar crime is not a victimless crime, and affects many people. These crimes can devastate a company, force investors to lose billions of dollars, and destroy people’s life savings. Through L. Dennis Kozlowski’s and Mark Swartz’s scandal reported in 2002, the Tyco Company lost over $28 billion dollars in debt. However, the biggest lash came to its shareholders who lost over $90 billion. The Tyco two were tried and found guilty in 2005, and are currently serving a 25- year- sentence. Crime never pays and it is only a matter of time before one is caught. The damage done affects all people involved including the innocent families of the victims and criminals. These two may not have ruined the company, but they ruined themselves. The question is was it worth it? Partners in Crime: The Tyco Threesome When people think of criminals; they tend to stereotype this to involve thugs and the lower class. However, this is not always the case. Participants of the privileged society are also capable of criminal behavior, but usually in a more complex manner. One of the more popular high society crimes involves business scandals and is termed “white-collar.” These crimes stem from greedy business and government professionals who become financially motivated to commit a nonviolent work related crime that usually includes hoarding large amounts of money...
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...CHTP REVIEW: Hotel Technology Cihan Cobanoglu, Ph.D., CHTP University of South Florida SarasotaManatee May 5, 2011 HFTP What To Expect Multiple Choice and True/False 4 Sections 250 – Choose most correct answer 75% Passing grade in each section HFTP Review Topics General Technology: Network Administration Emerging Technologies Telecom System Architecture Hotel Technology: Accounting / Payroll / HR Food and Beverage Lodging Applications Targeted Technology: Facilities Club Applications Resort / Spa Marketing / Web Applications Managing Technology: Time and Attendance Systems General Management System Strategies System Analysis and Selection HFTP Hotel Technology Section Two HFTP POLL QUESTION How many systems are there in a full service hotel? a) Less than 10 b) 11-25 c) 26-50 d) 51-75 e) 75 or more TRAVEL AGENTS GLOBAL RESERVATION SYSTEM Hotel System Map Internet/ Intranet HFTP REMOTE SALES MARKETING FORECASTING & SCHEDULING SWITCH COMPANY TIME & ATTENDANCE CORPORATE GUEST HISTORY CORPORATE RESERVATION SYSTEM CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION & EFT PAY PER VIEW / CHECK OUT MAID DIAL-IN YIELD MANAGEMENT SALES & CATERING SYSTEM ELECTRONIC LOCK & SECURITY SYSTEM INROOM ENERGY CONTROL MAINTENANCE ENERGY FIRE & LIFE SAFETY CORPORATE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM PMS E-MAIL, WWW, DSS, EIS PURCHASING & INVENTORY FOOD & BEVERAGE INVENTORY SYSTEM ELECTRONIC BAR DISPENSER...
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...or what an individual can achieve or become in life. A theory of personality helps us understand the different personality that can be seen in society. [pic] Dennis Rader (BTK) In the world there several unique and interesting individuals which may be dangerous or scary in some cases that can be found in society, like Dennis Rader a serial killer, who was responsible for killing ten individuals. This was a gruesome homicide that left everyone in despair. Dennis Rader called himself the BTK, which stands for bind, torture, and kill according to Kowalski & Western, 2011. He sent several clues and taunting letters to the media and law enforcement office alerting them. Dennis Rader was born on March 9, 1945 to William and Dorothea Rader in Wichita Kansas. They were middle class working citizens that led a normal life. Dennis was the oldest out of three, they had normal childhood where there parents were strict toward Dennis and his brothers, but there was never any signs of neglect or abuse in the household (Davey, 2005). Dennis Rader earned a bachelor degree in criminal justice at Wichita State University and married Paula on May 22, 1971 according to Stritof, 2010. Both Dennis and Paula were very active in...
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...Helena Eliasson LIBRARTS SOC220 Prof. Edith Linn 7 March 2009 The BTK Killer – Dennis Rader Brief Biography Dennis Rader, who was William and Dorothea Rader’s firstborn son, came into this world on March 9, 1945. After his birth in Pittsburg, Kansas, the family moved shortly thereafter to Wichita, Kansas. As a child, Dennis seemed to be a normal kid with no special interests that could be perceived, by his surrounding society and family, as abnormal or perverted. Little they all knew about what was going on in his fantasies and in his privacy. The young boy Rader was an average student at his elementary school and through his school years he stayed mediocre with weak grades. Dennis has been described by people who knew him back then, as a well-mannered lone wolf who wasn’t really interested in staying socially active. In 1966, Dennis joined the U.S air force and served them for four years. He married Paula Dietz in 1971, shortly after his homecoming, and the two of them eventually had two children, Brian and Kerri. Rader earned an associates degree in electronics in 1973 and started his studies at Wichita State University the same year. It was about to take him an additional six years to earn a degree at the university, and all he had to show for it was C minus or D level grades. Dennis Rader lived a pretty normal life, seen from the perspective of an outsider, and after being let go by the air craft manufacturing company he worked for, in 1973, he got a job with...
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...ajkjajskdhbkuhgfiuehfiuegfhauk Shutter Island is written by Dennis Lehane. Lehane mainly write books in the genres crime, fantasy and mystery fiction. In 1954 US Marshal Teddy Daniels has come to Shutter Island, home of Ashecliffe hospital for the criminally insane to find an escape murderer named Rachel Solando. As a killer hurricane bears down on the island, the investigation deepens and the questions mount. How has a barefoot woman escaped from a locked room? Who is leaving them clues in the form of cryptic codes? And what really goes on in Ward C? The closer Teddy gets to the truth, the more elusive it becomes. And the more he begins to believe that he may never leave Shutter Island. Because someone is trying to drive him insane… Shutter Island is written by Dennis Lehane. Lehane mainly write books in the genres crime, fantasy and mystery fiction. In 1954 US Marshal Teddy Daniels has come to Shutter Island, home of Ashecliffe hospital for the criminally insane to find an escape murderer named Rachel Solando. As a killer hurricane bears down on the island, the investigation deepens and the questions mount. How has a barefoot woman escaped from a locked room? Who is leaving them clues in the form of cryptic codes? And what really goes on in Ward C? The closer Teddy gets to the truth, the more elusive it becomes. And the more he begins to believe that he may never leave Shutter Island. Because someone is trying to drive him insane… Shutter Island is written by Dennis Lehane. Lehane mainly write books...
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...have morals within the definition. One may differ with Stephens. While both ethics and morals relate to right and wrong, ethics is set rules of conduct that spells out how things are based on the rules for a specified group or action and morals are based on a person’s habits or principles and ideals as to their conduct. Integrity is a rigid adherence to a code of behavior. Ethics is society driven and is flexible to a point. Morals and integrity are internalized within self and are found to be fairly consistent unless a person changes their belief. Now with the understanding of ethics, morals, and integrity, we can focus on the history of Tyco International. Tyco International began as Tyco Laboratories in 1960. As Tyco expanded, Dennis Kozlowski joined...
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...have I which means that theft was happening with in the company 2. Analyze the key elements in the situation: a. Who benefited or was harmed? There were three people that benefited from this Mark A. Belnick, Mark H. Swartz, and Dennis Kozlowski How did they benefit? These three men benefited by starting a program that they benefited in the form of using Tyco stock, cash bonuses and forgiveness of loans and earning about 150 million between all three of the men. How were they harmed? The shareholders were the main people that were hurt were the shareholders were affected and harmed because there were not getting the right finances or accurate reports given to them such as annual reports because of misappropriated funds. This is called getting a cook book. b. What rights or claims were violated? The Security and Exchange Act of 1934 which is a law that governs secondary trading when it comes to bonds, debentures, and stocks. Also the Securities Act of 1933 which protects the offers and sells of securities and possibly part of RICCO was violated. c. What specific interests were in conflict? Mark H. Swartz's role as CFO requires him to accurately report the corporation's finances to the board of directors and shareholders, as CEO Dennis Kozlowski is supposed to oversee this same thing. It appears the both knowingly knew they were not doing the correct ting. d. What were the responsibilities and obligations of those in leadership positions? To honestly, accurately...
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...largest conglomerates, with operating revenues of 38 billion dollars and 240,000 employees, worldwide. Tyco Laboratories began operations in 1960, performing experimental work for the U.S. government. The firm went public in 1964 and quickly expanded, mostly by acquisition, to exploit the commercial applications of its work. Dennis Kozlowski joined the company in 1975 as an assistant controller. The company subsequently shifted its focus from growth to profits within its three primary divisions: fire protection, electronics, and packaging. Kozlowski joined Tyco's board in 1987 and became president and chief operating officer two years later. Kozlowski engineered a coup to become Tyco's chief executive officer (CEO) in 1992 and the chair of the board in 1993. He diversified the company, branching into health care. Tyco eventually became the second largest producer of medical devices in the United States. On December 5, 2001, the Tyco shares were trading for 59.76 on the NYSE. B. Identification of all individuals or firms who knew about, participated in, or condoned the behavior. The primary people that were identified for responsibility of the scandal were Dennis Kozlowski and finance chief, Mark Swartz. Kozlowski joined the company in 1975 as an assistant controller at Tyco. He worked in the company during a time of rapid expansion and moved to the board of directors in 1987, become CEO in 1992, and became chairman of the board in 1993. Kozlowski was known for his vicious acquisitions...
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...1. What is Dennis Kozlowski’s assessment of the crime (including his situation with the Directors)? With MARK SWARTZ, he is committed of looting $150,000,000 low interest and interest-free loans from the company for personal use. This is yet another case of corporate executives abusing their positions of trust and putting themselves and their checkbooks above the interests of the company shareholders 2. Where was Dennis Kozlowski born? What college did he attend? How did he pay for his college expenses? He was born in Newark, New Jersey. He attended Seton Hall University. He paid for his college expenses by waiting tables and playing guitar in a band. 3. What was his first job at Tyco? Nine years later he was ??? Then in 1989 he was??? And in 1992 he was appointed???? He worked as an internal auditor at Tyco. Nine years later he was running a division called renel Fire protection, which made fire sprinklers. In 1989 he was chief operating officer of Tyco. In 1992 he was appointed to CEO. 4. When Dennis was appointed CEO how did he plan to expand the Tyco empire? He was appointed CEO in 1992 and he expanded the Tyco empire through a series of strategic mergers and acquisitions. 5. What was the nickname for Dennis on Wall Street? Deal-a-month Dennis 6. Why did Wall Street like Tyco? Where was Tyco headquarters located? ...
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...Easy Riders, Raging Bulls Sex. Drugs. Rock and Roll. Three simple words that helped shaped an era that brought some of the greatest movies, such as The Godfather, Jaws, and The Taxi Driver. In the book Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, by Peter Biskind takes us on a bumpy and wild ride of the era that challenged new ideas to young filmmaker’s that stimulated an edgier movie industry. This book is compelled of hundreds of interviews, with directors, stars, agents, and even one night stands. It tells the up close and personal story in way that celebrities never talked about drugs, sex, and money and the repercussions. Easy Riders, Raging Bulls is remarkable in the way that gave us an understanding and behind the scenes of Hollywood’s last golden age. “The 70s were the first time that a kind of age restriction was lifted. Young people were allowed to come rushing in with all of their naïveté and their wisdom and the privileges of youth. It was just an avalanche of new ideas, which is why the 70s were such a watershed” (Biskind 15). A small low budget biker movie made in 1969 sparked the new era of movies, known as Easy Rider. This movie was a shock but a huge success to Hollywood for the fact it was made with drugs, booze, and violent rivalry. Once Easy Rider was successful a new breed of directors were in demand, such as Francis Coppola, Peter Bogdanovich, George Lucas, and Martin Scorsese. This book contains so much research and extensive interviews of not only the directors, but...
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...The Quaid Twin Medical Error November, 1999 brought about a release of a report prepared by the prestigious National Academy of Science’s Institute of Medicine (IOM) making medical mistakes and their magnitude of the risks to patients receiving hospital care to common public knowledge. The IOM concluded that between 44,000-98,000 deaths occur annually because of medical errors. Among a general agreement was that system deficiencies were the most important factor in the problem and not incompetent or negligent physicians and other caregivers (Sultz & Young, 2010). An excellent example of a system deficiency that leads to a crisis and sentinel event was the highly publicized overdose of Heparin to Dennis Quaid’s newborn twins in 2007. The newborn twins of actor Dennis Quaid were among three patients accidentally given an adult dosage of Heparin, a blood thinner, from a vial containing 10,000 units per milliliter instead of the prescribed 10 units per milliliter. The patients were receiving intravenous inception of the heparin to flush the catheters and to prevent clotting. Cedars-Sinai’s CMO could basically do nothing more than offer his sincerest apologies; yet, ultimately a huge settlement was made for this sentinel event. As noted by experts, “Heparin is a good drug, but you have to pay very careful attention because of the varying concentrations” (Fox News, 2007). Now Quaid has become the self-described "front man" for a campaign to improve patient care with the implementation...
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