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Sam Sheppard
Sam Sheppard | |
Born | Samuel Holmes Sheppard December 29, 1923 |
Died | April 6, 1970 Columbus, Ohio, U.S. |
(aged 46)
Cause of death
Liver failure |
Resting place
Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens (1970–1997) Knollwood Cemetery |
Other names |
Occupation | Osteopathic physician, professional wrestler |
Criminal charge
First-degree murder |
Criminal penalty
Life imprisonment (overturned) |
Spouse(s) |
Children | 1 |
Conviction(s) | Second-degree murder (1954. Acquitted in retrial, 1966) |
Killings | |
Victims | Marilyn Reese Sheppard[disputed ] |
Date | July 4, 1954 |
Country | United States |
State(s) | Ohio |
Location(s) | Bay Village |
Killed | 1 |
Date apprehended
July 30, 1954 |
Imprisoned at | Ohio Penitentiary |
Samuel Holmes "Sam" Sheppard (American osteopathic physician and, toward the end of his life, a professional wrestler. He was convicted in 1954 of the brutal murder of his pregnant wife, Marilyn Reese Sheppard, at their Bay Village, Ohio home. He spent almost a decade in prison, mostly at the Ohio Penitentiary, before a retrial was ordered, where he was acquitted in 1966. To his death, he maintained his innocence in the murder.
December 29, 1923 – April 6, 1970 ) was anThe murder of Marilyn Sheppard and the controversial murder trial of Sam Sheppard in 1954 drew widespread, nationwide attention from the media, creating what the U.S. Supreme Court later described as a "carnival atmosphere" which denied Sheppard his right to due process.
In 2000, Sheppard's son, Sam Reese Sheppard, who was seven at the time of his mother's murder, sued the state of Ohio for his father's alleged wrongful imprisonment. After a ten-week trial, a civil jury returned a unanimous verdict that Sam Reese Sheppard had failed to prove his father had been wrongfully imprisoned.
- 1 Early life and education
- 2 The murder of Marilyn Reese Sheppard
- 3 First murder trial
- 4 Appeals and basis for retrial
- 5 Retrial and acquittal
- 6 Professional wrestling career
- 7 Remarriage and death
- 8 Efforts to clear Sheppard's name
- 9 Records from the case
- 10 In popular culture
- 11 See also
- 12 References
- 13 Sources
- 14 External links
Early life and education[edit]
Sheppard was born in Cleveland, Ohio, the youngest of three sons of Dr. Richard Allen Sheppard. He attended Cleveland Heights High School where he was an excellent student and was active in football, basketball, and track; he was class president for three years. Sheppard met his future wife, Marilyn Reese, while in high school. Although several small Ohio colleges offered him athletic scholarships, Sheppard chose to follow the lead of his father and older brothers and pursued a career in osteopathic medicine. He enrolled at Hanover College in Indiana to study prepositional courses, then took supplementary courses at Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Sheppard finished his medical education at the Los Angeles Osteopathic School of Physicians and Surgeons and was awarded the D.O. degree. He completed his internship and a residency in neurosurgery at Los Angeles County General Hospital. A few years after marrying Marilyn Reese on February 21, 1945, in Hollywood, California, Sheppard returned to Ohio and joined his father's growing medical practice at Bay View Hospital.
The murder of Marilyn Reese Sheppard[edit]
On the night of July 3, 1954, Sheppard and Marilyn were entertaining neighbors at their lakefront home on Lake Erie (since demolished) at 28944 Lake Road[1] in Bay Village, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland, just west of the city. The property itself abutted the shore of Lake Erie, near the west end of Huntington Reservation. While they were watching the movie Strange Holiday, Sheppard fell asleep on the daybed in the living room. Marilyn walked the neighbors out.
In the early morning hours of July 4, 1954, Marilyn Sheppard was bludgeoned to death in her bed with an unknown instrument. The bedroom was covered with blood spatter and drops of blood were found on floors throughout the house. Some items from the house, including Sam Sheppard's wristwatch, keychain and key, and fraternity ring, appeared to have been stolen.[2] They were later found in a canvas bag in shrubbery behind the house.[2] According to Sheppard, he was sleeping soundly on a daybed when he heard the cries from his wife. He ran upstairs where he saw a form in the bedroom and then he was knocked unconscious. When he awoke, he saw the person downstairs, chased the intruder out of the house down to the beach where they tussled and Sheppard was knocked unconscious again. He awoke with half his body in the lake.
At 5:40AM, a neighbor received an urgent phone call from Sheppard who pleaded for him to come to his home. When the neighbor and his wife arrived, Sheppard was found shirtless and his pants were wet with a bloodstain on the knee. Authorities arrived shortly thereafter. Sheppard seemed disoriented and in shock.[3] The family dog was not heard barking to indicate an intruder, and their son, Chip, was asleep in the adjacent bedroom during the whole ordeal.
First murder trial[edit]
A public inquest was held on July 22, 1954. Sheppard faced trial in autumn 1954.
The murder investigation and the trial are notable for the extensive publicity. Some newspapers and other media in Ohio were accused of bias against Sheppard and inflammatory coverage of the case, and were criticized for immediately labeling Sheppard as the only viable suspect. A federal judge later criticized the media, "If ever there was a trial by newspaper, this is a perfect example. And the most insidious example was the Cleveland Press. For some reason that newspaper took upon itself the role of accuser, judge and jury."[4]
It appeared that the local media influenced the investigators. On July 21, 1954, the Cleveland Press ran a front-page editorial titled "Do It Now, Dr. Gerber" which called for a public inquest. Hours later, Dr. Samuel Gerber, the coroner investigating the murder, announced that he would hold an inquest the next day.[5] The Cleveland Press ran another front-page editorial titled "Why Isn't Sam Sheppard in Jail?" on July 30 which was titled in later editions, "Quit Stalling and Bring Him In!".[6][7] That night, Sheppard was arrested for a police interrogation.[8]
The local media ran salacious front-page stories inflammatory to Sheppard which had no supporting facts or were later disproved. During the trial, a popular radio show broadcast a report about a New York City woman who claimed to be Sheppard's mistress and mother of his illegitimate child. Since the jury was not sequestered, two of the jurors admitted to the judge that they heard the broadcast but the judge did not dismiss them.[9] From interviews with some of the jurors years later, it is likely that jurors were contaminated by the press before the trial and perhaps during it.[10]
The U.S. Supreme Court later called the trial a "carnival atmosphere".[11]
Prosecution's theory[edit]
The high-profile nature of the case proved to be a boon to lead prosecutor John J. Mahon, who was running for a seat on the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas as the trial began. Mahon won his seat, and served until his death on January 31, 1962.
Prosecutors learned during their investigation and revealed at trial that Sheppard had carried on a three-year-long extramarital affair with Susan Hayes, a nurse at the hospital where Sheppard was employed. The prosecution argued that the affair was Sheppard's motive for killing his wife.
Defense strategy[edit]
Sheppard's attorney, William Corrigan, argued that Sheppard had severe injuries and that those injuries were inflicted by the intruder. Corrigan based his argument on the report made by neurosurgeon Dr. Charles Elkins, M.D., who examined Sheppard and found that he had suffered a cervical concussion, nerve injury, many absent or weak reflexes (most notably on the left side of his body), and injury in the region of the second cervical vertebra in the back of the neck. Dr. Elkins stated that it was impossible to fake or simulate the missing reflex responses.[citation needed]
The defense further argued that the crime scene was extremely bloody, and the only blood evidence on Sheppard was a bloodstain on his trousers. Corrigan also argued that two of Marilyn's teeth had been broken and that the pieces had been pulled out of her mouth, suggesting she had bitten her assailant. He told the jury that Sheppard had no open wounds. (Some[who?] observers have questioned the accuracy of claims that Marilyn Sheppard lost her teeth while biting her attacker, arguing that her missing teeth are consistent with the severe beating Marilyn Sheppard took to her face and skull.[12]) However, as criminologist Paul Leland Kirk later pointed out,[13] if the beating had broken Mrs. Sheppard's teeth, the pieces would have been found inside her mouth, and her lips would have been severely damaged, which was not the case.[citation needed]
Sheppard took the stand in his own defense. He testified that he had been sleeping downstairs on a daybed when he woke to his wife's screams.
I think that she cried or screamed my name once or twice, during which time I ran upstairs, thinking that she might be having a reaction similar to convulsions that she had had in the early days of her pregnancy. I charged into our room and saw a form with a light garment, I believe, at that time grappling with something or someone. During this short period I could hear loud moans or groaning sounds and noises. I was struck down. It seems like I was hit from behind somehow but had grappled this individual from in front or generally in front of me. I was apparently knocked out. The next thing I knew, I was gathering my senses while coming to a sitting position next to the bed, my feet toward the hallway.... I looked at my wife, I believe I took her pulse and felt that she was gone. I believe that I thereafter instinctively or subconsciously ran into my youngster's room next door and somehow determined that he was all right, I am not sure how I determined this. After that, I thought that I heard a noise downstairs, seemingly in the front eastern portion of the house.[14]
Sheppard ran back downstairs and chased what he described as a "bushy-haired intruder" or "form" down to the Lake Erie beach below his home, before being knocked out again. The defense called eighteen character witnesses for Sheppard, and two witnesses who said that they had seen a bushy-haired man near the Sheppard home on the day of the crime.
On December 21, 1954, a jury found Sheppard guilty of second-degree murder. He was sentenced to life in prison. On January 7, 1955, shortly after his conviction, Sheppard was told that his mother had committed suicide by gunshot. Eleven days later his father died of a bleeding gastric ulcer. He was permitted to attend both funerals but was required to wear handcuffs.
In 1959, Sheppard voluntarily took part in cancer studies by the Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research, allowing live cancer cells to be injected into his body.
On February 13, 1963, Sheppard's father-in-law Thomas S. Reese committed suicide in an East Cleveland, Ohio motel.
Appeals and basis for retrial[edit]
After the conviction, Sheppard's attorney William Corrigan spent six years making appeals but all were rejected. On July 30, 1961, Corrigan died. Months later, F. Lee Bailey took over as Sheppard's chief counsel and continued the appeal process.
Bailey's petition for a writ of habeas corpus was granted by a United States district court judge on July 15, 1964 who called the 1954 trial a "mockery of justice" that shredded Sheppard's Fourteenth Amendment rights to due process. The State of Ohio was ordered to release Sheppard on bond and gave the prosecutor 60 days to bring charges against Sheppard, otherwise the case would be dismissed permanently.[15] The State of Ohio appealed the ruling to a U.S. Court of Appeals Court for the Sixth Circuit, who on March 4, 1965 reversed the federal judge's ruling.[16] Bailey appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court who agreed to hear it in Sheppard v. Maxwell. On June 6, 1966, the U.S. Supreme Court, by an 8-to-1 vote, struck down the murder conviction. The decision noted, among other factors, that a "carnival atmosphere" had permeated the trial, and that the trial judge Edward J. Blythin,[17] was clearly biased against Sheppard because Judge Blythin had refused to sequester the jury, did not order the jury to ignore and disregard media reports of the case, and when speaking to newspaper columnist Dorothy Kilgallen shortly before the trial started said, "Well, he's guilty as hell. There's no question about it."
Sheppard served ten years of his sentence. Just three days after his release, Sheppard married Ariane Tebbenjohanns, a German divorcee who had corresponded with him during his imprisonment. The two had been engaged since January 1963. Tebbenjohanns endured her own bit of controversy shortly after the engagement had been announced, confirming that her half-sister was Magda Ritschel, the wife of Nazi propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels. However, Tebbenjohanns emphasized that she held no Nazi views. On October 7, 1969, Sheppard and Tebbenjohanns divorced.[18]
Retrial and acquittal[edit]
At his new arraignment on September 8, 1966, Sheppard loudly pleaded "not guilty" with his attorney, F. Lee Bailey, by his side. Jury selection got under way on October 24, and opening statements began eight days later. Unlike in the original trial, neither Sheppard nor Susan Hayes took the stand, a strategy that proved to be successful when a "not guilty" verdict was returned on November 16. The trial was very important to Bailey's rise to prominence among American criminal defense lawyers. It was during this trial that Paul Kirk presented the bloodspatter evidence he collected in Sheppard's home in 1955 which proved crucial to his acquittal.
Just three weeks later, Sheppard appeared as a guest on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. In 1975, Carson told guest George Peppard (who played Sheppard in a TV movie), that Sheppard had told him during this conversation that had he been found guilty, he would have shot himself in court.
After his acquittal, Sheppard helped write the book Endure and Conquer, which presented his side of the case and gave insight into his years in prison. He also returned briefly to medicine in Youngstown, Ohio. He was sued twice for medical malpractice by the estates of dead patients.
Professional wrestling career[edit]
Sam Sheppard | |
Birth name | Samuel Holmes Sheppard |
Born | Cleveland, Ohio, United States |
December 29, 1923
Died | April 6, 1970 Columbus, Ohio, United States |
(aged 46)
Professional wrestling career | |
Ring name(s) | Sam Sheppard |
Billed weight | 195 lb (88 kg)[19] |
Trained by | George Strickland[19] |
Debut | August 1969[20] |
Sheppard's third wife, Colleen Strickland Sheppard, was the daughter of professional wrestler George Strickland, who introduced Sheppard to wrestling and trained him to wrestle. Sheppard made his debut in August 1969 at the age of 45 as "Killer" Sam Sheppard, wrestling Wild Bill Scholl in his first match.[20]
Sheppard wrestled over 40 matches before his death in April 1970, including a number of tag team bouts with Strickland as his partner.[21] Sheppard's notoriety made him a strong draw.[22]
During his career, Sheppard used his anatomical knowledge to develop a new submission hold, the "mandible claw". The mandible claw was popularized by professional wrestler Mankind in the late 1990s.[23]
Remarriage and death[edit]
Six months before his death, Sheppard married Colleen Strickland.[24] Towards the end of his life, Sheppard was reportedly drinking "as much as two fifths of liquor a day" (1.5 liters).[25] On April 6, 1970, Sheppard was found dead in his home in Columbus, Ohio.[26] It was later determined that Sheppard died of liver failure.[27] He was buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens in Columbus, Ohio.[28] His body remained there until September 1997 when he was exhumed for DNA testing as part of the lawsuit brought by his son to clear his father's name.[29] After the tests, the body was cremated, and the ashes were inurned in a mausoleum at Knollwood Cemetery in Mayfield Heights, Ohio, along with those of his murdered wife, Marilyn.[30]
Efforts to clear Sheppard's name[edit]
Sheppard's son, Samuel Reese Sheppard, has devoted considerable time and effort towards clearing his father's reputation.[31]
In 1999, Samuel Reese Sheppard sued the State of Ohio in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas for his father's wrongful imprisonment. By order of the court, Marilyn Sheppard's body was exhumed, in part to determine if the fetus she was carrying when she was killed had been fathered by Dr. Sheppard. Terry Gilbert, an attorney retained by the Sheppard family, told the media that "the fetus in this case had previously been autopsied", a fact that had never previously been disclosed. This, Gilbert argued, raised questions about the coroner's office in the original case possibly concealing pertinent evidence.[12] Due to the passage of time and the effect of formaldehyde on the fetus's tissues, paternity could not be established. Gilbert was assisted by John R. Hargrove of Florida, who was a classmate of Sam Reese Sheppard at Culver Military Academy.
Possible suspect[edit]
During Sheppard's civil trial, Gilbert suggested that Richard Eberling, an occasional handyman and window washer at the Sheppard home, was the likeliest suspect in Marilyn's murder after a ring that had belonged to Marilyn Sheppard was allegedly found in his possession. Eberling died in an Ohio prison in 1998, where he was serving a life sentence for the 1984 murder in Lakewood, Ohio of Ethel May Durkin, a wealthy, elderly widow who died without any immediate family. Durkin's murder was uncovered when a court-appointed review of the woman's estate revealed that Eberling, Durkin's guardian and executor, had failed to execute her final wishes, which included stipulations on her burial.
Durkin's body was exhumed and additional injuries were discovered in the autopsy that did not match Eberling's previous claims of in-house accidents, including a fall down a staircase in her home. Coincidentally, both of Durkin's sisters, Myrtle Fray and Sarah Belle Farrow, had died under suspicious circumstances as well. Fray was killed after being "savagely" beaten about the head and face and then strangled; Farrow died following a fall down the basement steps in the home she shared with Durkin in 1970, a fall in which she broke both legs and both arms. In subsequent legal action, both Eberling and his partner, Obie Henderson, were found guilty in Durkin's death. DNA comparison of Eberling's blood with blood found at the murder scene was inconclusive. Prosecutors argued that the blood evidence had been tainted in the years since it was collected, and that it potentially placed 90% of all Americans on the crime scene (blood collected from a closet door in Marilyn Sheppard's room was Type O, while Eberling's blood type was A).
Eberling had admitted having been in the Sheppard home, and stated he cut his finger while washing windows and bled while on the premises. This has been cited as evidence of Eberling's involvement in the murder, although some questioned why Eberling would account for his blood being in the house.[17] Though Eberling denied any criminal involvement in the Sheppard case,[32] a fellow convict reported that Eberling confessed to the crime. Kathie Collins Dyal, a home healthcare worker for Durkin, also testified that Eberling had confessed to her in 1983. The credibility of both witnesses was seriously called into question during the 2000 civil trial.
F. Lee Bailey, Sheppard's attorney during his 1966 retrial, insisted in his testimony in the 2000 civil lawsuit that Eberling could not have been the killer. Instead, Bailey suggested that Esther Houk, wife of Bay Village mayor Spencer Houk, had killed Marilyn in a fit of jealous rage after finding out that Marilyn and her husband had had an affair. The Houks were neighbors of the Sheppards.
Civil trial verdict[edit]
Steve Dever led the State of Ohio's trial team, which included assistant prosecutors Dean Maynard Boland and Kathleen Martin. They argued that Sheppard was the most logical suspect, and presented expert testimony suggesting that Marilyn Sheppard's murder was a textbook domestic homicide. They argued that Sheppard had not welcomed the news of his wife's pregnancy, wanted to continue his affairs with Susan Hayes and with other women, was concerned about the social stigma that a divorce might create. They claimed the evidence showed that Marilyn Sheppard may have hit Sam Sheppard sparking an angry rage that resulted in her bludgeoning. Dean Maynard Boland evaluated evidence that had been considered by fifty years of investigators, journalists and others and was the first to discover the murder weapon used by Sam Sheppard - a bedroom lamp.
Prosecutors asked why Sheppard hadn't called out for help, why he had neatly folded his jacket on the daybed in which he said he'd fallen asleep, and why the family dog—which several witnesses had testified (in the first trial in 1954) was very loud when strangers came to the house—had not barked on the night of the murder (recalling the famous Sherlock Holmes remark about "the curious incident of the dog in the night-time", with its implication that the dog knew the criminal).
After ten weeks of trial, 76 witnesses, and hundreds of exhibits, the case went to the eight-person civil jury. The jury deliberated just three hours on April 12, 2000, before returning a unanimous verdict that Samuel Reese Sheppard had failed to prove that his father had been wrongfully imprisoned. Some jurors were later interviewed and stated emphatically that their verdict represented their belief that Sam Sheppard had murdered his wife.
On February 22, 2002, the Eighth District Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that the civil case should not have gone to the jury, as a wrongful imprisonment claim could be made only by the person actually imprisoned, and not by a family member such as Sam Reese Sheppard. Legal standing to bring such a claim, the court of appeals found, died with the person who had been imprisoned. In August 2002, the Supreme Court of Ohio affirmed the appeals court's decision.
Records from the case[edit]
In 2012, William Mason, then Cuyahoga County Prosecutor, designated the Cleveland–Marshall College of Law Library at Cleveland State University as the repository for records and other materials relating to the Sheppard case.[33] The law school has digitized the material, consisting of over 50 boxes of photographs, recordings and trial exhibits,[33] and posted it online through the school's institutional repository.[34]
In popular culture[edit]
In literature[edit]
- The 2010 novel Mr. Peanut by Adam Ross features Sam Sheppard as a New York City detective investigating a woman's death and recounting the details of his wife's murder.[35][36]
- Edward D. Hoch created his famous detective Dr. Sam Hawthorne after him.[37]
- The novel Crooked River Burning by Mark Winegardner features the Sheppard murder trial and ends with an epilogue of Sheppard's wrestling days and death.[38]
- The television series The Fugitive and the 1993 film of the same name has been cited as being loosely based on Sheppard's story. This claim has always been denied by their creators.[39]
- The TV series American Justice produced an episode based on this case.[episode needed]
- An episode of the Cold Case television series titled "Schadenfreude" is also based on this case.
- Guilty or Innocent: The Sam Sheppard Murder Case (1975), starring George Peppard, is a television movie about this case.
- The Law & Order television series episode "Justice" is based on Sam Reese Sheppard's mission to clear his father's name.
- My Father's Shadow (1998), starring Peter Strauss, is a television movie about this case.
- The TV series The New Detectives aired an episode about the forensic testing of the evidence in this case, both at the time of Sheppard's indictment and during the later efforts to vindicate him.
- The TV series Notorious produced an episode about this case titled "The Sam Sheppard Story".
- The Nova television series episode "NOVA: The Killer's Trail – The Story of Dr. Sam Sheppard" evaluates the clues and – according to the Product Description that accompanies the DVD version of the episode – comes to a conclusion that "overturn[s] previous assumptions about the killer and point[s] to an entirely new, still unknown, suspect."[40]
- The educational television series, Our Living Bill of Rights produced by Encyclopædia Britannica Films, covers the Sheppard trial in the episode "Free Press vs. Trial By Jury: The Sheppard Case" (also called "Free Press vs Fair Trial By Jury"). The program contains documentary film footage, interviews with Sam Sheppard and F. Lee Bailey and a dramatization of the activity in the Sheppard home at the time of the murder. The program may be viewed on this site: http://www.historicfilms.com/tapes/15618 (the opening and closing title sequences are omitted, and is entirely in black and white - the original contained some color footage).[41]
See also[edit]
- ^ "History Q & A: Where was the Sam Sheppard house?". The City of Bay Village. 2001. Archived from the original on 2001-12-28.
- ^ a b Evans, Colin (2003). A Question of Evidence: The Casebook of Great Forensic Controversies, from Napoleon to O. J.. John Wiley & Sons. pp. 106–107. ISBN 9780471462682. OCLC 52371365. Retrieved November 26, 2014.
- ^ Neff, James (2001). The Wrong Man. New York: Random House. pp. 5–9.
- ^ Neff 2001, p. 230
- ^ Neff 2001, p. 85
- ^ The Sam Sheppard Case
- ^ "'Wrong Man' makes case for Sheppard's innocence". USA Today. November 8, 2001. Retrieved May 23, 2010.
- ^ Neff 2001, p. 101-102
- ^ Neff 2001, p. 151-152
- ^ Neff 2001, p. 166-168
- ^ Sheppard v. Maxwell, 384 U.S. 333, 358 (1964) (U.S. Supreme Court)
- ^ a b "Body of Sam Sheppard's wife exhumed in Ohio". CNN.com. October 5, 1999. Archived from the original on 2004-09-19.
- ^ Affidavit of Paul Leland Kirk, filed in the Court of Common Pleas, Criminal Branch, No. 64571
- ^ DeSario, Jack; Mason, William D. (2003). Dr. Sam Sheppard on Trial: The Prosecutors and the Marilyn Sheppard Murder. Kent State University Press. p. 345. ISBN 0-873-38770-8.
- ^ Neff 2001, p. 226-230
- ^ Neff 2001, p. 238
- ^ a b "The Media and the Trial". Providence.edu. Archived from the original on 2010-06-31. Check date values in:
(help) - ^ Court TV Online – Sheppard
- ^ a b Andrews, Kenai (August 11, 1969). "People". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved September 13, 2013.
- ^ a b "Osteopath Sam Sheppard Now Wrestling". The News and Courier. August 22, 1969.
- ^ Jonathan Knight (1 December 2010). Summer of Shadows: A Murder, a Pennant Race, and the Twilight of the Best Location in the Nation. Clerisy Press. ISBN 978-1-57860-468-5.
- ^ Jerry Lawler (19 December 2002). It's Good to Be the King...Sometimes. World Wrestling Entertainment. ISBN 978-0-7434-7557-0.
- ^ Sitterson, Aubrey (June 21, 2011). "Wrestling Innovators - The Origins Of Your Favorite Moves". UGO Networks. Retrieved September 13, 2013.
- ^ Dr Sam Sheppard-Weird World Of Wrestling
- ^ Sam and Marilyn Sheppard
- ^ "Dr. Sheppard Is Dead". The Owosso Argus-Press. April 6, 1970. p. 7. Retrieved May 12, 2014.
- ^ "Sam Sheppard Died of Natural Causes". Herald-Journal. April 15, 1970. p. 30. Retrieved May 12, 2014.
- ^ "Sam Sheppard's son to talk about exhumation". The Bryan Times. September 16, 1997. p. 8. Retrieved May 12, 2014.
- ^ Sam Sheppard's remains exhumed for DNA testing, CNN, September 17, 1997
- ^ "Sheppard's son inters ashes, begins death-penalty march". The Bryan Times. September 19, 1997. p. 2. Retrieved May 12, 2014.
- ^ Sam Reese Sheppard: Seeking the Truth
- ^ Sam Sheppard Case
- ^ a b Farkas, Karen (September 29, 2012). "Sam Sheppard's murder case files and exhibits given to Cleveland State University's Cleveland-Marshall College of Law". The Plain Dealer. Retrieved March 29, 2013.
- ^ "The Same Sheppard Case 1954-2000". http://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/sheppard/. Clevland State University. Retrieved 26 August 2014.
- ^ Ross, Adam (2010). Mr. Peanut. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. ISBN 978-0-307-27070-2. OCLC 437298703.
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- ^ Winegardner, Mark (2001). Crooked river burning. New York: Harcourt. ISBN 978-0-15-100294-8. OCLC 44016390.
- ^ Cooper, Cynthia L.; Sam Reese Sheppard (1995). Mockery of justice: the true story of the Sheppard murder case. UPNE. pp. 4, 329. ISBN 978-1-55553-241-3. OCLC 32391248. Retrieved 2009-05-11.
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- Cooper, Cynthia, Sheppard, Samuel Reese (1995). Mockery of Justice. Northeastern University Press. ISBN 1-55553-241-1.
- Neff, James (2001). The Wrong Man. Random House. ISBN 0-679-45719-4.
- Mason, William D., DeSario, Jack P. (2003). Dr. Sam Sheppard on Trial: Case Closed. Kent State University Press. ISBN 0-87338-770-8.
External links[edit]
- "The Sam Sheppard Case: 1954-2000". Engaged Scholarship. Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. Retrieved July 15, 2014.
- Trials of Sam Sheppard
- Nova: The Killer's Trail Complete transcript of the 1999 Nova program and resources.
- FBI file on Sam Sheppard
- FBI file on Marilyn Sheppard
- Sam Reese "Chip" Sheppard website
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I feel old.
This isn't a new thing. I've felt old for a while now, and I'm sure anyone who reads this blog (Dave, and my mom most likely) has a better than even chance of reading that and thinking "You're just a kid!" but it still feels like a fairly powerful truth to me.
Most of the reason for this is the growth and expansion in the power of technology in just the years since I've been old enough to notice and pay attention. For fun, I'm going to post a few quick memories about what degree of change I've actually had beneath my fingertips. Samples from multiple technological generations, comparing and contrasting in rough terms, the way this power has grown.
The first "computer" I ever owned, as a Texas Instruments machine called the TI 99/4a.
… I really never counted the TI-99 as a "real computer", even as a kid. It didn't feel right for some reason. It might have been roughly the same color that the Apples I played with in school at the time were, but other than that the similarities were nonexistent. Without a disk drive or any cartridge games beyond "Chisholm Trail", a cattle-herding game, and with only a tiny amount of memory available to be used for playing about in BASIC, it was pretty much useless to me.
Unknown to me at the time – and indeed right up until I began researching my facts for this post – the 99 was actually the first commercially produced 16 bit computer. This meant, that in comparison to other computers of the time like the Commodore 64 and Apple II series systems, it had a greater level of complexity and potential power that could be put to work each time the system began a cycle of computing. In addition, it ran at a blisteringly fast speed compared to the other personal computer options of its day from 1981 to 1983. It's processor, the TI TMS9900, ran at a full 3Mhz meaning that for every second that passed, it was capable of performing something in the range of 3 million simple mathematical calculations or actions. This might sound like a lot, and indeed, in 1981 it was a fairly incredible amount of power to work with. In fact, if one was to compare the 16 bit, 3Mhz processor in the TI 99/4a against its contemporaries, the TI would win every time.
So why does everyone know the Apple II or Commodore 64, but not the powerful, capable TI-99/4a?
In short, Texas Instruments got caught in the middle of a vicious battle between Apple and Commodore. Apple, at the higher end of the price options at the time, had a growing lock on the educational computer market. Commodore on the other hand, engaged Texas Instruments and other computer manufacturers in the United States in a vicious and bloody price war. Even pricing the 99 on a level comparable to the then-inexpensive Commodore VIC-20 failed to stem the tide of red ink. When sales continued to remain low, the price dropped from $299 to a below-cost $150, and eventually to $99 with the release of a revised, cheaper to manufacture version. (seen above) In addition, Commodore sold products with extensive documentation allowing any VIC owner to develop his own hardware or software for the machine with full access to the schematics and other necessary references. Texas Instruments, attempting to keep a firm lock on the full market for TI 99/4a compatible equipment and software, revealed very little information at the time of the system's launch, and schematics were never released until after the cancellation of the product line in 1983.
By the time I had my TI 99/4a, the system was long "dead", and nothing new was being produced. After a few weeks of trying to find fun things to do with my new first computer, I stopped playing with it. And eventually, came to what will make up Part 2.


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Hey Jim, I know you get a TON of questions about your 5/3/1 method and probably hate yourself for publishing the program, but I just thought I would drop in my own question. I know you recommend Doing chins/pullups as assistance work for the Military Press. This is great. I know you like to set up the training for the program as Military Press/Deadlift/Bench/Squat in that order through the week, but do you think that the stress on the biceps from either of these movements could cause the potential for some form of trauma to the bicep when doing deadlifts if the pull is performed the day after doing chins as a result of recovering muscles/tendons? I have always been curious of this. I look forward to your reply and thank you for taking the time to read my question.
It's not a big deal to switch the lower and upper body days – that doesn't matter. As long as the lifts get done, that is what matters.The key to training and life is to focus on the things that are truly important and let the other crap fall to the wayside.
Jim, couple of quick questions for you:
1. I'm doing 5/3/1 three days a week and running hills after every workout. I've been doing that for about seven weeks now. At first I thought my body adjusted fine to the hills, but now my knees have been aching pretty good for the first couple of hills, and then throughout the week during the days somewhat too. Banded TKE's have helped a bit but from you're extensive experience with hill running, is this something my legs will get used to over time or should I start cutting back on the hills and substitute something else for my conditioning?
2. I've got about half of your top ten "All Time Heavy Albums" on my mp3 player now. Great list! Question is, off the top of your head could you list off numbers 11-20? Thanks Jim!
Ditch the frat boy TKE's and learn how to roll on a foam roller/PVC pipe on your IT band, calves and hamstrings. This takes care of any knee pain that I have. Massive difference for me. Until then, just do some Prowler Walking, Walking up/down hill with weight vest, walking/up down stadium steps with weight vest.Other heavy LP's/EP's:
Burning Witch – Crippled Lucifer
Indian – The Unquiet Sky
BongZilla – Methods… and Gateway
Sleep – Sleep's Holy Mountain
Celtic Frost – Morbid Tales
Neuroris – Given to the Rising, Through Silver in Blood, Times of Grace
Coffinworm – When all became none
That's all I think of now because my brain is fried but there are tons more. These are some very good choices.
I'm switching back to 531 three days per week. I noticed in the book that you lay out an example for 3 days per week and have a question about the deload week.
I presume you combined military and deadlift on Monday to line up the start of the next round on the following Monday. You have Deadlift listed again on Friday, though. I figured it's probably a typo and was meant to be Squat, but wanted to make sure I didn't miss something in the book somewhere.
Thanks for everything, Jim!
You are correct – just take a week of deload and combine one lower body lift and one upper body lift.
Hey Jim, I was wondering on week 4 do I deload on my assistance work as well or just the main lifts? Thanks for the help with the wrist wraps question. Also just another quick product question. When should I start using a belt for lifting, I've never used one before but in reading the 5/3/1 manual you recommended it…should I wait till the weights get heavier? Thanks for your time and assistance on my rookie questions.
1. Deload both.2. You can wear a belt whenever…just start wearing it for your work sets if you want to get used to wearing one. If you don't feel you need a belt, don't wear one.
There isn't a "right time" or "wrong time" to wearing a belt. There is just "your time."
5/3/1 says drink a gallon of milk after doing BORING BUT BIG, I think I read some where try to work up to a gallon a day. My question is why a gallon of milk? Just started reading 5/3/1 Fotball for my Atheltes. So far great rea.
Very easy and great way to get an increase in calories and protein. Highly recommended if you are skinny and want to put on some weight.
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Jesse Malin's forthcoming third solo album "Glitter In The Gutter" features appearances from several very special guests - including Ryan Adams, Bruce Springsteen and Josh Homme.
It is not the first time Malin has collaborated with ex-Whiskeytown frontman Ryan Adams. A fan for years of Malin's previous band D Generation, Adams produced Malin's debut album "The Art of Self Destruction" to great critical acclaim in 2002.
Also Springsteen appears on "Glitter In The Gutter" to return a favour - Malin previously contributed a cover version of Springsteen's "Hungry Heart" , which he originally ecorded for an Uncut tribute CD, to the benefit album "Light of Day: A Tribute to Bruce Springsteen."
The New York troubadour's third solo album, "Glitter in the Gutter" is expected to be released in spring 2007 and is produced by Rob Cavallo, who has also produced The Muffs and Green Day.
The star-laden new album also has contributions from Queens Of The Stone Age frontman Josh Homme, Jakob Dylan and Foo Fighters guitarist Chris Shiflett.
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Teaching Writing in First Year Courses
Teachers of first-year students devote time to improving students' writing in many ways:
- outlining procedures to follow when composing an essay;
- providing models of the kinds of writing students will be doing;
- explaining the criteria by which essays will be marked;
- helping students to understand why their writing succeeds or falls short;
- insisting on clarity and coherence.
When students encounter such concern for order and expression in all the courses that require them to write essays, they usually make the effort to improve their writing habits.
At the end of their two English courses, students must demonstrate the ability to write essays on literary topics with the following qualities:
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These are the procedures generally followed in first-year English courses:
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- advising or requiring students to rewrite defective essays or paragraphs;
- setting assignments of graduated difficulty;
- teaching the necessity of close critical reading of sources, the standard methods of documentation, the use of the library, and the ways of incorporating quotations into the text of a paper;
- offering tutorials for students who need to clarify their ideas by talking about them before they can lucidly reshape their work;
- writing specific comments on papers to show students the value of exact statement and logical organization.
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Nastume Sōseki (1867–1916) was born the youngest of eight children during the last year of the Tokugawa shogunate in Edo, the city shortly to be renamed Tokyo, and became the defining writer of the Meiji period (1868–1912). Raised by foster parents until he was nine, he made a faltering start at school but soon displayed a special aptitude for Chinese studies and later for the English language, ultimately earning an advanced degree in English literature. As an
undergraduate at Tokyo Imperial University, he published an essay on Walt Whitman that introduced the poet's work to Japan. After teaching for several years, Sōseki was sent in 1900 to England for two years by the Ministry of Education. Upon his return he succeeded Lafcadio Hearn in the English department at Tokyo Imperial University. Sōseki published his first work of fiction in 1905, the opening chapter of what would become the famous satirical novel I Am a Cat. In 1907, offered a position with the Asahi Newspaper publishing company, he left teaching to become a full-time writer, and proceeded to produce novels at the rate of one a year until his
death from a stomach ulcer in 1916. Other major works to have appeared in English translation include Botchan, Kusamakura, The Miner, and Kokoro.
William F. Sibley (1941–2009) was a professor of East Asian languages and civilizations at the University of Chicago. A translator of Japanese fiction and nonfiction, Sibley was at work on Sōseki's First Trilogy, comprising Sanshirō, And Then, and The Gate, at the time of his death.
Pico Iyer is the author of several books, including Video Night in Kathmandu, The Lady and the Monk, The Global Soul, and, most recently, The Man Within My Head. He is a frequent contributor to The New York Review of Books and Harper's. He lives in Japan.
"I especially remember the strong sense of identification I felt with The Gate, the story of a young married couple living in far-from-ideal circumstances." —Haruki Murakami
"Released in 1910, The Gate is among top Japanese novelist Sōseki's best-know works. A man suddenly abandons his loving wife to enter a life of contemplation in a Zen temple. He goes looking for answers but finds only more questions." —Library Journal
"A sensitive, skillfully written novel by the most widely read Japanese author of modern times." —The Guardian
"Soseki had a genius for sensitively depicting souls in torment. The novel is about the marriage of Sosuke and Oyone….The Gate beautifully shows the way their relationship is suffused with both love and remorse, constantly reminding them of their pain while also acting to soothe it.... The Gate concludes with a poignant diminuendo, where Soseki takes leave of his couple with a scene of quiet and bittersweet domesticity. The sign of his greatness is that those last, longing notes sound as clearly now as when they were written." —Sam Sacks, The Wall Street Journal
"Sōseki's prose is so delicate that each page is like looking at a set of dreamy watercolors.' —Sunday Telegraph
"The Gate is not so much tragic or comic as a graceful balance between the dispiriting and the humorous. It is surely the kind of writing we need. A masterpiece of taste and clarity." —New Statesman
"The Gate is almost devoid of dramatic incidents, but halting conversations of a quite ordinary husband and wife have a peculiar poignance because their love is the one abiding element in their lives. The descriptions of Sōseki's house and its surroundings are as precise as in a Naturalist novel, and the atmosphere of almost featureless days is unfalteringly conveyed, but the novel never becomes boring, no doubt because of the excellence of the writing." —Donald Keene
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Desiree and Brooks – Are they Still Together and Engaged July 2013?
Fans of The Bachelorette are aware that the show is taped well in advance of the season airing. It's been at least a few months since Desiree and Brooks got engaged on the finale of The Bachelorette 2013 and we have all the updates on their relationship status, their engagement and their plans for the future.
If you're here, you obviously already know that Des chooses Brooks in the end. He proposes to her on next week's finale and she (obviously) says yes. But what's happened since the cameras stopped rolling and their fairytale settings have disappeared. Are Des and Brooks still as happy as they were when they got engaged?
The answer is "Yes!" they are as happy as they were a few months ago – at least according to reports. Unlike some of the former couples to get engaged on the show (Emily and Jef, Jake and Vienna, Ali and Roberto, Jason and Melissa…need we go on?), Des and Brooks are still happily in love. At least for now.
We'll get a complete update on the status of Desiree and Brooks' relationship on the After the Final Rose Ceremony but, despite Chris Harrison's best efforts to convince us otherwise, it appears that this season will go down much like every other. Desiree will send Chris home at the final rose ceremony and give the final rose to Brooks.
Kind of predictable if you ask me.
Do you think Desiree and Brooks will actually get married?
Sound off in the comment section below!
Well, looks like this article is completely wrong.
l don't think this is wrg l think brooks realizes that he really is in love n comes bk to the show
I think / hope Brooks comes back. A perfect couple.
Seriously a perfect couple??? Barf!!!!
He is not a man but a mouse …. How dare Desiree drag Drew and Chris and even Zak through those weeks …. Such a fallacy…. And really Des … You tell others you need a guy who can communicate and express himself….and you say you know Brooks loves you and he never said it ? The others have ? Shame on you … You are no better than James in the manipulation arena!!!!-
James for the next bachelor! At least he is a realist.
We can't speak if we have never been in her shoes, it's hard keeping guys who are head over heals over you when your heart and feelings aren't the same towards them (Drew & Chris) all Brooks needed was reassurance from Des but how to make sure you "fall in love" in only six weeks? I am sure Brooks had strong feeling for herbut didn't want to be that person who would propose and then regret it….seems like you don't know what you have until you loose it, which is why Brooks goes back to Des and the others either flee on their own (Drew) or are dismissed (Chris)…destiny is destiny and Brooks doubted his feelings when deep down he was actually in love with Des. It must be hard to throw your self out the when there is 33.333% chances your heart will be corresponded and 66.66% it will be broken. Iam sure Des & Brooks are happy together, you could tell they were meant to be when they were saying "goodbye" b/c they could not let go of each other…. Felt like two hours of Soap opera though….LOVE THEM!!!
FOR EVERYONE LOOKING FOR LOVE: It should be a scene of "reality love check" for many out there who keep jumping into relationships over and over when they should actually come in touch with their own feelings first and TRY TO WORK ON COMPROMISING rather then it being a battle of "my way" ….It's tough finding the one but if you keep having the same "problem" with every guy/girl then the problem is your choosing the same type and you must start shifting into knowing who and how to choose. Everyone has a soulmate! We come to love not by finding a perfect person but by seeing an imperfect person perfectly
I thinks the whole thing is a fake— I feel sorry for true people like Drew and Chris— I think sweet Des is not so sweet. The whole show is a FAKE — need ratings
I agree. I think the show is at least half fake. It seems they have figured out the "formula" that the audience likes. A seemingly sweet guy/gal and the mix of guy/girl; crazy one, selfish one, in it for fame one, pervert, too quite, attached one, and then some sweet ones for show. They were running out of "who is the bachelor/bachelorette going to pick cliff hangers. so they came up with the: "I am in love with the guy (very early on) and the response of "I am not sure I love you enough" response and a two part ending. Clever, but no so nice to the other two who are waiting. I wonder if they paid Brooks extra to make out like he just isn't sure. It seems they have been leading up to this since Desiree said she was "running" and Brooks said he is still at a "jog". It makes me irritated that the producers think the audience is so stupid. I guess they had to figure out something when the realized too early in the show that Desiree was picking Brooks. There have been a couple of other shows where is seemed obvious who the bachelor/bachelorette was going to pick. For instance does anyone think that Sean would have given up Desiree over her seemingly crazy brother if she were really the one for him? Sean does not appear to be that shallow.
I really hope Brooks comes back. I think
when Des told him she loved him he
realized he loved her too. If he decides he
was wrong and does come back I
think he will be the one who ends up
proposing.(: -
OMG people, the whole show is scripted and set up to suck your emotions…so phony but we keep watching and that is why it is FAKE. Duh. This couple won't make it in the real world…they need the cameras to invoke passion.
She's probably not picking anyone, but if she does, it should be Chris.
Brooks I heard does come back for the finale and he proposes to her after Des turns down Chris and Drew. My guess is that he appears at the last minute with a proposal and the rest is – they live happily ever after!!! YAY!!!
All that sniffing and sobbing from a gal I thought had it all together. I wanted to slap her back to reality and was hoping she held her head high and walked away a lady. But then I remembered it's a TV show and you need DRAMA….it was an insult to my intelligence!!!
I can't believe I'm posting on this but I was appalled by this statement. I recognize that this show was fabricated by producers to create a cinematic experience for the audience. It is largely unrealistic. But the show incorporates real people with complicated emotions. Desiree is brave. She isn't afraid to open her heart and you can tell she is the kind of person who loves completely. Some may call it foolish but I admire her capacity to love. I can have this opinion because I struggle to be free with my emotions. Also what woman, who truly loved and lost, did not sobbed like a baby. To have your heart broken hurts more than most physical pains. Furthermore, the fact she is so in tune with her emotions makes her more put together than most people. The people who hide behind strong facades and are merely acquainted with their own emotions tend to know very little about themselves and what they want. I think Desiree has been as real as she can be considering the dynamics of the show and understood her emotions and acted accordingly. She may fall too hard too quickly but she is brave. Who are you to judge whether or not she is allowed to cry? Also, if it is such an insult to your intelligence why did you watch the season and then take the time to read this article and post a comment? Perhaps, it is because you know you could learn a thing or two from Desiree about compassion and love.
I believe what Anna says is true! If that episode was "scripted" like so many people think, both Brooks and Des need to quit their day time jobs and move to Hollywood because there is NO way in my book anyone could fake that kind of emotion! I hope he realizes he loves her and they are together!
I have to say I agree with you on this…the emotions were very real and raw…either that or they are ranking up there with some of the best actors!
If brooks comes back,definately Dez will pick him..Brook is de only guy that saw Des on wedding gown and Des is been inlove with him from their 1st date butI don't trust Brooks he i so indecisive…wat if he changes his mind again down the line and realized he is not inlove for really…just wish Des the best…
She should have just picked Chris!
Did you see Chris in high heals and how he reacted to the gay beauty contestant assistant? They are like bro and sis, and she even said brothers and sisters don't kiss… Chris is a fake. He only pretends to write poetry because he learned she does, and no one is impressed with his efforts. He likes her because she is independent which means he has more free time for the guys…
I think show is a funny Desiree crazy for letting Chris go she will do a Jillian Harris and bring Brooks back for she has said she in love with him from starting of the season and he like older ladies. this season wasn't good to me Desiree gave it away on who she pick at the limo and Brooks isn't my pick. I hope at the final rose I hope she get Chris he's the one.
I think she made a mistake letting go of Zak. He may have not been the best looking one, but he sure was the most sincere. You could tell by the way he looked at her and treated her that he was crazy about her. Drew is too much of a pansy in my book. Chris would be a good pick….but Brooks???. He reminds me of a little boy not ready for any type of a relationship. I used to enjoy watching the batchlor/ette, but no more. This was the most boring season. And I'm with everyone else. Let's get some different people in the loop. So sick and tired of watching the same old, same old……
If Brooks pops back and proposes in the next episode, I think two things: 1) Brooks doesn't know what he wants and isn't being true to himself and 2) Desiree is foolish to accept a proposal from a man who just a few days prior stated that she wasn't the love of his life. (Of course, only my opinion…)
You are sooooo correct. Thought the same thing myself.
yes I couldn't agree more myself! Get a grip girl, he already said you weren't the one for him. . . .
Exactly right, who wants a guy who changes his mind like that??
I hope he doesn't come back to propose and even if he did, it would be foolish of Des to accept his proposal after he said she wasn't the love of his life only a few days back. I think Chris is the guy for her. He is so sweet and truly loves her.
Also Des keeps saying she wants a guy hwo can communicate with her and obviously Brooks isn't the one. He never told her he loved her and dumps her in the finale, while Chris was the first one to express his feelings. -
After last night's episode, I hope Drew and Chris were made aware of Des' and Brooks' behavior so they have the opportunity to bale out before embarrassing themselves next week, or worse, seeing the re-run of it after one of them propose to her. They both deserve better. Des obviously has led them on for weeks now, whereas she should have told Chris Harrison she was in love with Brooks and couldn't continue with the show. This season has been a joke and at the expense of hurt feelings, but I'll tune in on Monday …
Drew, Chris, and even Zak really appeared to love Des. How can she say she has never felt loved? I am still on the fence as to whether or not Brooks needs to "come out of the closet." Also, he is from Salt Lake City which is strongly LDS. I have been on both sides of Des' predicament — where I really tried to feel as strongly for someone as they did for me, and having stronger feelings for someone than they did for me. I wish her true happiness with someone that can love her as much as she loves them. >^-^<
Oh, you know he comes back. He will say some nonsense like he realized after he left how much he really cares. I'd even bet that he never even gets off the island. I just hope he comes back before Chris gets down on one knee.
They will never get married. If he comes back it will only be putting off what he intended to do in the first place. But love trumps all, so Des will definately want him back and believe him. He already admitted that he has a great time in the moment but cannot see forever with her.
really well said!
I think Drew really loves her and I think she is wrong about Brooks.
Brooks is so freaking boring, and it's been easy to tell that he has NEVER been THAT into Des during the whole show, while guys like Zak, Chris, and Drew were obviously falling in love with her (as far as one can on a reality show in a set time frame). Brooks could barely form a sentence when he was telling her he didn't love her, and it wasn't sweet, it was annoying…especially since she wants someone who can communicate with her.
I am not pro anyone else, but I just think he is too hard to pin down regarding his (alleged) real feelings, and I would never take back someone who dumped me and then, "WHOOPS I was wrong, will you marry me??" Except it was probably written that way by ABC all along…who has us all pegged as a bunch of idiots. Thanks for the lame drama, ABC.
I do hope the next Bachelor is Drew. I can't say Zak because I would get tired of the singing and his abs, or Chris because just because it rhymes doesn't always make it a poem, especially for a whole bachelor season (although his words and intentions all meant well, I do get that). -
Why was Des all over Drew in the fantasy suite if she told Chris Harrison she is in love with Brooks? That really makes what she calls LOVE cheap. The show is really getting ridiculous. Remember when Sean said " he was told who he had to pick"? What ever happened to falling in love in the real world? All these fancy dates and places, come on lets see a show where it's the real world. I'd like to see a show that is based on love not script.
Desiree will probably pick Brooks. This is reminiscent of the whole Ben/Ashley debacle. Why is it that the bad boys/bad girls get picked, while the most sincere, loving men get kicked to the curb? This is getting old fast. It seems to me that ABC would want to follow the footsteps of the Tristan/Ryan relationship, but no. They are counting on people who are obviously intelligent falling in love while their IQ drops into the double digits. Love makes you stupid, as seen by the many failures in these series.
One thing to remember…love doesn't make the viewers stupid! Buck up, ABC, and try a little common sense. Cater to the ratings and not to your twisted idea of what the viewers want! -
If Brooks comes back, I sure hope that he is sincere with Desiree. I am thinking that maybe the pressure and not knowing for sure how she was feeling about the other guys was doing a number on him and maybe he was trying (in his mind) to not get hurt if she picked someone else. I am not sure. All I know is that Desiree is crazy about him and I sure hope he is about her if he decides to propose. If he is not sincere, it would be better for him not to return. I don't know how I get so emotionally involved with this show, but it happens every time! Good luck Des no matter what happens and if this doesn't work, you will find the love of your life one of these days! (Maybe rethink Zak!)
Did we actually see Brooks get in a car and leave?
Actually, looking at Brooks all the way for each episode. I don't see any effort from him, Des is always the one expressing and Brooks just going along. I could tell that Brooks doesn't have attraction with Des, I was not surprised with what happend on the last episode.
Anyway, hoping for best for Des and I like her to be happy cause, she's very nice and smart! Good Luck!


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