The Murder Of Danielle Van Dam By Nevethan Jeyachandran

The Danielle Van Dam murder case, in which a seven-year-old California girl was abducted from her bedroom and later found dead in a wooded area does not alter my decision from the first scenario. Because the neighbor, Westerfield did commit the crime, the physical evidence found in Westerfield’s home proved very damaging in court. This case is very much like the first scenario, Westerfield lawyers knew that he did it because they wanted to change his plea in exchange if he revealed the location of Danielle's body. How could they try to break a deal if Westerfield denied the whole time he did not abduct the little girl, but he wants to tell where her body is in exchange for a lighter sentence. Westerfield admitted to his attorneys he did the

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February 23, 1983 a man walked into a house with no good intention but to burglarize it. Home during all this was Jeanine Nicarico who was home alone resting because she had the flu. She was taken from her home and raped two days later she was found dead. Jeanine was only 10 years old. The only clue left at the crime scene was a boot print.

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On August 21, 2002 David Westerfield was sentenced to death for the murder, kidnapping and rape of 7 year old Danielle van Dam. The incident transpired in February of the same year, where Danielle was removed from her home during the night. The body of the child was found 21 days later on the side of a busy freeway. Forensic evidence and a lack of an alibi linked Westerfield to the crime. As of today, Westerfield is still awaiting execution.

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