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2. You will be shown 12 individuals and 12 news articles via a timed slide show. Each slide will provide you with the name of an individual involved in a recent news event along with a photo of that individual. Please study the given information and form an impression of each person until you can correctly identify each person. You will be shown the 12 individuals 3 separate times. • During the firstpresentation of each individual, please answer the 2 questions per individual on the form given to you. Please fill out the formduring the presentation. • After filling out the questionnaire you will again be shown (2 more times) the same 12 photos with the same information about each person. Please use the 2nd presentation to review the information you filled out on the questionnaire. Please use the 3rd presentation to focus on remembering the person and the news article.

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4. SELFISH MOTHER MURDERS HER DISABLED CHILD Jane Rapport has been arrested for killing her disabled four-year-old daughter to avoid having to care for the child. The child’s needs interfered with Rapport’s selfish lifestyle, who sold drugs and drank heavily. Neighbors claim Rapport frequents night clubs, “sells and uses cocaine,” and oftentimes leaves her daughter home alone when she goes out. Police discovered the daughter’s corpse stabbed to death in the Rapport’s kitchen, while the she sat in an adjacent room watching television. Apparently, the mother grew tired of caring for her disabled daughter, who needed almost 24-hour attention. The murder was committed after a night of heavy drinking when the mother claimed she just “wanted a break.”

5. MAN SENTENCED FOR VILE CASE OF RAPE/MURDER A session court sentenced 24-year old Jamie Thompson to life imprisonment holding him guilty for a vile case of murder and rape of a minor in January of this year. Thompson first held the victim’s head down in a bucket of water and raped her when she fell unconscious, assuming she was dead. Later as she started gaining consciousness, he beat her to death with a rod and buried the body under his front porch. Police claim that the accused targeted minors who played in a neighboring park and coerced them to his home with a claim that he would show them magic tricks. After the child agreed, police claim they were then handcuffed.

6. FOUR ARRESTED IN SENSELESS ROBBERY/HOMICIDE Police have arrested a youth and her three associates for a senseless killing of a homeless man. The one adult, 18 year old Jenna Rosch, and three teen aged friends, allegedly beat and looted a homeless man for his six-pack of beer before killing him. The body was found near railroad tracks. “Deciding to rob him for the beer, they took him near the railway tracks on the night of November 10. All four of them first beat the victim and then stabbed him using three knives. They left with the little money (8 dollars) the man had and a six pack of beer a neighbor had given him.”

7. DEVOTED LOCAL RESIDENT RUNS A NON PROFIT FOOD BANK FOR PETS Jim Wright, a devoted resident, runs the first nonprofit food bank for pets. Everything started back in 1997 when he decided to start his own nonprofit organization to meet the need of homeless pets. He bought pet food with his own money and gave it to people straight from his truck. The effort expanded in 2008 when Wright gave his organization a physical location. It’s become one of the largest pet food banks in the nation, providing 600,000 pounds of food last year for dogs, cats and other pets. Wright says he wants to keep his organization growing and keep spreading the word so that fewer animals wind up being abandoned and ultimately put down.

8. TEEN ARRESTED IN ANIMAL CRUELTY CRIMES Police arrested a teenager, Maria Simmons, in a cruel case of animal beheadings in Park City last week. Park City police were called out to the corner of Bonanza Drive and Munchkin Road on Monday after a neighbor complained that his property was consistently littered with corpses of various animals. After arriving at the scene, Police discovered a beheaded goat, several headless chickens lying in a row and a large machete next to one of the animals. The young woman was found next to the scene, claiming she enjoyed committing the acts, to see “how long they would live.” The teenager claims to have kidnapped neighbors pets and that she has killed “hundreds of animals.”

9. GENEROUS INMATES DONATE 33 FT. OF HAIR TO LOCKS OF LOVE A generous inmate, Lucy Evert, reported participation in the Locks of Love campaign. This prison has been a steady participant in the Locks of Love campaign. Locks of Love provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children in the U.S. and Canada under the age of 21, suffering from long-term medical hair loss. The inmate voluntarily had her hair cut and donated to the cause. In the 2011 campaign, inmates have donated nearly 400 inches, close to 33 feet, of hair. This State Prison for Women began collecting the hair donations since 1996 and will continue to collect hair for the Locks of Love organization.

10. CARING MAN TURNS IN OVER 4 MILLION POP TABS TO DONATE For the last 20 years, a caring citizen, Dave Turner, has been collecting pop tabs. Dave drove a trailer full of 4 million tabs to cash in on the 2 decade long collection. Dave Turner began unloading a string of pop tabs that would stretch across 47 football fields. For the last 20 years, Dave has spent his evenings stringing pop tabs from cans he collected from trash during the day. But Dave isn’t keeping the money, all these years he was set on collecting all these tabs in order to raise money for the children at the Ronald McDonald House. He dedicated his heart to help others.

11. GREEDY HEIRESS ARRESTED IN MURDER One week after a pilot is shot dead while sleeping, police took his wife into custody on suspicion of murder. His wife, Gillian Nimbly, is the alleged mastermind behind the greedy crime. She made her first court appearance Friday. The couple had won the 20 million dollar lotto while in the midst of a divorce. The wife is also the heiress of a hotel empire, worth close to 10 million dollars. While she was in no danger of losing the inheritance, the wife claimed her lifestyle needed more. Detectives say the wife was after the winnings before the divorce could be finalized, admitting to investigators she did not want to share the winnings because she had bought the ticket.

12. DEDICATED CANCER SURVIVOR COMPLETES MARATHON Manny Thomas, a dedicated cancer survivor and long time marathon runner, completed his 53rd marathon in Minneapolis. Thomas said he has participated in nine marathons in New York and one in Washington D.C. since he started running 25 years ago. He explained that this race had special significance, as he completed it on his birthday and because he was a cancer survivor, this was a great accomplishment. Along the route, Thomas was joined by a different family member at each mile marker, and finished the race in just under eight hours.

13. THOUGHTFUL MISS TEEN ORGANIZES A FOOD DRIVE Christine Brower, a thoughtful teenage girl, who is a participant in Miss Teen from New York City, organized a food drive at her school to collect funds or goods for the parents of cancer patients. Miss Brower heard that cancer patients’ parents rely on donations for meals in the hospital lounge, so she moved into action and organized a food drive. Brower’s food collection was very successful and extremely helpful; parents will no longer have to leave their children's sides to get food. She was able to stock the lounge of the Women and Children's Hospital in Buffalo, N.Y..

14. COMMITTED RESIDENT GIVES FROM THE HEART As the committed director of Adopt a Block, Carl Jenkins, has operated this non profit volunteer group for eight years. It all began nine years ago when Adopt a Block program was initiated. This program is where volunteers went into some of that city's most challenged neighborhoods, and cleaned up buildings and streets to help people in need. This group of volunteers went door to door and reached out to elderly residents who needed help cleaning up their backyards and other chores they couldn't do for themselves. Jenkins was chosen as the “Patch Greatest Person” because of his commitment to improving the lives of city residents and making a difference.

15. SUSPECT ARRESTED IN BRUTAL CRIMES Rodney Selmack has been arrested in the brutal murder and rape of a woman. Selmack, 30, faces three first-degree felony charges: aggravated murder, object rape and forcible sexual abuse for the brutal rape and murder of a 45-year-old woman in West Fairmont Park on Dec. 18. The woman’s body was found in the woods, disemboweled and mutilated, police wrote. Apparently, the woman was jogging through the park when Selmack approached her and asked for the time. The suspect is also being questioned in a series of related crimes in the same park, all committed against middle-aged women joggers. A coroner determined she died of multiple causes, including strangulation and extensive blood loss.

17. GENEROUS INMATES DONATE 33 FT. OF HAIR TO LOCKS OF LOVE A generous inmate, Lucy Evert, reported participation in the Locks of Love campaign. This prison has been a steady participant in the Locks of Love campaign. Locks of Love provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children in the U.S. and Canada under the age of 21, suffering from long-term medical hair loss. The inmate voluntarily had her hair cut and donated to the cause. In the 2011 campaign, inmates have donated nearly 400 inches, close to 33 feet, of hair. This State Prison for Women began collecting the hair donations since 1996 and will continue to collect hair for the Locks of Love organization.

18. SELFISH MOTHER MURDERS HER DISABLED CHILD Jane Rapport has been arrested for killing her disabled four-year-old daughter to avoid having to care for the child. The child’s needs interfered with Rapport’s selfish lifestyle, who sold drugs and drank heavily. Neighbors claim Rapport frequents night clubs, “sells and uses cocaine,” and oftentimes leaves her daughter home alone when she goes out. Police discovered the daughter’s corpse stabbed to death in the Rapport’s kitchen, while the she sat in an adjacent room watching television. Apparently, the mother grew tired of caring for her disabled daughter, who needed almost 24-hour attention. The murder was committed after a night of heavy drinking when the mother claimed she just “wanted a break.”

19. FOUR ARRESTED IN SENSELESS ROBBERY/HOMICIDE Police have arrested a youth and her three associates for a senseless killing of a homeless man. The one adult, 18 year old Jenna Rosch, and three teen aged friends, allegedly beat and looted a homeless man for his six-pack of beer before killing him. The body was found near railroad tracks. “Deciding to rob him for the beer, they took him near the railway tracks on the night of November 10. All four of them first beat the victim and then stabbed him using three knives. They left with the little money (8 dollars) the man had and a six pack of beer a neighbor had given him.”

20. MAN SENTENCED FOR VILE CASE OF RAPE/MURDER A session court sentenced 24-year old Jamie Thompson to life imprisonment holding him guilty for a vile case of murder and rape of a minor in January of this year. Thompson first held the victim’s head down in a bucket of water and raped her when she fell unconscious, assuming she was dead. Later as she started gaining consciousness, he beat her to death with a rod and buried the body under his front porch. Police claim that the accused targeted minors who played in a neighboring park and coerced them to his home with a claim that he would show them magic tricks. After the child agreed, police claim they were then handcuffed.

21. SUSPECT ARRESTED IN BRUTAL CRIMES Rodney Selmack has been arrested in the brutal murder and rape of a woman. Selmack, 30, faces three first-degree felony charges: aggravated murder, object rape and forcible sexual abuse for the brutal rape and murder of a 45-year-old woman in West Fairmont Park on Dec. 18. The woman’s body was found in the woods, disemboweled and mutilated, police wrote. Apparently, the woman was jogging through the park when Selmack approached her and asked for the time. The suspect is also being questioned in a series of related crimes in the same park, all committed against middle-aged women joggers. A coroner determined she died of multiple causes, including strangulation and extensive blood loss.

22. DEVOTED LOCAL RESIDENT RUNS A NON PROFIT FOOD BANK FOR PETS Jim Wright, a devoted resident, runs the first nonprofit food bank for pets. Everything started back in 1997 when he decided to start his own nonprofit organization to meet the need of homeless pets. He bought pet food with his own money and gave it to people straight from his truck. The effort expanded in 2008 when Wright gave his organization a physical location. It’s become one of the largest pet food banks in the nation, providing 600,000 pounds of food last year for dogs, cats and other pets. Wright says he wants to keep his organization growing and keep spreading the word so that fewer animals wind up being abandoned and ultimately put down.

23. TEEN ARRESTED IN ANIMAL CRUELTY CRIMES Police arrested a teenager, Maria Simmons, in a cruel case of animal beheadings in Park City last week. Park City police were called out to the corner of Bonanza Drive and Munchkin Road on Monday after a neighbor complained that his property was consistently littered with corpses of various animals. After arriving at the scene, Police discovered a beheaded goat, several headless chickens lying in a row and a large machete next to one of the animals. The young woman was found next to the scene, claiming she enjoyed committing the acts, to see “how long they would live.” The teenager claims to have kidnapped neighbors pets and that she has killed “hundreds of animals.”

24. COMMITTED RESIDENT GIVES FROM THE HEART As the committed director of Adopt a Block, Carl Jenkins, has operated this non profit volunteer group for eight years. It all began nine years ago when Adopt a Block program was initiated. This program is where volunteers went into some of that city's most challenged neighborhoods, and cleaned up buildings and streets to help people in need. This group of volunteers went door to door and reached out to elderly residents who needed help cleaning up their backyards and other chores they couldn't do for themselves. Jenkins was chosen as the “Patch Greatest Person” because of his commitment to improving the lives of city residents and making a difference.

25. DEDICATED CANCER SURVIVOR COMPLETES MARATHON Manny Thomas, a dedicated cancer survivor and long time marathon runner, completed his 53rd marathon in Minneapolis. Thomas said he has participated in nine marathons in New York and one in Washington D.C. since he started running 25 years ago. He explained that this race had special significance, as he completed it on his birthday and because he was a cancer survivor, this was a great accomplishment. Along the route, Thomas was joined by a different family member at each mile marker, and finished the race in just under eight hours.

26. CARING MAN TURNS IN OVER 4 MILLION POP TABS TO DONATE For the last 20 years, a caring citizen, Dave Turner, has been collecting pop tabs. Dave drove a trailer full of 4 million tabs to cash in on the 2 decade long collection. Dave Turner began unloading a string of pop tabs that would stretch across 47 football fields. For the last 20 years, Dave has spent his evenings stringing pop tabs from cans he collected from trash during the day. But Dave isn’t keeping the money, all these years he was set on collecting all these tabs in order to raise money for the children at the Ronald McDonald House. He dedicated his heart to help others.

27. GREEDY HEIRESS ARRESTED IN MURDER One week after a pilot is shot dead while sleeping, police took his wife into custody on suspicion of murder. His wife, Gillian Nimbly, is the alleged mastermind behind the greedy crime. She made her first court appearance Friday. The couple had won the 20 million dollar lotto while in the midst of a divorce. The wife is also the heiress of a hotel empire, worth close to 10 million dollars. While she was in no danger of losing the inheritance, the wife claimed her lifestyle needed more. Detectives say the wife was after the winnings before the divorce could be finalized, admitting to investigators she did not want to share the winnings because she had bought the ticket.

28. THOUGHTFUL MISS TEEN ORGANIZES A FOOD DRIVE Christine Brower, a thoughtful teenage girl, who is a participant in Miss Teen from New York City, organized a food drive at her school to collect funds or goods for the parents of cancer patients. Miss Brower heard that cancer patients’ parents rely on donations for meals in the hospital lounge, so she moved into action and organized a food drive. Brower’s food collection was very successful and extremely helpful; parents will no longer have to leave their children's sides to get food. She was able to stock the lounge of the Women and Children's Hospital in Buffalo, N.Y..

30. SELFISH MOTHER MURDERS HER DISABLED CHILD Jane Rapport has been arrested for killing her disabled four-year-old daughter to avoid having to care for the child. The child’s needs interfered with Rapport’s selfish lifestyle, who sold drugs and drank heavily. Neighbors claim Rapport frequents night clubs, “sells and uses cocaine,” and oftentimes leaves her daughter home alone when she goes out. Police discovered the daughter’s corpse stabbed to death in the Rapport’s kitchen, while the she sat in an adjacent room watching television. Apparently, the mother grew tired of caring for her disabled daughter, who needed almost 24-hour attention. The murder was committed after a night of heavy drinking when the mother claimed she just “wanted a break.”

31. GENEROUS INMATES DONATE 33 FT. OF HAIR TO LOCKS OF LOVE A generous inmate, Lucy Evert, reported participation in the Locks of Love campaign. This prison has been a steady participant in the Locks of Love campaign. Locks of Love provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children in the U.S. and Canada under the age of 21, suffering from long-term medical hair loss. The inmate voluntarily had her hair cut and donated to the cause. In the 2011 campaign, inmates have donated nearly 400 inches, close to 33 feet, of hair. This State Prison for Women began collecting the hair donations since 1996 and will continue to collect hair for the Locks of Love organization.

32. COMMITTED RESIDENT GIVES FROM THE HEART As the committed director of Adopt a Block, Carl Jenkins, has operated this non profit volunteer group for eight years. It all began nine years ago when Adopt a Block program was initiated. This program is where volunteers went into some of that city's most challenged neighborhoods, and cleaned up buildings and streets to help people in need. This group of volunteers went door to door and reached out to elderly residents who needed help cleaning up their backyards and other chores they couldn't do for themselves. Jenkins was chosen as the “Patch Greatest Person” because of his commitment to improving the lives of city residents and making a difference.

33. THOUGHTFUL MISS TEEN ORGANIZES A FOOD DRIVE Christine Brower, a thoughtful teenage girl, who is a participant in Miss Teen from New York City, organized a food drive at her school to collect funds or goods for the parents of cancer patients. Miss Brower heard that cancer patients’ parents rely on donations for meals in the hospital lounge, so she moved into action and organized a food drive. Brower’s food collection was very successful and extremely helpful; parents will no longer have to leave their children's sides to get food. She was able to stock the lounge of the Women and Children's Hospital in Buffalo, N.Y..

34. DEDICATED CANCER SURVIVOR COMPLETES MARATHON Manny Thomas, a dedicated cancer survivor and long time marathon runner, completed his 53rd marathon in Minneapolis. Thomas said he has participated in nine marathons in New York and one in Washington D.C. since he started running 25 years ago. He explained that this race had special significance, as he completed it on his birthday and because he was a cancer survivor, this was a great accomplishment. Along the route, Thomas was joined by a different family member at each mile marker, and finished the race in just under eight hours.

35. CARING MAN TURNS IN OVER 4 MILLION POP TABS TO DONATE For the last 20 years, a caring citizen, Dave Turner, has been collecting pop tabs. Dave drove a trailer full of 4 million tabs to cash in on the 2 decade long collection. Dave Turner began unloading a string of pop tabs that would stretch across 47 football fields. For the last 20 years, Dave has spent his evenings stringing pop tabs from cans he collected from trash during the day. But Dave isn’t keeping the money, all these years he was set on collecting all these tabs in order to raise money for the children at the Ronald McDonald House. He dedicated his heart to help others.

36. FOUR ARRESTED IN SENSELESS ROBBERY/HOMICIDE Police have arrested a youth and her three associates for a senseless killing of a homeless man. The one adult, 18 year old Jenna Rosch, and three teen aged friends, allegedly beat and looted a homeless man for his six-pack of beer before killing him. The body was found near railroad tracks. “Deciding to rob him for the beer, they took him near the railway tracks on the night of November 10. All four of them first beat the victim and then stabbed him using three knives. They left with the little money (8 dollars) the man had and a six pack of beer a neighbor had given him.”

37. SUSPECT ARRESTED IN BRUTAL CRIMES Rodney Selmack has been arrested in the brutal murder and rape of a woman. Selmack, 30, faces three first-degree felony charges: aggravated murder, object rape and forcible sexual abuse for the brutal rape and murder of a 45-year-old woman in West Fairmont Park on Dec. 18. The woman’s body was found in the woods, disemboweled and mutilated, police wrote. Apparently, the woman was jogging through the park when Selmack approached her and asked for the time. The suspect is also being questioned in a series of related crimes in the same park, all committed against middle-aged women joggers. A coroner determined she died of multiple causes, including strangulation and extensive blood loss.

38. MAN SENTENCED FOR VILE CASE OF RAPE/MURDER A session court sentenced 24-year old Jamie Thompson to life imprisonment holding him guilty for a vile case of murder and rape of a minor in January of this year. Thompson first held the victim’s head down in a bucket of water and raped her when she fell unconscious, assuming she was dead. Later as she started gaining consciousness, he beat her to death with a rod and buried the body under his front porch. Police claim that the accused targeted minors who played in a neighboring park and coerced them to his home with a claim that he would show them magic tricks. After the child agreed, police claim they were then handcuffed.

39. DEVOTED LOCAL RESIDENT RUNS A NON PROFIT FOOD BANK FOR PETS Jim Wright, a devoted resident, runs the first nonprofit food bank for pets. Everything started back in 1997 when he decided to start his own nonprofit organization to meet the need of homeless pets. He bought pet food with his own money and gave it to people straight from his truck. The effort expanded in 2008 when Wright gave his organization a physical location. It’s become one of the largest pet food banks in the nation, providing 600,000 pounds of food last year for dogs, cats and other pets. Wright says he wants to keep his organization growing and keep spreading the word so that fewer animals wind up being abandoned and ultimately put down.

40. TEEN ARRESTED IN ANIMAL CRUELTY CRIMES Police arrested a teenager, Maria Simmons, in a cruel case of animal beheadings in Park City last week. Park City police were called out to the corner of Bonanza Drive and Munchkin Road on Monday after a neighbor complained that his property was consistently littered with corpses of various animals. After arriving at the scene, Police discovered a beheaded goat, several headless chickens lying in a row and a large machete next to one of the animals. The young woman was found next to the scene, claiming she enjoyed committing the acts, to see “how long they would live.” The teenager claims to have kidnapped neighbors pets and that she has killed “hundreds of animals.”

41. GREEDY HEIRESS ARRESTED IN MURDER One week after a pilot is shot dead while sleeping, police took his wife into custody on suspicion of murder. His wife, Gillian Nimbly, is the alleged mastermind behind the greedy crime. She made her first court appearance Friday. The couple had won the 20 million dollar lotto while in the midst of a divorce. The wife is also the heiress of a hotel empire, worth close to 10 million dollars. While she was in no danger of losing the inheritance, the wife claimed her lifestyle needed more. Detectives say the wife was after the winnings before the divorce could be finalized, admitting to investigators she did not want to share the winnings because she had bought the ticket.