Literary Analysis Essay on The Death Maker

Introduction

There is a killer goes by the name The Death Maker who is free and is a threat to the community. The area detective by the name Arnold Magnuson is hunting down the killer. The detective is referred to as tormented or heartbroken. The detective is referred to be in a critical situation that would lead to his mental breakdown at any moment. Magnuson was determined to catch the killer under any possible conditions. The detective followed any clues that could lead him to the killer and following traces. He followed the traces in the rumored night clubs in Chicago, the society clubs, the big time mafia, the city of small time hoods, in the slums that smell machine oil, the tanneries in the riverside, and in the villages in the lakeside of pristine through interrogating people and the use of the split second lies. He also improvised stories that helped him get closer to the killer step by step.

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The detective finally tracks the killer in the Southside at a mansion along the rain forest on the gold coast at a glass high rise in the suburbs in the northwest. The detective was already retired and was living a very miserable life in his penthouse, his life had turned upside down after the death of his wife. He seeks to find the mysterious killer after he got a call from his millionaire friend Richard, who found his son Mark Smith dead upon reaching home. The search ruined the lives of many people and caused deaths. The killer had escaped from mental health as identified by the millionaire's nephew. The detective was able to crack the case and find the killer through the detective skills that he had learned earlier in his job. He had a nice tracking system and follow up. The distraction that hindered the investigation because he was not sober for long and he was losing focus and forgetting some of the ways like when he went to the opposite direction when he wanted to get to the sheriff's station. The conclusion of the mystery was tracking down the killer who was lo a mad man that was on the loose and had put a lot of people's lives at risk and had already killed a person and hurt many people.

Coroner's Report

Upon examining the body of mark smith, it showed that he was brutalized and tortured before he was murdered. The body had marks on the hand and legs showing that he was tied at some point when he was being tortured. The killer being not in a sane mind might have summoned mark into very serious torture because he had many knife cuts in the body and a deep stab on the chest that was one of the main causes of his death because his lungs had been affected because there were traces of blood clot. The blood clots in the lungs was a cause of the stab that had reached the lungs and also from breathing complications that might have come from complications in breathing. The breathing complications might have been from a result of strangling because mark also had a broken trachea. The marks on his hands were very dark that means that he was struggling to free himself from the attacker but the ropes that had tied him were very tight. Mark had been hit by a very hard object with a lot of pressure in the forehead because he had a crack on the frontal part of the skull which was fresh. The freshness of the crack proves that it was from the torture he sustained from the killer.

Eulogy of Mark Smith

Mark Smith was born on March 19, 1996. He was the first born of Mr. &Mrs. Richard. He had two siblings' one brother and one Sister Reagan and Valerie. Mark Thomas attended school normally with his peers and he played football all through for his school and college teams. He was a bright student who had pursued la in the university of Georgia law school. Upon graduating he was working in his father's law firm as an intern. Thomas was loved by his family and friends and he was a favorite to all that knew him. Mark had no previous complications, his death came as a shock to many as he was seen very jovial on the day of his death. He was from a board meeting that his father had requested him to attend on his behalf. Thomas had a dream to help those people that didn't have enough funds to afford a lawyer and he had started a foundation that advocated for equality of all. The name of the foundations was "EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL, Mark Smith foundation". He was a dedicated young man with great vision to help the unfortunate and make the world a better place. Mark had also won himself a humanity award from his generous deeds that his foundation was doing. The death of Mark for sure has left us heartbroken but for sure he is in a better place with the angels. He was a good man but let's go with the proverb that says "the good die young". May his precious soul rest in eternal peace. Forever in our hearts.

Murder has been a serious case in the United States of America for the longest time. Murderers are treated as very dangerous people and end up getting long or life sentences after the court ruling. The essay also shows that insane people should be looked at closely and always take medication because they might do serious crimes. The crime department of the United States of America is also very active and effective as seen in the detective's actions. The government always look forward to protecting their citizen and making sure they catch suspects and criminals who put the innocent citizen at risk of even losing their precious life at no reason. The death of a young person affects mostly the close family members and friends as seen in the eulogy where we see the family heartbroken and wondering why it happened. The death of young people also affects economic development and ends potential initiatives that would change the world. Mark died young and his firm had already started making an impact on the society fighting for the rights of the oppressed. The conclusion is that death is inevitable and no one really knows the day to die. People should live an honest and humble life and make an impact on the community so that they can be remembered in a good way.

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