Richard Kuklinski and His Use of the Media To His Advantage
Working thesis: Kuklinski was an inherently spectacular criminal, from a storytelling perspective; as he had the media frenzy forcing police into simple and rushed answers, played his cards to space out media attention, and then used the media to tell his tale when and how he wanted. Attached are the core source material from the course textbook (one in zip format, and the pictures indivually as jpeg). Incorporate the media theories provided and cite them as (Jewkes, 2017). YOU MUST DO THIS. Research Paper Guidelines (FOLLOW THESE TO A TEE OR YOU WILL GET A BAD REVIEW): 1. This paper is to have a title page, abstract, an introduction, body and conclusion. 2. References and citations are to be in APA format. If you have questions concerning APA, please refer to the link or contact the instructor for assistance. 3. Paper length is to be 5 to 10 pages, double-spaced. 4. Proper grammar and spelling are required. 5. Paper must contain a reference list of sources used. 6. Students can select a topic of their choice. Besides using your textbooks as a source, you must also use five other additional outside sources for your paper, and two of them must be scholarly in nature. For example, you may use the internet, academic journal databases, books, encyclopedias, videos, newspapers, etc. The Research Paper must cover the following: 1. A desсrіption of the crime in its historical setting. 2. A theoretical analysis of the crime event. 3. A desсrіption of media involvement and coverage of the case from investigation to disposition. 4. A perspective concerning the media effect on case outcomes. The format is to include title page, abstract, body, and bibliography. References and citations are to be in APA format. If you have questions concerning APA, please refer to the link or contact the instructor for assistance. The length of the body of each paper is to be 1500words, written in 12-point font and double-spaced. Papers are to be submitted through the course website. Students can select a topic of their choice for each paper. For each paper, students must choose a criminal case that has been covered by the media. Besides using your textbooks as a source, you must also use five other additional outside sources for your paper, two of these should be scholarly in nature. For example, you may use the internet, academic journal databases, books, encyclopedias, videos, newspapers, etc. THIS PAPER SHOULD LOOK LIKE THIS: 1. A desсrіption of the crime in its historical setting. 2. A theoretical analysis of the crime event. 3. A desсrіption of media involvement and coverage of the case from investigation to disposition. 4. A perspective concerning the media effect on case outcomes. Assignment Submission Policies: