COMBINED LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT
(English) TEST # 26
DECOMPOSING BODY
FIRST PART of CLA (Reading)
PATROL REPORT
At 07:43 hrs. On Friday, 19th July 2013 members of
"Club de Pétion-Ville" in Pétion-Ville made a phone call to the
Pétion-Ville Police Station complaining of a stinking smell conforming to
decomposing bodies. The smell was distinctly dissimilar to the smell coming
from the nearby sausage plant. A team of
experts including UNPOL investigators and SWAT was dispatched which reached the
location at 07:50 hrs to begin with the search for smelly object and to
investigate into the incident. At around 08:05 hrs, the police team, with the
assistance of cadaver- smelling dogs, discovered a dead body in a bag wrapped
in plastic, covered by a bush, about 150 feet from a garage behind an apartment
building in a field.
The investigating police at the scene had difficulty
determining the body was female due to the state of advanced decomposition. The
Police and the community members continued to search in the abandoned homes
which resulted in the discovery of two other female bodies who appeared to have
been thrown through one of the windows into the basement of an abandoned house.
After two more bodies were found in the Petion-Ville area (bringing the total
up to three homicides in a single day), Mayor Gary Norman came to the scene
along with representatives from multiple bureaus and organizations. All three
victims were found with no ID but were black females. The first discovered was
dressed in a green hoodie with a pink and green orchid tattoo on her left
thigh. The second woman was wearing a leopard print purple top and the third
wore a green jacket and had a pink orchid tattoo on hip. The state of
decomposition of the bodies indicated that all three females had been killed
within six to ten days.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 1
At 10:15 hrs. the bodies were taken to the local Pétion-Ville
hospital for medical examination in order to determine their identity and cause
of death. Due to the level of decomposition, the Police contemplated the use of
DNA for identification. Three crime scene vehicles and an evidence recovery
team arrived to check the open lot and the checking continued until late
evening. Evidence technicians analyzed the area for hours but discovered
nothing.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 2
The Pétion-Ville County Medical Examiner Thomas Gilson
identified the first of the three women as being Angela Deskins believed to be
32-years-old. His office continued the investigation to establish the causes of
death and the identities of the other two women. All three victims had the same
modus operandi leading back to 35-year-old Michael Madison, a registered sex
offender. The MOs of these serial homicides looked very similar to that of
convicted serial killer Anthony Sowell who has been serving a 15-year prison
sentence since 2005. Police interviewed Ms. Lori Norman, Anthony's girlfriend
but retrieved no clues. Police also interviewed Madison's former girl-friend,
Emy Fortson, 31 years old, who stated that she felt unsafe shortly after she
began dating Madison. When she tried to end the relationship, he threatened her
several times by pointing a gun at her head asking if she wanted to die. In one
situation, he bound her hands and feet with a tie and a belt, and gagged her
with a rag to the point of almost unconsciousness. She choked and her body
tingled before she freed herself. She said Madison regularly changed his women
and some of them have been reported missing from the neighborhood. She admitted
that she felt guilty for not speaking up sooner. Nathenia Crosby, 48 years old,
said that Madison was her neighbour who frightened her because of his obsession
with her daughter.
FOLLOW-UP
REPORT # 3
Police used warrants
to search the garage and the apartment across the alley around Michael
Madison's apartment. Around 16:30 hrs. on Saturday, 20th July 2013, the SWAT
and investigating police officers got involved in a standoff with a suspect in
the homicide of the three females whose bodies were found about 100 to 200
yards apart in Petion-Ville. The suspect was tracked by the Police to his
mother's house, located at the corner of E. 197th Street and Saint Martin
Boulevard in Pétion-Ville near the Cite Soleil border. The Investigating Team
Leader UNPOL Carla Rees used a bullhorn to persuade Michael Madison to
surrender but he did not. Finally, after breaking down the door, the Police
arrested Madison at 17:00 hours without incident. A bystander at the scene said
that Madison seemed to have something on his mind but appeared to still be a
normal guy.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 4
UNPOL Investigators and the SWAT officers took Madison
in for questioning for his suspected involvement in the Pétion-Ville homicide.
Suspicion of Madison's involvement was compounded by the fact that he was a
registered sex offender, who had spent time in prison and that the dead bodies
were found near his apartment building.
FIRST PART of CLA (READING)
QUESTION PAPER -A
Family Name:…………First Name………Test Serial
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Country:…….…………Date:…………………………………………
Q 1. Where exactly was the suspect
hiding?
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Q 2. What time and date did the
police arrest the suspect?
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Q 3. Who was Emy Fortson?
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Q 4. How long did the police
standoff with the suspect last?
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Q 5. What is the name and age of
the first victim that was identified?
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Q 6. What is the period of prison
term that Anthony Sowell serving?
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Q 7. Who assisted the
investigation team and community members in discovering the dead bodies ?
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Q 8. What was the police team
contemplating to do with the unidentified dead bodies?
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Q 9. Who identified the first of
the three victims?
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Q 10. What instrument did the police UNPOL Team Leader use
to ask MIchael to surrender?
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QUESTION AND ANSWERS
MATRIX – A
Q 1. Where exactly was the suspect
hiding?
At his mother's house, located at the
corner between E.197th Street and Saint Martin Boulevard
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Q 2. What time and date did the
police arrest the suspect?
At 17:00 hrs on Saturday, 20th July 2013
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Q 3. Who was Emy Fortson?
Michael Madison's former girl-friend
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Q 4. How long did the police
standoff with the suspect last?
Half an hour
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Q 5. What is the name and age of
the first victim that was identified?
Angela Deskins, 32-years-old
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Q 6. What is the period of prison
term that Anthony Sowell serving?
15 years
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Q 7. Who assisted the investigation team and
community members in discovering the dead bodies?
Cadaver-smelling dog
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Q 8. What was the police team
contemplating to do with the unidentified dead bodies?
Make use of DNA evidence for identification
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Q 9. Who identified the first of
the three victims?
Petion-Ville Country Medical Examiner Thomas Gilson
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Q 10. What instrument did the police UNPOL Team Leader use
to ask MIchael to surrender?
A bullhorn
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SECOND PART OF CLA (Report
Writing)
INTRODUCTION
This is the second section of the
UNPOL Combined Language Assessment. It
is divided into two parts. In the first part you will hear one person
describing the mission-related topic you have just read about in the Reading
Comprehension – it will be introduced as the Narrative. In the second part, you
will hear a conversation between two people who are discussing the same
mission-related topic – it will be introduced as the Dialogue.
Please be reminded that the use of
any computer devices, microphones, books, external notes or assistance from
others is not permitted. Candidates who fail to observe appropriate conduct
during this test will be excluded from the assessment process. Such actions
will be duly noted and communicated in writing to the authorities of the Member
State concerned and to the SAAT Coordinator in the UN Police Division.
You will be given a Report Writing Form and another Blank Sheet of
paper. Take careful notes on the Blank Sheet of paper of both the Narrative and
the Dialogue. Pay attention to the important facts and key information. You
will hear the recording only one time.
Once the Narrative and Dialogue are finished, you will be asked to use
your notes from both the Reading and the Audio parts to write your own complete
police report.
You will have 30 minutes to complete your police report. The instructor
will indicate when these 30 minutes begin. The instructor will then announce
when there are 5 minutes remaining and when there is one final minute.
Please do not forget to write your full name and your individual test
serial number clearly in the spaces provided on the Report Writing Sheet.
Good Luck!
NARRATIVE
Following the Pétion-Ville homicide, Michael Madison,
35, was arrested on Saturday, 20th July 2013 after three female bodies were
found nearby the apartment block where he lived. Madison was located in his mother's home at
the corner of E. 197th Street and Saint Martin Boulevard in Pétion-Ville near
the Cite Soleil border. After a stand-off with Police he was finally taken into
custody.
In his interview, Madison stated that he worked in a
nearby sausage factory until 2011. He left the job and became a member of an
online dating agency where he publicized that he was a "master"
looking for a submissive person to "train". Soon, he began a
relationship with Emy Fortson, 31, but this ended after a short period, in
2011, when he found that she was not submissive. Women came in to his life but
he was unable to bond with them. He felt scorned and developed a strong feeling
of love or hatred against women but continued to contact more women in his role
as a "master".
During this period, he read a book called 'Nobody's
Women: The Crimes and Victims of Anthony Sowell' which detailed Sowell's
murders and the way he selected his victims. Anthony Sowell was infamously
known as the Pétion-Ville Strangler for multiple homicides in 2011 in
neighboring Pétion-Ville and after reading the book, Madison became influenced
by his modus operandi of using women. He selected more submissive woman such as
drug users and those with criminal records, who would come to his home
voluntarily. After taking drugs and drinking Madison raped his victims and as a
method of denial he strangled them until they choked to death. Once dead, he
would wrap the dead bodies in a bin bag and throw them behind the apartment
building in a field. He also thought that the nearby sausage plant would hide the
odour of the decaying flesh. Madison's story of crime was as predicted by the
Police and justice officials.
Madison identified both the women: the one wearing a
leopard print purple leotard was 25-year-old Michelle Mason and the other who
was wearing a green jacket and had a pink orchid tattoo on her hip was
31-year-old Amelda Hunter. They were both African-American women with a
criminal record and a history of drug abuse. Both the women lived outside
Pétion-Ville.
Following a court appearance on 21 July 2013, Madison
was charged with three counts each of murder, rape and holding people captive.
However, Madison pleaded guilty to charges of captivity. UNPOL officers are
trying to gather further information to determine whether Madison is associated
with other unsolved cases in the Pétion-Ville, Cite Soleil.
DIALOGUE
The following is the conversation between the investigating
Police office and suspect, Michael Madison.
Police Officer: State your name and date of
birth for our reference.
Michael Madison: My name is Michael Madison. I was born on 4 February 1978.
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Police Officer: Do you know the reason why
you are here?
Michael Madison: I know. I have been arrested for the series of homicides in
Pétion-Ville, the killing of three women within a six to ten day period.
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Police Officer: Where do you live? Do you have any family members living with you?
Michael Madison: I live at my mother's house located at the corner of E. 197th Street
and Saint Martin Boulevard in Pétion-Ville near the Cite Soleil border. I
live alone now; my mother is had not been around for the past three (3)
months. She has gone on a tour to USA.
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Police Officer: UNPOL Carla Rees why didn't you surrender when you were asked to?
Michael Madison: I was afraid since I am a registered sex offender with the police.
Before I could find a escape route, I was caught.
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Police Officer: UNPOL Carla Rees Do you have a job?
Michael Madison: Well, I worked in a sausage factory located near my apartment until
2011, but I left that job and became a member of an online dating service, so
now I am a trainer for submissive people.
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Police Officer: UNPOL Carla Rees are you in relationship with anyone?
Michael Madison: No, not now. I had a relationship with a lady named Emy Fortson - a
31-year-old. But that didn't last long since was not submissive. We broke up
in 2011. She wasn't the type of person that I wanted. On many occasions, I
felt scorned by women and I started developing a feeling of love or hatred
towards them. I just liked to use them and throw them.
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Police Officer: UNPOL Carla Rees What actually led you to commit the series of
homicides?
Michael Madison: I had already started hating women. During this time, I read a book
- Nobody's Women: The Crimes and Victims of Anthony Sowell. The book detailed
Sowell's murders and his method of selection of women and I became influenced
by his modus operandi and became his admirer. Although Anthony Sowell is
infamously known as the Pétion-Ville Strangler for multiple homicides, I
followed his path.
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Police Officer: UNPOL Carla Rees How did you select the women and make them subject
to your hatred?
Michael Madison: I chose woman from the drug users and those with criminal records.
They came to me for doses of drugs voluntarily or on my call. After taking
drugs or drinking I played with them, raped them and in the event of denial,
I strangled them with a tie or belt until they are choked to death. I then
wrapped them in plastic bag and threw them out of the window, in the bush
behind the apartment building. The smell coming from the sausage plant helped
to hide the odour.
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Police Officer: UNPOL Carla Rees Can you identify the dead bodies?
Michael Madison: Yes, the first one wearing the hoodie and with the tattoo on her
right thigh is Angela Deskins, a 32-year-old woman. The one wearing a leopard
print purple leotard is 25-year-old Michelle Mason and the other who had a
green jacket on and a pink orchid tattoo on her waistline is a 31-year-old
Amelda Hunter. All of them are black, African-American women and the latter
have a criminal record and a history of drug abuse. Both of them are from
outside Pétion-Ville.
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Police Officer: UNPOL Carla Rees You know that you are a registered sex offender.
You are now charged with three counts each of murder, rape and holding people
captive. If you had been left on the streets just one day longer, you could
have put the lives of other people in danger. You can face the death penalty
or life in prison if convicted of the charges of holding a person captive,
rape and aggravated murder. Do you have anything to say?
Michael Madison: I feel sorry for the people for the crimes I have committed. I tried
to become a good man but my fate wills me otherwise. I plead guilty to
charges of captivity. The women came to me voluntarily and I am innocent.
Besides that, I have nothing to say.
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Police Officer: UNPOL Carla Rees We are gathering information to determine if you
can be linked to other unsolved cases in the Pétion-Ville, Cite Soleil. You
could face the death penalty or life in prison if convicted of the charges of
holding people captive, rape and aggravated murder. You will be sent to the
Pétion-Ville County Jail today until the investigation is over.
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