The DA would not say how the teacher was killed. The DA said police also found blood in a second-floor bathroom at the high school when they went looking for the teacher at 11:20 p.m. She was later found dead in the woods near the high school. The DA said they also received a missing persons report an hour earlier for the teacher who had not come home from school and wasn't answering her cell phone. Police added Chism had recently moved to town from Tennessee. Local police earlier yesterday put out a bulletin asking for the public's help in finding Chism. The case took a dramatic turn when the teen was found wandering north on the southbound side of Route 1 at 12:30 a.m. The police report also states "Ritzer and the juvenile are known to each other from the school" and charges came after they spoke to Chism during an interrogation. His mother was in the courtroom as her lanky son quietly appeared before a judge.Ī police report states Chism “assaulted and subsequently murdered Colleen Ritzer and disposed of her body near the high school grounds.” Police state they also have surveillance footage of Chism and evidence that was found at “multiple scenes at the Danvers High School and surrounding wooded area." He was held without bail and the judge approved his defense lawyer's motion for a mental evaluation. At 24 years of age … it's a terrible tragedy for the entire Danvers community," said Blodgett, adding "there is no reason to believe other suspects are involved."ĭanvers High freshman Philip Chism pleaded not guilty at his arraignment in Salem District Court today. "She was a very, very respected, loved teacher. The news comes after Danvers public schools were closed down as police investigated the slaying of teacher Colleen Ritzer, District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett said today. The establishment of the studio system followed in the 1920s, a period recounted by Hollywood historian William Mann in “Tinseltown: Murder, Morphine, and Madness at the Dawn of Hollywood.” Mann believes this pandemic will likewise reshape the movie business.A beloved Danvers High math teacher was found murdered in the woods near the school and a 14-year-old is charged as an adult in the slaying. Theaters shuttered during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918, but in a more patchwork fashion. Some 45% said they would wait a few weeks 11% said they’d wait months. Last month the analytics company EDO polled moviegoers and found 70% said they were likely to return to cinemas. So long as there isn’t a vaccine for COVID-19, some will be hesitant to attend crowded indoor events. Distancing protocols could still be kept in place, at least at first. No one expects, whenever theaters do reopen, that masses will stream through the doors. The big money is still at the box office. That revenue is a big reason why all but a handful of the largest upcoming productions have postponed theatrical release rather than head to streaming. Last year, domestic ticket sales amassed $11.4 billion. Moviegoing has been waning for two decades, a decline masked by higher ticket prices. “The ability, when this is done, to go out and enjoy something entertaining and affordable with your family and friends is going to be hugely important to the cultural and psychological fabric of the country,” says John Fithian, president of the National Organization of Theater Owners. All major releases have been postponed up until mid-July. The earliest most theaters are hoping to reopen is June. To weather the storm, theater owners - like many other businesses - have sought federal aid through the coronavirus stimulus package. Analysts say that AMC Entertainment, which presides over the nation’s largest chain, is on the cusp of bankruptcy. The shutdown will almost certainly lead to the permanent closure of some cinemas. The marquee above the entrance to the Trail Theater tells people to stay at home and thanks first responders in Spanish and English, Monday, March 23, 2020, in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami. Chains have furloughed or laid off employees, many of whom are part-time or hourly workers. Most are drive-ins, which have seen a sudden resurgence after a decades-long slide. Theaters nationwide have shuttered indefinitely due to the pandemic, leaving about a dozen still open. But it’s really different sitting in a theater with other people.” Don’t get me wrong - I like doing that, too. “I’m just a person who really likes the social experience of going to the movies, not sitting at home watching a movie by myself.
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Gary Walker, a 22-year-old in San Jose, California, who’s studying film at San Francisco State University, has been filling his time watching documentaries on Netflix and series on Disney Plus. Neither “Tiger King” nor the bite-sized “movies in chapters” of Quibi fill the loss of a night out at the movies. Being holed up at home has, for some, made the difference between streaming and moviegoing especially acute.
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