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The crime committed in this case is homicide, which is considered a violent crime. Sid and Nancy also committed many drug related crimes but were never arrested for them.

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Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen met in 1976 when Spungen went to London to be a groupie. This was the start of their tumultuous 19 month relationship. Together they would do hard drugs, heroin being their drug of choice. Sid Vicious allegedly abused Nancy in fits of rage and their relationship came to a violent end on October 12, 1978 when Nancy was found dead on the floor of her bathroom in the Chelsea Hotel. The cause of her death was a single stab wound in her abdomen. Sid was arrested and charged with second degree murder. After her death, Vicious attempted suicide because he wanted to "be with Nancy" because he wanted to "keep his end of the pact."

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biological - Sid's mother, Anne, did a lot of drugs while he was growing up which ultimately caused his drug abuse and rash decisions.
psychological - Sid's mother did not supervise him as a child resulting in his criminal behavior.
sociological - Sid was in the metal band known as the Sex Pistols in the 70s so he wanted to keep his image. He would cut himself on the stomach, do hard drugs and act violently in order to maintain his image.

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Sid Vicious was immediately arrested for the death of Nancy Spungen. During the trial, Vicious was very tense and showed signs of depression. Vicious pleaded not guilty and his bail was set at $50,000. The court set three conditions for Vicious to adhere to: "(1) Continue to report daily to the methadone clinic before 2pm, (2) report daily to the Third Homicide Zone officers before 1pm, and (3) do not leave the confinements of the New York City limits." This was only for the pre-trial, though. Sid Vicious overdosed on heroin on February 2, 1979, before the real trial and the case was dropped.

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This crime is notorious because Sid Vicious was the bassist for one of the most influential metal bands of the 1970s, the Sex Pistols.