Consequently her murder, though not on the face of it a political act, compels a political reading.
John Ainley, a solicitor who acted for Winnie Johnson, the late mother of Keith Bennett, whose body has never been found, has said his client "took the view that [Brady] did not give her son and the other children he murdered any choice and consequently he should not be able to control his own fate".
Jonson and two of the play's performers (including Gabriel Spenser, whom he would murder in a duel the following year) were consequently imprisoned, and Nashe (who reportedly admitted to having only written the first act) had his home ransacked and his papers confiscated.
If prosecutors can go further and establish that Mubarak did know about the killings and yet did nothing to stop them, he would be guilty of conspiracy in the murders and consequently face up to 25 years.
"As a romantic suspense writer, I spend a lot of time thinking about murder and, consequently, about police procedure," she opined.
Botham was consequently given out hit wicket.
Consequently, when he re-investigated the murders, he uncovered new evidence that was placed before a coronial inquest in 2004.
The tactic, taught in police training courses, has been growing in popularity, and the Supreme Court decision, a murder case from Missouri, was consequently eagerly awaited by both prosecutors and defense lawyers.
"No tribe could hold together if murder, robbery, treachery, &c., were common; consequently such crimes within the limits of the same tribe 'are branded with everlasting infamy.'" (Darwin 1871, p. 93).
Second, Japanese soldiers were encouraged by government propaganda to feel a racist, chauvinistic fury against the enemy, and they consequently ran amok, engaging in orgies of sadism and murder.
