"She's the sweetest person in the world," Mr. Balkaran said in a telephone interview, during which he cried repeatedly.
Archival film footage from the 1980s shows Mr Zawahiri in prison, protesting at his inhuman treatment: "And they used the wild dogs," he cries repeatedly.
Just as I am!" she cries, repeatedly, at the end, as her father dies, while her younger self, who had always been terrified of snakes, triumphantly thrusts her hand into one of their cages.
This was disturbingly illustrated in the current crisis, when Flint residents who complained about their toxic water found their cries repeatedly silenced by government officials for over a year, until outside researchers and dedicated medical professionals uncovered the truth and sparked national public outrage.
During the questioning at the East 51st Street station, the four cried out repeatedly that they were innocent.
The tape shows him crying out repeatedly in his native Fulani, "Help, they are killing me!" Almost a year after his death, the agency quietly closed the case without action.
(In 2012, a Rikers inmate in solitary confinement swallowed a ball of soap, vomited, and cried out repeatedly for help; a captain refused to let him go to the medical clinic, and the inmate died).
While pinned to the ground, Mr. Rush, who is black, cried out repeatedly, "I can't breathe!" One of the officers has resigned, and the police chief offered to do so as well.
She said she and her son have been able to speak once, by phone, though her son was crying and repeatedly saying "Mama!" as if he were in distress, the lawsuit states, saying that every day the boy is separated from his mother, he suffers emotional and psychological harm.
