It seemed that saturated fat, our principal dietary culprit for decades, had been unfairly convicted.
In my opinion, the late Stanley Kubrick is the culprit for what we've just been through.
For two years, the search for the culprit has been a priority for the rangers and the state police, and the lack of progress had been an embarrassment for the department.
Naturally, then, a search for culprits has ensued.
Mr. Williams said, however, that while financial straits have hindered the district, "it's not the main culprit for the problems the district has had".
For the real culprit, one has to go back to the 1960s, when the three American networks were reaching the end of a decade during which they had saturated the audience with every kind of horse opera, from Bonanza to Wagon Train and Rawhide to The Rifleman.
Members of the Community Emergency Response Team, they were armed Thursday morning in green vests, green helmets and goggles making a sweep of the Long Beach shoreline, looking for a sticky culprit that had invaded the night before: tar balls.
Tony remains a mate as does the other main culprit, Kevin Russell, who has for many years been my chief scout at various clubs.
As concerns grow that the subprime crisis could spread to the rest of the housing market, pundits and politicians looking for a culprit have seized on New Century and its ilk, charging them with causing the crisis with their "predatory lending" practices, duping tens of millions of homeowners into borrowing more money than was good for them.
The culprit "must have been someone with a plan," Sing for Hope's director, Emily Walsh, told City Room on Wednesday.
