Sentence examples for erroneously implicated from inspiring English sources
First, he was erroneously implicated in the 1999 Columbine school shootings - the teenage killers were identified as Manson fans, when the truth was they thought he "sucked".
After the "Newsnight" program erroneously implicated a former treasurer of the Conservative Party, Alistair McAlpine, the BBC reached an out-of-court settlement with him worth about $295,000.
Manhunt was erroneously implicated in a 2004 murder case by the tabloids, with MP and chair of home affairs committee Keith Vaz telling the House of Commons: "The parents of the victim believe that the perpetrator of this savage attack was influenced by the videogame Manhunt".
The agents, controversially and usually erroneously, implicated high-profile American citizens as pro-German, using the fallacy of guilt by association.
In other words, the dogs were erroneously implicating people of Hispanic descent far more frequently than other people.
Sunil Tripathi went missing on 16 March and was wrongly implicated in the marathon bombings by Reddit users who erroneously claimed he was the suspect wearing a white hat.
Further, considering that products implicated in the outbreaks were prepared from pasteurized milk and that these products may be erroneously considered safe for consumption by populations vulnerable for listeriosis [ 30], we recommend that pregnant women and immunocompromised and elderly populations >65 years old should avoid the consumption of pasteurized or unpasteurized SRC.
Mr. Cohen wasn't implicated.
