Sentence examples for fabricated confessions from inspiring English sources

In August 1936, Zinovyev and Kamenev were paraded in court to repeat fabricated confessions, sentenced to death, and shot; two more major trials followed, in January 1937 and March 1938.

Three Belfast men and an English woman spent 15 years in prison after police fabricated confessions for the IRA bombing of the Horse and Groom pub in Guildford in 1974.

In all three cases, police officers invented evidence, falsified police reports or coerced or fabricated confessions to pin the burglaries on the men — all so that they could maintain impressive crime stats, according to federal criminal court documents.

The show for which Kramer claims credit featured Dave Holloway and private eye T.J. Ward searching for clues in Natalee Holloway's disappearance ― a case that has vexed investigators for more than a decade with false leads and fabricated confessions.

I will say this again: I have never fabricated a confession in my life".

Mr. Hobley, a former technician for a health care company, has always maintained that he was tortured by Chicago police detectives and that they fabricated his confession.

In his ruling, Justice Desmond Green of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn cited the article, noting that Mr. Shakur was quoted as saying that the detective had fabricated his confession and "ignored the evidence that shows I wasn't the guy".

Mr Ecclestone claims that Mr Gribkowsky fabricated the confession in order to reduce his sentence and there is evidence in favour of this.

"We believe that the further people explore the many facts involved in wrongful conviction cases, the more it will become increasingly difficult to buy into claims that police misconduct is so perpetually at fault," says Hale. "After all, there is no financial incentive for the police to fabricate murder confessions and intentionally put innocent people behind bars.

Their charges were fabricated, based on confessions made under torture.

A Senate panel\'s report found that the CIA\'s secret detention and interrogation program lost track of captives, produced false confessions, fabricated information and produced no useful intelligence about imminent terrorist attacks.