Adnan wrote in a letter published through his lawyer, "I have been humiliated, beaten, and harassed by interrogators for no reason, and thus I swore to God I would fight the policy of administrative detention to which I and hundreds of my fellow prisoners fell prey".
Mooshum's story of the round house also involves Nanapush's mother, who is suspected of being possessed by an evil spirit, or "wiindigoo," which sometimes happens in "hungry times" and makes a person "become an animal, and see fellow humans as prey meat".
God and the law play the long game, but Joe's ancestors, whose beliefs are transmitted in the tales of his ancient grandfather, had a policy for handling a wiindigoo – a person possessed by a spirit that would make him or her "become an animal and see fellow humans as prey meat".
Profiteering white men are relentlessly on the trail of runaway slaves, but there are fellow blacks willing to prey on him, too.
They were referred to by their fellow countrymen as peap prey – the forest army.
In the past five years, more than 400 T.S.A. agents nationwide have been fired for stealing, he said, but most thefts are crimes of opportunity by travelers preying on fellow travelers.
No, not those French and German banks that loaned all that money so that gullible Greeks could buy new BMWs, but the kind of people who prey on fellow-Brits with high-interest loans, with repayments occasionally reinforced with baseball bats.
Male mountain lions are known to kill fellow pumas in confrontations over prey carcasses, and the problem may be exacerbated in the Santa Monica Mountains.
He described that ritual as less respected and less practiced, despite the debris of white marshmallows from cars that had fallen prey to his fellow campers' aims.
Longtime recipients of the annual Prey family Christmas card — fellow-parishioners of the First Presbyterian Church in Oyster Bay, Long Island; summer residents in Tenant's Harbor, Maine;….
