The thought of eventual execution - so much easier a way to die, he once said, than conventional suicide - could partly have prompted the crime.
Despite Boethius' brutal eventual execution, for most of the Middle Ages, this was the self-help bestseller, a life guide written near point of death.
For almost 20 years, Polyakov provided information to the CIA and to the FBI, where he was also known under the code name "TOPHAT". His arrest and eventual execution was for a long time blamed on a leak from the late James Angleton, the CIA's legendary mole-hunter.
CAIRO — The first time that Mohammed Badie was jailed for his involvement with the Muslim Brotherhood, it was 1965 and his cellmates included Sayyid Qutb, the influential Islamist writer whose arrest and eventual execution by the government propelled modern Egyptian militancy.
This fiasco demolished whatever reputation the royal family still had, and accelerated their downfall and eventual execution.
Neither violent clashes with the Persian Shah's Islamic government, nor the Bab's eventual execution by firing squad, could crush the new religion.
The suffering is prolonged by his trial, torture, and eventual execution.
"We all know the story of Scotland's Queen, her eventful life and eventual execution, but in these documents, we see a different side to Mary.
Maddow told Stewart that McVeigh "saw himself as triumphant" in the Oklahoma City bombings despite his eventual execution.
But there's no reasonable connection between the discussion of Amiri's case on email by Clinton's staff to Amiri's eventual execution.
Photogrammetry equipment is discussed, the objective being simplicity of execution for eventual realisation of physical products such as the artifacts discussed.
