Sentence examples for group of detectives from inspiring English sources

While it is true that many detectives were involved, a much smaller group of detectives obtained the confessions.

His lawyer say Mr. Tillman and dozens of other innocent black men were tortured into confessions by the same group of detectives in the 1970s and '80s.

"Shield of Straw" tracks a group of detectives, including a mismatched his-and-her team, as they try to deliver a child killer to justice.

When the 3 A.M. depositor arrived, the first group of detectives thought they had the man they were after and came out of hiding.

A group of detectives from Scotland Yard's Operation Grange are reportedly set to travel back to the holiday resort of Praia da Luz next month, from where the-then three-year-old Madeleine was taken in 2007.

Fairly early, Mr. Bossi (who helped write Michel Gondry's next movie, "Mood Indigo") and Mr. Turner also introduce a group of detectives led by a hard-charging beauty, Claire (a surprisingly plausible Alice Taglioni).

At the beginning of the adventure, two ClueFinders (a group of young detectives) mysteriously shrink.

On May 12 , 2005 twenty years after the Eastburn murders, Whisnant met with a group of North Carolina detectives who were discussing the case.

Their first project was an ambitious five-day-a-week syndicated reality show, "Crime Diaries," in which a group of fictional detectives solved cases based on real events.

Set in a New York City police station, where most of the action takes place, "Barney Miller" portrayed a group of wisecracking detectives and the oddball characters who ended up there.

He was also trying to distribute "Mystery Team," which follows the exploits of a hapless group of teenage detectives, alongside his Derrick colleagues Dan Eckman, Dominic Dierkes, D C Pierson and Meggie McFadden.