The story of Robert Durst, currently in custody in New Orleans and charged with murder after apparently incriminating himself in the television documentary series The Jinx, has all the elements of a Hollywood thriller.
In spite of a lack of incriminating evidence against him, Myint Aye was sentenced to life imprisonment plus eight years on 29 November 2008.
And for what it was worth, the files turned out to contain nothing incriminating.
The incriminating files in the latest case, regarding tax-dodging personal accounts held at the Swiss arm of HSBC, date from 2005-07.
Mr Duncan pleaded the fifth amendment, refusing to answer questions for fear of incriminating himself.
It will take, at the least, a lot of incriminating tapes and e-mails to prove that brokers overstepped the line between vague requests ("take care of me") and the demanding of binding promises.Perhaps, just perhaps, the market is already reforming itself.
He was subpoenaed to appear before the Senate Commerce Committee on February 12th, but pleaded the Fifth Amendment, refusing to say anything in order to avoid incriminating himself.
And they are only the latest in a series of incriminating recordings of Mr Erdogan and his family members to be posted online.At least 2m Turks have clicked on the recordings.
But to many they are a crude attempt to cement his own grip, stop further incriminating recordings from popping up and shield himself and his family from prosecution.
The other son, Cem Uzan, once an aspiring politician who made his own fortune as a media mogul in partnership with the son of a former president and prime minister, Turgut Ozal, still lives openly in Turkey, having avoided signing incriminating documents.
They complain that American officials have fed copious details of their agency's alleged misdeeds in North Korea to the press, to Congress and to other UN missions while those same officials have made it hard for the UNDP to defend or correct itself, by refusing to give the agency any incriminating documents that detail what it is supposed to have done wrong.
