"I was myself asking her, trying to make her talk about what could make her do such a thing, and all she would say was she wanted to kill a high official," said Gen. Mohammad Zaher, the director of the criminal investigation division of the Police Department in Kabul Province, who attended her interrogation after her arrest on Monday.
Davis's artistic interrogation of her cultural otherness has made her a muse to a generation of queer writers and critics.
She had refused to cooperate during his interrogation of her, so he had killed her in a fit of rage.
Julia Gillard might get an interrogation about her empty fruitbowl, or about her oversized earlobes, but the gratuitous personal attack for Indigenous leaders often manifests around identity questions.
She is at her strongest when she can turn a factual interrogation of her policies into a personal attack – another example of Pauline standing up to the elites who have it in for ordinary people, a validation of her core message to her constituency.
Before her church wedding, in 1974, she told me, she had to submit to an interrogation of her sexual history by a priest.
Lelio puts Gloria at the center of each scene and gives her moments alone when trifling incidents and even the quiet passing of time feel like an interrogation of her life.
One young police officer, Filippo (Giovanni Ribisi), witnesses the interrogation as her translator.
Love crosses the lines in this Civil War novel set in dubious Missouri, where an 18-year-old spitfire of rebel associations is the prisoner of a Union officer whose interrogation of her turns into a prison romance.
The most painful passages involve the writer's interrogation of her own abilities as a mother which, consciously or not, serve to stand like a bodyguard between the reader and Quintana.
