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We've advocated and I've advocated from the very beginning that every one of those taped conversations be heard, and it will exonerate me.

Dostum has repeatedly expressed his support for such and investigation because he believes it will exonerate him and is eager to do an interview with the New York Times.

Still, it's hard to imagine that the gruesome video will exonerate Knight, since it appears to show him gunning it and plowing into Carter straight-on.

Mr. Grimm has declared that the federal inquiry will exonerate him.

Farwell has tested Harrington twice and hopes the results will exonerate him.

"I believe this investigation will exonerate Lee Jasper and show this to be a shameful campaign," he said.

The governor ordered DNA tests today on evidence that a death row inmate contends will exonerate him.

In a simpler world, it might seem that the case was finally nearing a conclusion, and many of Mr. Friedman's supporters are cautiously optimistic that Ms. Rice's report will exonerate him.

That conclusion is vigorously disputed by three Mormon church historians, who vow their own history of the massacre, to be published by Oxford University Press in 2004, will exonerate Young.

In court hearings, Hikmat's lead counsel, Bryant Banes, has said that Hikmat was paid out of logistics funds for intelligence work for the Special Forces, and that classified evidence will exonerate him.

Ms Guerra denies all wrongdoing and has called for an investigation, which she says will exonerate her.Unlike the most prominent political scandal of the previous few weeks, in which junior members of Ms Rousseff's Workers Partyy (PT) had illegally accessed private tax records of people close to Mr Serra, this one passes much closer to the front-runner.