Sentence examples for kidnapping trial from inspiring English sources

When he was 6, Timothy White testified in Mr. Parnell's kidnapping trial.

The Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, in Denver, rejected a request to move the Elizabeth Smart kidnapping trial out of Utah.

As a young reporter, he caught the eye of Damon Runyon when he wrote dispatches on the Lindbergh kidnapping trial for the International News Service.

(His children also gave the museum Mr. Leibowitz's radio recording of the 1935 Lindbergh kidnapping trial; he had been hired by WHN as a legal commentator).

The prosecutor, José Peláez, requested an eight-year sentence, which would be served concurrently with a 25-year sentence imposed in his previous murder and kidnapping trial.

Ms. McKinney's kidnapping trial was a headline writer's dream, and she proved to be an ideal tabloid subject: pretty, talkative and (depending on the paper and the week) either a wronged Southern belle or a devious femme fatale.

He interviewed Tallulah Bankhead, Joe Louis, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Noel Coward; he covered the 1936 World's Fair and the Lindbergh-kidnapping trial.

Upon the request of thousands of listeners, the makeshift show was retained by the station after the kidnap trial.

In her letter to Met commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, she also expresses her amazement that his force held a secret inquiry called Operation Canopus into Mahmood's journalistic methodology in the wake of the kidnap trial, but did not contact her.

He said yesterday of the kidnapping and trial that Mr. Hearst "was never the same afterward".

The upheaval of the kidnapping and trial was a sharp demarcation in a life that had until then proceeded with little incident.