Sentence examples for participation in the murder of from inspiring English sources

Spinner, a short, partly bald sixty-two-year-old with a sharp nose, had defended many controversial figures, including Sabrina Harman, one of the soldiers convicted of prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib, in Iraq, and Jeremy Morlock, a soldier found guilty for his participation in the murder of civilians in Afghanistan.

BOSTON — At the midmorning break in the trial of James (Whitey) Bulger, Patricia Donahue had a few choice words for Henry Brennan, one of the lawyers defending the crime boss against a sweeping slate of charges that include participation in the murder of her husband, Michael Donahue.

"When a Polish minister questions Polish participation in the murder of hundreds of their Jewish neighbors during a Holocaust-era pogrom, he is wrong," the authors wrote.

The real meaning of the attempt to equate Nazi genocide with Soviet repression is clearest in the Baltic republics, where collaboration with SS death squads and direct participation in the mass murder of Jews was at its most extreme, and politicians are at pains to turn perpetrators into victims.

It was said that persons of high position, some with Jacobite sympathies, were involved; but, although the government offered rewards, no one was ever convicted of participation in the murder.

Suspicions of Mr. Kadyrov's participation in the murder arose immediately after Mr. Israilov, who was 27, was shot outside a Vienna grocery store in January 2009.

With these defections, Massino was slapped with a superseding indictment charging him with seven additional murders: the three capos (this time for participation in the murder itself rather than conspiracy), Mirra, Bonventre, Infanti and Sciascia.

In effect, the judge's contention was that the former cops' participation in a drug deal in Las Vegas, in 2005, had nothing to do with their participation in the murders, the last of which took place in 1991, in New York.

He spoke to the league's rookies this off-season and in a passionate speech took responsibility for deceiving the police, but denied any participation in the murders.

He was accused of participation in, and partial responsibility for, the murder of forty thousand Jews in Poland.

None of the killers' parents spoke out publicly for 10 years, then in 2009 Klebold wrote a first-person article for Oprah Winfrey's magazine, O. Now, another seven years on, she goes further, to talk and write in detail about coming to terms with Dylan's willing participation in the planning of the murders.