Sentence examples for prominent suspects from inspiring English sources

The compound housed prominent suspects, including billionaires.

The changes of regime in Serbia and Croatia in 2000 gave the tribunal access to more prominent suspects, and ambitious prosecutors set out to reveal and prosecute the chains of command behind the large-scale crimes of the war.

Under strict orders from Western governments to extradite the most prominent suspects, including the Bosnian Serb commander during the war, Gen. Ratko Mladic, who is accused of genocide, Mr. Djindjic was trying to buy time by going after the underworld figures who did much of Mr. Milosevic's dirty work.

It led the judge in the case, Lord Wheatley, to identify him as "the man without a head" and prompted British gossips ever since to ask, "Who was the headless man?" For years, the two most prominent suspects have been Winston Churchill's son-in-law, Duncan Sandys, who was defense secretary in the government of Harold Macmillan, and the American actor and society figure Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

When the parent company sent a representative, Francis Smith, to investigate the Butler operation, he was murdered, and Edgerly immediately became a prominent suspect.

"He is a prominent suspect," Mr. Healy said, "but given the status of the investigation we are not at the point yet where we can say or allege that he is definitely the guy".

Diplomats said the Congo government, which in this complex war has been aligned with troops from Angola, Zimbabwe and Zambia against the forces of Rwanda and Uganda, who have backed Congolese rebels in the east, has played an important behind-the-scenes role with Angola in tracking down a prominent suspect in the Rwandan genocide.

It then decided to try several prominent terrorism suspects in civilian courts.

The Yugoslav tribunal grinds on, although it is down to its last few cases; it awaits the surrender of two prominent Serb suspects, including Ratko Mladic, ex-commander of the Bosnian Serbs.

It wasn't the first time a news outlet had subsidized the defense of prominent criminal suspect.

Accused of conspiracy and of providing material support to terrorism in connection with accusations related to explosives training, the three were among those arrested in a March 2002 raid in Pakistan that also captured a more prominent terrorism suspect, Abu Zubaydah.