Sentence examples for subsequent confessions from inspiring English sources

By Lawrence Wright The New Yorker, May 24 , 1993P. 54 A REPORTER AT LARGE about the bizarre allegations of Ericka and Julie Ingram, 22 and 18, who accused their father, Paul R. Ingram, of sexual abuse and his own subsequent confessions, bolstered by the girls, of sexual and Satanic ritual abuse.

A REPORTER AT LARGE about the bizarre allegations of Ericka and Julie Ingram, 22 and 18, who accused their father, Paul R. Ingram, of sexual abuse and his own subsequent confessions, bolstered by the girls, of sexual and Satanic ritual abuse.

That casts even more doubt on any subsequent "confessions".

In an earlier hearing Khadr's lawyers argued that those threats, and other mistreatment, tainted Khadr's subsequent confessions.

That was intended to be able to make the case later to a judge that any subsequent confession was voluntary.

Those actions made it difficult to tell what he knew on his own, further diminishing the probative value of his subsequent confession.

"It's heartbreaking," Mariash, of Wilson, Wyo., said of the antidoping officials' report, released in October, and Armstrong's subsequent confession to Oprah Winfrey.

Ciaran "Blingeron" Jenkins's photo pleased certain sections of the readership even more than Frank's - though his subsequent confession of hatred for England struck some as a strategic blunder.

During the night of April 19th, five paramilitary gendarmes from an anti-terrorist squad were sent, by their own subsequent confession, to burn down Chez Francis, a fashionable restaurant south of Ajaccio, the island's capital.

His subsequent confession to Oprah only made things worse, Armstrong coming across as unrepentant, evasive and arrogant.

According to Birotte, Armstrong's subsequent confession would not alter that decision.