In Miller's Germs: Biological Weapons and America's Secret War, this statement is attributed to Sheela: According to KD's testimony, she played doubters a tape of Rajneesh's muffled voice saying, "if it was necessary to do things to preserve [his] vision, then do it," and interpreted this to mean that murder in his name was fine, telling doubters "not to worry" if a few people had to die.
While this statement was attributed to police, in journalism, it's important to double-check any statements of fact, even if attributed or in the form of a direct quote.
Rule #5: A student can't be held responsible for saying something truly awful about another person, so long as the statement is attributed to "some people" or the student first points out that s/he is too nice a person to say what s/he then says.
Although Spicer made clear that the statement was attributed to him, it was written "how the president wanted to phrase it".
He asked one set of American students whether they agreed or disagreed with the statement "A little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing". When the statement was attributed to Thomas Jefferson, most agreed.
Mr. Trump will continue to receive regular updates from his team, according to the official to whom the statement was attributed, and Thomas P. Bossert, the White House Homeland Security adviser, was in Bedminster monitoring the situation.
Still, the statement was attributed to an unnamed spokesperson, not to Trump himself.
For other respondents, that statement was attributed to Mr. Cook of Apple; or to William Oesterle, the C.E.O. at the time of the Indiana-based company Angie's List; or to the mayor of Indianapolis.
The statement was attributed to Kathleen Silver, the chief executive of the hospital.
The statement was attributed to David Vladeck, director of the agency's bureau of consumer protection.
The more serious accusations recounted in Mr. Rapp's statement are attributed partly to Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, who is believed to be the chief architect of the Sept. 11 attacks and who was captured in early 2003.
