Sentence examples for true perpetrators from inspiring English sources

Araya and two others were convicted at trial, while maintaining they were duped and wrongly blamed by the true perpetrators.

Not far back enough, in the minds of many local people, who felt that the true perpetrators were the leaders of the corrupt regimes of the 1970s.

"The response is driven by security agencies whose main desire is to impose quiet after any incident and close the file," he said, often letting off the true perpetrators.

"When innocent individuals are wrongly convicted of crimes that others have committed, the true perpetrators remain at large," Mr. Tankleff said last week at the press conference in Manhattan called to formally announce the company.

Trump has held to his stance that Democrats are the true perpetrators of the situation of families being separated.

Once again, the majority's inference dovetailed a popular conception that only true perpetrators can obtain an intimate knowledge of the specific particulars of a crime, especially facts that were not publicly known.

Moreover, even in cases where an individual has undoubtedly witnessed something traumatic, the reliability of his memories can be critical to convicting the true perpetrator.

He gives Lee Tourneau, the true perpetrator of the crime, a haircut like Eminem's and a job running the religious-outreach program for a right-wing politician.

He pointed to Kenneth Littleton, who had begun working as a live-in tutor for the Skakel children that very day, as the true perpetrator of the murder.

Reddit users have written thousands of posts about "Making a Murderer," weighing evidence and acting as armchair detectives trying to find the "true" perpetrator.

But, thanks to a tip from a reliable coöperator and corroboration from another source, Forcelli became convinced that the true perpetrator was someone named Tyrone Glynn.