jailhouse confession造句

• Out where I come from, jailhouse confessions are a dime a dozen.
• Out where I come from, jailhouse confessions are a dime a dozen,
• Top cult leaders have made sensational jailhouse confessions.
• McVeigh's lawyer has disputed a report that his client made a jailhouse confession.
• McVeigh's attorney, Stephen Jones, doubted any such jailhouse confession had been made.
• Hobbs, whether through coercion or not, made a jailhouse confession and implicated Sarah Wildes as a witch.
• Timothy McVeigh's lawyer disputed a report that the suspect in the Oklahoma City bombing made a jailhouse confession.
• Timothy McVeigh's lawyer disputed a report Wednesday that the former soldier made a jailhouse confession in the Oklahoma bombing.
• Plante admitted that he testified about a jailhouse confession in another murder trial in 1995 while serving time for another crime.
• Late Tuesday, McVeigh's lawyer, Stephen Jones, said he doubted that McVeigh had made such a jailhouse confession.
• Prosecutors rested their case against Aaron McKinney today after presenting jurors his jailhouse confession and a timeline of the night Matthew Shepard was beaten.
• During four days of testimony, prosecutors drew a timeline of the events, culminating in the playing of McKinney's jailhouse confession.
• During testimony last week, prosecutors offered jurors a timeline of the events the night Shepard was beaten, ending with McKinney's jailhouse confession.
• During his testimony, Watkins vehemently denied ever making any jailhouse confession to Riddle, telling jurors not to believe her when she came to court.
• Last January, a federal judge ruled that the local prosecutor, Douglass Harcleroad, illegally taped one of the defendants'jailhouse confession to a Catholic priest.
• State Sen . Joseph Dunn, chairman of a committee investigating California's major power wholesalers, called the newly released memos a " jailhouse confession ."
• Rae Carruth's lawyers tried to persuade a judge to admit a co-defendant's jailhouse confession as evidence in the former NFL player's murder trial.
• It tells that she gave birth to a single child whom she killed immediately after birth; in this version, her jailhouse confession was simply an acknowledgment of her guilt and sinful nature.
• In a series of jailhouse confessions, Yates told investigators about the killings in Walla Walla and Skagit counties, and he provided them with information authorities say would be known only by the killer.
• During four days of testimony, prosecutors drew a timeline of the events, culminating in the playing of McKinney's jailhouse confession, in which he described in detail how Shepard was beaten.