The culprit ultimately fessed up and explained the stubborn prank.
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Finally after more interrogation I fessed up: We were smoking mint.
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One lass fessed up that she was obsessed with martial arts.
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When they came through the other side Finn never fessed up.
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This time though he fessed up to supervisors about the lie.
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However, neither Russia, nor anyone else, has fessed up to the leak.
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You lied about cancer and you still haven't fessed up about it.
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We're told LAPD hunted down the trio and the juvenile fessed up.
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When I finally fessed up, I learned that my assumptions were wrong.
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Hayden fessed up ... she and the father had been drinking before the altercation.
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Sometimes I got caught, and occasionally I fessed up all on my own.
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Both guards allegedly fessed up to a supervisor that they skipped their checks.
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And these are just losses reported by those who fessed up to being had.
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"That's not exactly true," the actor, 47, fessed up in a quick mea culpa.
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She quickly 'fessed up to the mishap and asked the audience to help her out.
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But it wasn't until someone leaked Motherboard information that Microsoft came clean and fessed up.
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Chris Wetherell fessed up to the RT button on Twitter's being perhaps a bad idea.
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Backed into a corner by his own words, Lewandowski fessed up to gaslighting the media.
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During the hearing, officials say he also fessed up to a domestic violence incident from February.
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Johnny and the driver, OVO Ryan from Drake's crew, fled but came back and fessed up.
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However, Clinton never fessed up to paying for the dossier over months of coverage and speculation.
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Cops told us they smelled weed on him, and that he even fessed up to smoking.
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After the police arrived, Lynch trudged back to the office and fessed up to his crime.
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When a concerned tutor pulled me up about my non-attendance record at seminars, I fessed up.
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Bárbara -- who's sold over 6 million albums -- claims one of the employees fessed up to the theft.
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Eventually, after much international pressure, Xi's officials fessed up to nabbing the man -- accusing him of corruption.
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Nora Ephron fessed up that this was her first night on the town since having her baby.
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Jackson eventually fessed up to having a gun in his bag -- but insists he never pulled it out.
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When the two teamed up for the 2006 romantic comedy Failure to Launch, McConaughey, 46, even fessed up.
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He and his wife claimed they didn't have any weapons, but they later fessed up to storing a .
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We're told Coolio fessed up to owning the bag and it was determined the gun had been stolen.
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Action News tracked down Nyemah at his home -- and reportedly fessed up to most of the allegations against him.
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I fessed up: I took on too much because I was afraid if I didn't, I wouldn't work again.
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A few male friends of mine have fessed up to the same technique if they really enjoy a date.
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Even George Washington's great claim to honesty — that he 'fessed up to felling a cherry tree — was a deception.
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" Finally, the homeowner, a 37-year-old woman, fessed up to the crime, saying that, actually, she just drew "balls.
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According to the Brownsville Herald, Escaramilla fessed up to stealing $1.2 million worth of fajitas over a nine-year period.
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Twitter fessed up to it yesterday, acknowledging that brand advertising was "softer than expected" and promising that things would get better.
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Wilkos initially told us he was distracted by reaching for his glasses but then 'fessed up he was under the influence.
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She clung to those lies for years and only half fessed up to it when she decided to run for president.
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A more satisfying answer comes in the form of technical issues Snap fessed up to introducing through product updates in mid-2016.
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Three weeks ago, Uber fessed-up to SoftBank Group Corp—a company that's currently considering a multibillion-dollar investment in the company.
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The Pentagon has fessed up, and it seems that observers who accused it of hiding information about possible alien visitors were right.
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He also was caught lying about his wrongdoing and 'fessed up only when his estranged wife threatened him during their divorce proceedings.
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Dickey immediately fessed up to starting the blaze, and got slapped with a misdemeanor charge of starting a fire without a permit.
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On Sunday, Harahan police chief Tim Walker fessed up, telling local newspaper The Advocate that the post wasn't meant to be taken seriously.
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Twitter apparently divulged the issue to advertisers earlier this week but only fessed up publicly after Business Insider broke the story late Thursday.
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Donald Trump's Inauguration cake baker just fessed up to copying a design made just a few years ago for Barack Obama's swearing-in.
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And, if you're wondering, she told BuzzFeed that she later fessed up to her beet deception and the guy was cool with it.
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A recent study by Credit Karma Tax showed that 6 percent of about 2,000 people polled 'fessed up to fibbing on their taxes.
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"This dog would have died if the owner had not fessed up and said 'this is what my animal got into,'" Walton said.
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A recent study by Credit Karma Tax showed that 6 percent of about 10403,000 people polled 'fessed up to fibbing on their taxes.
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But the example laid bare in Mueller's report — when she was still a deputy press secretary — is striking because Sanders fessed up to it.
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The same survey found that 26% of the women who responded fessed up to posting photos that, in truth, don't show the honest picture.
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And while we were hoping for visual evidence of the Baywatch run Swindell, 32, fessed up to, we'll have to leave that to our imaginations.
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" When cops arrived to Reed's home, Reed allegedly fessed up to making the threats -- including telling Cowboys employees he was going to "f*** their wife.
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In fact, Kim once asked if her sister had ever stolen anything from her, and Kylie proudly fessed up: "Oh, all the time," she responded.
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Upset, she confronted him and he fessed up to keeping contact with this woman in case Union said no to his proposal that same day.
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" Now, to be fair, a spokesperson for the National Security Council fessed up, claiming it was "a clerical error, which we quickly detected and fixed.
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According to docs ... Michael says Beso's security staff fessed up ... the assailant worked for them, and they hinted that they knew of his penchant for violence.
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According to cops ... Joey fessed up to stealing and pawning the amps worth $2,100 -- and also told them he wanted to make amends and get treatment.
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Yesterday the 90210 actress 'fessed up that her Instagram-documented relationship with the former Saturday Night Live star was all an early April Fools' Day prank.
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Cops say after an investigation ... they tracked down a man named Michael Daily in Stroudsburg, PA. -- and officials claim Daily fessed up to the whole scam.
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Compare that with German rival Lufthansa, which has issued two profit warnings this year and this week fessed up to a 70% drop in quarterly net profit.
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Shmurda says, in an unrelated case, one of the cops in question swore she saw a drug exchange but later fessed up and said it wasn't true.
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Robbie fessed up to once having sex on a jet ski, but made sure to clarify that it was "a non-moving jet-ski, but in the water."
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Google has now fessed-up, admitting that "Master" is actually the AlphaGo AI, and that it has been secretly playing humans in order to test an improved version.
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Apple, of course, got in hot water earlier this week, when it fessed up to slowing down iPhones with older batteries and apologized for not being more transparent.
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When Facebook finally fessed up, Albright felt certain that if Russian trolls had conducted information warfare on Facebook, the wreckage of those battles was sitting in his spreadsheets.
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The cops allegedly found a small amount of weed and, when no one fessed up, they arrested at least 63 partygoers between the ages of 15 and 31.
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Around 84,000 Americans have fessed up to owning illegal bank accounts and paid $8 billion in penalties, back taxes, and interest since 2009, Ciraolo said at the conference.
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"We had no doubt he was entirely capable of it and when he fessed up in such a crying jag there was no reason for us to doubt him."
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Joseline claims in the legal docs Stevie has privately agreed to pay her medical expenses associated with the pregnancy, although she does not say he fessed up to fatherhood.
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McGregor later fessed up to brandishing the weapon ... but claimed the firearm was nothing more than an Airsoft gun he was using to practice for a possible movie role.
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When asked to elaborate Schaffer claims Ruege admitted fault at the scene of the accident and fessed up to texting while driving (Reuge denies he was on his phone).
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On the other hand, Facebook fessed up to this error a month ago, and no advertisers have been publicly tearing out their hair or suing the company for fraud.
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But metadata Tweet Congress provided at the time to the now-defunct publication, The Daily, laid the lie to Weiner's equivocations, and he eventually 'fessed up and resigned from office.
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The woman later admitted to investigators that she took a "small amount" of Xanax and ecstasy on the 19th and 20th -- and fessed up to doing cocaine over the weekend.
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He then fessed up to the crime, telling the officers he'd done it all, not with any bad blood or whatever, but because he had a "crush" on the artist.
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And on March 14th, United fessed up to yet another blunder, this time flying a German Shepherd dog from Oregon to Japan instead of its intended destination, Kansas City in Missouri.
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Warren East, the embattled British company's chief executive, fessed up this month that replacing faulty turbine blades in engines on 787s will cost it £353m ($800m) over the next two years.
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Her caretaker is the one who walked the dogs everyday, and she fessed up to cops the dogs routinely moseyed onto the neighbor's property and got into it with his dogs.
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We got the "It" director at LAX Friday, and he fessed up ... the Stephen King thriller he brought to the big screen may have put a dent in the clown biz.
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The Mandarin duck is native to East Asia, no zoos have come forward to claim a missing duck, and no one has fessed up to keeping it as an illegal pet.
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One of the "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" cast members lost the script for the highly-anticipated film and John Boyega fessed up, saying he was the one to blame.
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We got the duo leaving NBC in NY and tossed the question ... and the Wrestlemania 32 conquerors both fessed up immediately ... although they were on totally opposite ends of the spectrum.
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The guy who hit Tom Brady with a green laser pointer back in the AFC Championship game just fessed up to the crime ... but he'll avoid jail time after pleading guilty Wednesday.
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The company fessed up but also attempted to downplay the invasion, telling reporters that its thousands of contracted and full-time employees only listed to "an extremely small sample" of the recordings.
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I still noticed there were references to things ... Like they wrote about the damage the internet can do or sort of fessed up to the fact that Facebook wasn't able to quickly identify things.
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She told CNN she didn't like Trump's comments, but felt she couldn't vote for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton because she doesn't trust her, while she felt Trump had at least "fessed up" to his mistakes.
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The AlphaGo team later fessed up to training their AI against real players, and said that they're excited by what the Go community can learn from the successful moved played by latest version of AlphaGo.
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On other parts of the survey, guests fessed up to stealing hotel towels, allowing unregistered guests to crash in their rooms, and swiping some extra helpings from the breakfast buffet to eat later in the day.
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When no one fessed up, school administrators gave all the students in the student section at the Randolph High School game two hours to get their urine and blood tested for alcohol, the Daily Record reports.
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A little more than 4 in 10 homeowners in NerdWallet's report 'fessed up to botching a DIY home project, and 35 percent said a home improvement show influenced them to take on a project that ended badly.
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Live Nation's provoking the ire of concert lovers everywhere, because it's fessed up to the shady practice of putting tickets directly on resale sites ... before the public even has a chance to buy them at face value.
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When no one fessed up to owning the pot, at least 63 partygoers between the ages of 15 and 31 were booked and charged for possession of less than an ounce of weed, the Daily Tribune reports.
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Texans WR Jaelen Strong initially lied to police about having weed when he was arrested last week -- but quickly fessed up and pulled a box of joints out of his crotch ... and TMZ Sports has the footage.
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In the first, the problem was affection: Officials implored chicken owners to stop kissing, snuggling and sharing their homes with their fowl after a whopping 13% of people who contracted salmonella 'fessed up to smooching their birds.
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Sometimes, you've really got to take risks; would Lucy (Sandra Bullock) end up with married to Jack (Bill Pullman) in While You Were Sleeping if she had fessed up right away to not being his comatose brother's fiancé?
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Veronica is at home in Hiram's office snooping around and amidst the hidden holiday gifts she finds the deed to Pop's which Hiram said he only made a donation to and never fessed up to actually buying it.
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No one at the museum has fessed up to any involvement with this fantastically ridiculous occurrence, but as we appreciate this, uh, incident, we can't help but recall the other art pranks that have taken place in recent history.
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Express Scripts eventually agreed to give a mail-order contract to PillPack (which is still in effect), but not before Parker fessed up to an "administrative error" that resulted in the company briefly shipping to states where it wasn't properly licensed.
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When I fessed up to the velaterapia, she nodded and reiterated that while there was no significant damage done, that had a lot to do with the strength of my hair follicle and the fact that I only did it once.
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Epic, the maker of the insanely popular, cross-platform third-person shooter online game Fortnite, has 'fessed up to a gameplay misstep when it dropped a super powerful new weapon into the battle royale arena earlier this month — triggering a major fan backlash.
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But then came the gut punch: Almost a month after Equifax fessed up to a data breach affecting up to 143 million people (145 million we know now), news broke that the company had been handed a no-bid federal contract with the IRS.
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" Read more of Monday's "Reliable Sources" newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... At least ABC fessed up to the mistake The NYT's Mike McIntire made an important point on Twitter about "the difference between journalistic mistakes and fake news.
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Besides, the company has already fessed up to the fact that it kind of painted itself into the corner with the Mac Pro, so as it goes back to the drawing board with that line, the iMac Pro offersa chance to continue to appease that user base.
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Editorial For a moment there it looked as if Russia had finally fessed up about its gigantic sports doping operation, even though a senior official's acknowledgment of an "institutional conspiracy" in an interview with Rebecca Ruiz of The Times was coupled with the usual whining about how Russia was being pilloried for what everybody does.
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When asked what their biggest money secret is, participants in the new CNBC and Acorns Invest In You Savings Survey spilled the beans in two different ways: Some shared a secret savings or investing tip that they've found helpful, while others — reading the question differently — 'fessed up to a secret money shame, something they are embarrassed, or regretful, about when it comes to their finances.
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While it's been — if not clear, then at least evident — for a number of years that Facebook uses contact details of individuals who never personally provided their information for ad targeting purposes (harvesting people's personal data by other means, such as other users' mobile phone contact books which the Facebook app uploads), the revelation that numbers provided to Facebook by users in good faith, for the purpose of 2FA, are also, in its view, fair game for ads has not been so explicitly 'fessed up to before.
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