Despite being a broke student, I booked a plane trip.
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On the plane trip over, he had us all convene for a briefing.
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The warrant mentions the plane trip where Prince OD'd 6 days before his death.
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This is also the first ever plane trip I'll be taking with my best friend.
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A plane trip from New York City to Atlanta might have saved a woman's life.
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And again, for her fourth plane trip in 2014, at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
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Where he invited everybody from all the biggest news companies on a plane trip around America.
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Reagan later asked Cannon about that plane trip: "She knew damn well what happened on that plane," he said. Mrs.
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KLM, the Dutch airline, has run ads asking consumers to rethink their travel plans and perhaps skip a plane trip.
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Next time you're taking a plane trip, you might want to consider leaving your pets at home ... especially if you're flying United.
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On an icy plane trip back to Colombia, Jurado agrees to testify, so long as he speaks to his wife, Christina, first.
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In fact, on a plane trip this week, I saw a passenger watching "The Irishman" on his iPhone, arrayed on a seatback.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) and others are taking a plane trip Tuesday to see Bears Ears from the air.
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The plane trip to San Francisco, as well as Sykes jokingly mistaking Alcatraz Island for the fictional "Harry Potter" prison Azkaban, was all documented.
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"Don't go to crowded places, think twice before a long plane trip, and for goodness sake don't go on any cruises," Dr. Fauci said.
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A plane trip that includes layovers might save money, said Andrew Sheivachman, business travel editor at Skift, a travel industry news and research site.
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But it can increase the risk of a clot, so I stop taking it three days before a plane trip of four or more hours.
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I've personally used it for safaris in Africa, cooking classes in Paris, a private plane trip to Niagara Falls and a seaplane ride over Seattle.
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Our insurance, Blue Cross Blue Shield, decided that the plane trip was "elective," saying that I could have taken the four-hour ground ambulance ride.
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The following tips address strategies for dealing with anxieties and annoyances large and small to help make your next plane trip less turbulent before takeoff.
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"Either they were totally demolished or they would have lost their roof," Browne said after returning to Antigua from a plane trip to the neighboring island.
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A new NBC News report reveals that Trump excoriated McCabe for subjects ranging from his wife's politics to former FBI director James Comey's plane trip home.
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Even so, our reward was a coach-class, 52-hour plane trip home, only to be greeted by minimal media coverage and public awareness of our achievement.
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Even if you were too young to remember your first plane trip, you've probably flown multiple times since, so you're at least familiar with the process, right?
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It would take an average household 60 years of plastic separation to compensate for the carbon emissions of a single plane trip from Amsterdam to Los Angeles.
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"I felt irresponsible sinking time into a lighter story when I knew that one short plane trip away, people were being slaughtered," he muses in his book.
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Instead of sticking around for her commencement ceremony, Ms. Spencer took her first plane trip and moved in to the Barbizon Hotel for Women, for a month.
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You will remember he's the guy who was indicted on charges of misuse of campaign funds for family expenses, including the famous plane trip for the pet rabbit.
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It wasn't until we took a long plane trip when Tess was in high school that we solved a puzzle together, and we've been doing them ever since.
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Have you ever feared taking off your shoes in the middle of a long-haul plane trip because the overwhelming funk might bother the poor woman in the middle seat?
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On his first plane trip, going from Nice to Paris, he and his young sister were sent first-class, and so embarked, hand with hand, under the care of Maria Callas.
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The Hill also reported earlier this week Stutzman failed to report $85033,100 in expenses to federal campaign officials, including a private plane trip last month from a friend with a real estate development business.
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Mr. Iannelli said the price to accompany a client on a plane trip within the United States — including his fees and travel costs for all parties — might range from $2,800 to $4,500 for coach airfare.
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Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-Ind.), a candidate for Senate, failed to report $1,100 in expenses to federal campaign officials, including a private plane trip last month from a friend with a real estate development business.
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The deal set the security fee assessed on each segment of a plane trip to $5.60, but called for 60 cents of that fee to be diverted from the T.S.A. to pay down the national debt.
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After another round of testing in Dubai, one of the seven city-states that make up the U.A.E. federation, the spacecraft will take another long plane trip, to Japan, for the rocket launch to leave Earth.
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"We cannot do that anymore, because I can't bear to either leave my children or take them all on a plane trip when it doesn't have anything to do with work because it's so stressful," she adds.
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It is full of excursions—a plane trip, a bus ride, a subway journey—that tempt us with their tidy trajectories (from then to now, here to there), only to swerve toward nonnarrative insight along the way.
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The proposal follows a tumultuous week in which WeWork postponed its IPO roadshow, and an expose on Neumann in the Journal revealed he had once been forced to reschedule a private plane trip after the crew found marijuana.
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While piloting the Miami-bound plane, Weis's wife Wendy, who was also making the journey, discovered that Ki Klitenick, a 2-year-old boy sitting in her row, was on the return leg of his first-ever plane trip.
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Image: GoogleAnd when you're trying to book a plane trip, Google says it will show you upcoming local holidays or school breaks so you can avoid that one week where seemingly every kid from 4 to 18 goes to Disney World.
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But Hagan's story also included this anecdote from a recent plane trip taken by the O'Rourkes: Amy was reading Becoming, by Michelle Obama, absorbing the former First Lady's account of her trials living through a toxic presidential race with her husband.
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A lot of our suspension of disbelief hinges on Sara and Jess' "twin-sense" — in a hilariously economic opening, an ominous dream about Jess leads to a plane trip to Tokyo and a fancy hotel room, in the space of about two minutes.
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Ms. Warren said she had always known she wanted to work with Common on the song, which he performed with the singer Andra Day, but didn't pop the question until she found herself sitting alongside him on a plane trip to Sundance.
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"You're still seeing this trend where the price of flying is increasing at a lower rate than general income, so you have, every year, a huge number of people around the world who take their first plane trip," Mr. Surry, of Hopper, said.
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Grab some other clear-thinking person to ask what she thinks or what he would do about stockpiling food, or taking that plane trip, or talking to little Billy about what's going on with grandma in the hospital and his school being closed.
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Fibrotic lungs and a weak heart set in a 4-foot-5 frame of osteoporotic bones would not seem the stuff of stamina, but until recently, she was still making the grueling 20-hour plane trip back to the Philippines every autumn.
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The psychologist Gerd Gigerenzer has shown that after 9/11, 1,500 Americans died in car accidents because they chose to drive rather than fly, unaware that a car trip of twelve miles has the same risk of death as a plane trip of three thousand miles.
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In a letter to an unknown recipient in 1971, he spoke of his fears of dying on a plane trip to Canada and stated that before the flight he would deposit an envelope with a key to his apartment at the registrar's desk at the School of Visual Arts.
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Pesznecker, Katie. (2006-11-15). "New school honors legacy of Begich — Former Congressman: He vanished while on a 1972 plane trip." Anchorage Daily News.
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I'm trying to convince people I need to come along, simply because it will involve a free plane trip and I can bludge for a few days.
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He took his first plane trip in 1949 to Moscow in hopes of resolving the Chinese Civil War. He died in May 1950, survived by his widow and six children.
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Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher. "A thriller not to carry on your next plane trip". The New York Times, December 5, 1996. His next novel, Disclosure, published in 1994, addresses the theme of sexual harassment previously explored in his 1972 Binary.
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She changed her surname to Ross during the plane trip to Prestwick; in a 2011 interview, she said: "My aunt was very fanciful and she said I had an Irish grandmother called Ross, so that's where that surname came from".
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White had double knee replacement surgery, resulting in wound infection, and he was bedridden for six months. Soon after recovering, he passed out during a plane trip to Japan for an autograph session. He was in a coma for 33 days, during which he lost 112 pounds.
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The men reached an uneasy truce, and she and Burke became engaged before Devlin went on an ill-fated plane trip to South America in 1967. Victoria believed that Burke had somehow survived when they could not locate his body. With Devlin gone, Barnabas began to more actively pursue Victoria.
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Rice speaks with Russian President Vladimir Putin during an April 2005 trip to Russia. In April 2005, Rice went to Russia to meet President Vladimir Putin. On the plane trip over, she related comments critical of Russia's democratic progress to reporters. "Trends have not been positive on the democratic side," said Rice.
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Flight delays are an inconvenience to passengers. A delayed flight can be costly to passengers by making them late to their personal scheduled events and commitments. A passenger who is delayed on a multi-plane trip could miss a connecting flight. Anger, frustration and even Air rage can occur in delayed passengers.
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Evan (Keir O'Donnell) is Kate's love interest in season three. They meet on a commuter plane trip on which Kate is working as a flight attendant. He is hesitant about dating her because he recently ended a bad marriage. His eight-year-old son from that marriage, Monty, takes an instant dislike to Kate.
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Billy is kidnapped and taken to Mexico where he meets Wayne Falconer once again. While on a plane trip back from Mexico, the evil being takes over Wayne's body and forces the plane to crash. Wayne, Billy, and the evil gangster survive. The evil shapeshifter takes over the gangster's body and pursues them across the desert.
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During the late 1970s, Carver created more than 850 dealership franchises in more than 50 countries. In 1954, Carver flew alone across the Atlantic Ocean from Newfoundland to Paris in a one-engine Beechcraft Bonanza. He made only one stop during the plane trip. Starting in 1972 after divorcing his wife, Carver spent most of his time at his Miami home.
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He played his first game back since October against the Melbourne Heart. On 29 March 2012 Reddy was sent home from a trip to New Zealand after allegedly being drunk on the plane trip over. He was subsequently suspended from the rest of the 2011–12 finals campaign. On 13 April 2012, Reddy's contract was terminated by Sydney FC immediately due to 'serious misconduct'.
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Governor Earl Snell On October 28, 1947, a privately owned Beechcraft Bonanza airplane piloted by veteran pilot Cliff Hogue, set out from Klamath Falls, Oregon, on a flight to take three prominent Oregon politicians on a trip to hunt Canada geese.United Press, "Snell Overdue on Plane Trip: Farrell, Cornett on Missing Craft," Medford Mail Tribune, vol. 42, no. 187 (Oct. 29, 1947), pg. 1.
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Sonny sits in the front beside Murphy with Sal behind. Murphy repeatedly asks Sal to point his gun at the roof so Sal won't accidentally shoot him. As they wait on the airport tarmac for the plane to taxi into position, Sal releases another hostage, who gives him her rosary beads for his first plane trip. Murphy again reminds Sal to aim his gun away.
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Lily, the lounge singer with whom Tora-san fell in love in film 11 (Tora-san's Forget Me Not, 1973) and film 15 (Tora-san's Rise and Fall, 1975) sends Tora-san a letter informing him that she is terminally ill. Tora-san rushes to Okinawa—taking his first plane trip in the process—to be at her side and nurse her to health.
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Spike and Blaine hold the family hostage at gunpoint. The scriptwriters later devised a large stunt storyline involving a plane crash. Tori's love interest Duncan Stewart (Benedict Wall) organises a plane trip to a winery for her birthday and invites her friends and family along. However, Justin is not with the group and tries to contact them, after receiving a threatening message from Spike, who has sabotaged the plane.
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In 1973, Staulcup achieved his dream of having his orchestra perform at the famed Roseland Ballroom in New York City for a several week engagement. Unfortunately, this was at a low point in both the ballroom's and New York City's history. Staulcup found the area around 52nd Street crime infested, and had his wallet stolen during his time there. On the returning plane trip, he suffered a heart attack.
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During the plane trip, Jay realizes he has mislaid his pet skunk, Duster. In the horror and panic ensuing from the loss, Osborne's loyal butler, Mr. Jamieson, fails to meet them at the airport, and the children make their escape in a taxi. Meanwhile, at the same airport, safe-crackers and robbers Duke and Bert sneak their way into the airport offices to crack the airport safe. However, after opening it, Bert accidentally locks it.
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Gierasch came up with the concept of Fractured (then titled Schism) after he talked Anderson out of a potentially unpleasant plane trip, which made him feel guilty. From there he wondered about the concept of guilt and redemption and "Can you change your fate, or are you damned forever once you fuck up? Can you ever truly make amends?" From there Gierasch and Anderson wrote the script and planned for filming to take place in New Orleans.
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For a football team to lose in that situation was unprecedented. Pisarcik, who belatedly explained to the press, "I never had control," needed a police escort to get to his car. During an NFL Network show about famous on-field bloopers, Csonka said that he immediately had Pisarcik join him on a chartered plane trip to South Florida, where they hung out and fished for a few days before returning to New York. Gibson was fired the next morning.
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"Dead Bart" is a story by writer K.I. Simpson. It features the Simpson family going on a plane trip together, but while being his usual, mischievous self, Bart ends up breaking a window on the plane and getting sucked out, falling to his death. After an apparently very realistic view of his corpse, the show's second act features a surreal take on the Simpson family's grief. Act three opens with a title card saying one year has passed.
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In July 1969, Bill took a plane trip for work to Alaska, and the plane crashed. Bill was then presumed dead. Sara again tried to console emotionally her friend, Bert, who was also dealing with the missing Ed. Mike and Leslie's romantic relationship went into a state of limbo as no one had any clue where Ed had gone, too. Hope, though, was hoping that Leslie would soon be her new stepmother because she really liked Leslie.
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FedEx sponsored the plane trip for its promotional value; the cost for which normally runs about $20,000. The day after his arrival in Newark, New Jersey, Thunder was hauled into New York City for television appearances on Today, and Fox & Friends. He also walked through Times Square. At Super Bowl XLVIII, Thunder led the team onto the field at the start of the game, making it the first Super Bowl where he was allowed to do so.
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They both admit that they are not over their former partners and agree to a friends with benefits arrangement. During a plane trip for Tori's birthday, a carbon monoxide leak causes the passengers and captain to pass out. The plane crashes into the desert and Mason has to treat a pregnant Billie Ashford (Tessa de Josselin), whose amniotic sac is damaged. Mason burns his arm when he pushes Evie out of the way of a fuel explosion.
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"Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher. "A thriller not to carry on your next plane trip". The New York Times, December 5, 1996. Tom De Haven of Entertainment Weekly praised Crichton's research, saying, "I bet Michael Crichton was a kid who did his homework every night — and not only did it, but triple-checked it, made sure there were no smudges on the paper, then presented it to the teacher between card-stock covers secured with shiny brass fasteners.
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"Black or White" was written, composed and produced by Michael Jackson and Bill Bottrell, and was picked as the first single from the album Dangerous. An alternate version was first heard by Sony executives on a plane trip to Neverland, as the third track of the promotional CD acetate. It began to be promoted on radio stations the first week of November 1991 in New York and Los Angeles. "Black or White" was officially released one week later, on November 5, 1991.
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State of Origin rugby league has ever since been promoted as "state against state, mate against mate". This archrivalry was typified by the Cronin/Beetson altercation notwithstanding that it was quickly forgotten and that they sat next to each other on the return plane trip to Sydney and didn't mention the incident.Big League 2005 State of Origin Collectors Edition p16 Altogether Cronin represented New South Wales 27 times from 1973 to 1983, scoring 7 tries, 87 goals for 195 points.
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During the plane trip to England, the bomb is detected. Richard is able to toss it out his window, but the bomb detonates while still near the plane, destroying part of the tail, sending Billion Dollar One into the Bermuda Triangle. Richard and Regina survive the crash and float on a life raft. Believing that Richie's parents are dead, Van Dough assumes leadership of the Rich corporation, and proceeds to cut the many charitable contributions the Rich family were known for.
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In August, Hoad won the singles title at the German Championships, on clay at Hamburg, with a four-set defeat of Orlando Sirola in the final. Shortly after Wimbledon, Hoad experienced severe pain and stiffness in his lower back, at a level higher than before the tournament. He arranged to travel to the U.S. by boat on the rather than suffer a long plane trip. However, the pain continued and reduced the level of his play for the remainder of the year and into 1957.
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Innovative Leisure shared Marcy's interest in the band's music and paid for his plane trip to find them. After arriving in Thailand, Marcy contacted Peter Doolan, an American living in Bangkok who was an admirer of the group and had contact with them. Josh Marcy recorded an improvised live session of Narin Phin to serve as the content for the album Electric Phin Band, which was released on August 26, 2014 by Innovative Leisure Records. Critical response was very favorable and the band was lauded for their skilled and lively performances.
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During the plane trip to Cable's homeland, (on which Swamp Thing stowed away) Cable and Abby are confronted by a monstrous werewolf and the man's deranged parents in the Scottish moors, who want to remove their son's curse by a total blood transfusion with Cable. Swamp Thing destroys the werewolf with a silver chandelier and saves Cable and Abby yet again, allowing them to safely depart for America. Once home, Matt becomes determined to find and unravel the secrets of the Swamp Thing. Abby vows to stay by his side through it all.
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The psychedelic life style had already developed in San Francisco and particularly prominent products of the scene were The Grateful Dead, Country Joe and the Fish, The Great Society and Jefferson Airplane. The Byrds rapidly progressed from purely folk rock in 1966 with their single "Eight Miles High", perceived by many listeners to be a reference to drug use. In actuality, it referred to The Byrds' 1965 plane trip to England."Eight Miles High: Historic Home Movie Rediscovered", retrieved November 30, 2015 Psychedelic rock reached its apogee in the last years of the decade.
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The Carlyle was the last place John F. Kennedy Jr. ate breakfast before departing on his ill-fated plane trip to Martha's Vineyard with his wife and her sister. The Council for United Civil Rights Leadership (CUCRL) was organized in a meeting held at the Carlyle. Malcolm X expressed his concerns with having a white man in charge of this new fundraising organization during a November 10, 1963, speech, "Message to the Grass Roots". He described the hotel (rather than just one suite) as being owned by the Kennedy family.
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With a diary full of dates with former class President, Richard White, an invitation to be a bridesmaid in New York, a trip to Hollywood on offer, and final exams, Donna is on cloud nine, but one sad event will change her whole outlook as well as changing Ricky's life forever. 5: Donna Parker In Hollywood (1961) Donna Parker is off to Hollywood! Staying with her aunt and uncle in glamorous Hollywood is the trip of a lifetime for Donna. An exciting plane trip, dashing boys, movie studios, parties and a mysterious neighbor are all waiting for Donna as she spends time with her relatives and tours California.
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"East will see 'Titus' before it comes here," Los Angeles Times, May 13, 1965. That June, Simon and the Rembrandt picture made the cover of Time Magazine.Time, June 4, 1965 Disguised as a wrapped Christmas present and featuring a tag reading "To Mother," Titus made the plane trip from DC to Southern California in December 1965 Grace Glueck, "A Bottle is a Bottle," New York Times, December 19, 1965. In 2008 the Hammer Museum, the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Norton Simon Museum, and the Timken Museum of Art collaborated on an intramural exhibition of Rembrandt paintings; they called it Rembrandt in Southern California.
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Throughout the series, Bartlet (along with Leo) appears as a fatherly figure to Josh. Although flashbacks reveal that President Bartlet initially had trouble remembering Josh's name and telling him apart from his other advisors, the President develops a special affection for Josh and even refers to Josh as his son in the season two finale "Two Cathedrals". When Josh's father dies, Josh books a plane trip back to Connecticut when Bartlet makes a surprise appearance at the airport terminal. Bartlet offers his condolences and asks Josh if he wants him to go to Connecticut with him, to which a visibly moved Josh says no.
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After gaining access from the CIA he plans on going to Nigeria, where he hopes to find and stop the Tiger, using the knowledge based on the Tiger's whereabouts. After convincing a bitter Nanna and nervous Bree, he goes on a plane trip to Nigeria, where he is annoyed by their customs. He is then kidnapped by 'cops' and put in jail, where his nose is broken, he is horribly injured, and starves as well as having to deal with no water. After nearly three days or more, he is bailed out by American Ian Flaherty who gives Cross advice to flee while he still can.
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One interpretation is that childhood memories differ from adult memories mainly in what is noticed: an adult and a child experiencing an event both notice different aspects of the event, and will have different memories of the same event. For example, a child may not show remarkable memory for events that an adult would see as truly novel, such as the birth of a sibling, or a plane trip to visit relatives. Conversely, children show stronger memories for aspects of experiences that adults find unremarkable. Therefore, the schematic organization hypothesis of childhood amnesia may be inadequate to explain what is remembered and later recalled.
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In the comic, Lara is accompanied by both her parents and her fiancé, the plane trip taken to celebrate her impending marriage (in the game series, Lara's plane is chartered to take on a skiing holiday). Writers Dan Jurgens, John Nay Riber, and James Bonny worked on the series, which also featured the art of Andy Park, Michael Turner, Billy Tan, and Adam Hughes, amongst others. There are one shots occasionally released and talk of the comic being reintroduced to tie into the Tomb Raider: Legend edited continuity. There have also been frequent crossovers with other Top Cow publications such as Fathom, The Darkness, Magdalena, and Witchblade.
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After reading the book Egoroff is said to have visited Lunn and threatened to "punish you for your sins". In 1994, A sandstone carving by Brisbane artist Dr. Rhyl Hinwood was erected on the University of Queensland campus to celebrate the publication by UQP of several of Lunn's national bestsellers. In 2015, Lunn was inducted as a Fellow of the Queensland Academy of Arts and Sciences. Lunn is famous for coining the phrase "there is no such thing as an ex-Queenslander", which he first used when in November 1979 when discussing with Senator Ron McAuliffe, President of the QRL, on a 90-minute plane trip from Brisbane to Canberra, the viability of a State of Origin series.
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Devon wants to wait for Neil to adjust to the news that his condition isn't treatable, only for Neil to confront them when they are on a plane trip to Chicago looking for office space for Chancellor. The plane later crashes leaving the group stranded in a blizzard and they are eventually rescued. Devon is devastated when Hilary announces that she faked her love for Devon to avenge her mother's death. In March 2015, during a drunken binge, Neil causes a car accident that leads to district attorney Christine Blair (Lauralee Bell) and police chief Paul Williams (Doug Davidson) losing their unborn child and to keep Neil out of prison, Devon immediately contacts Leslie to represent him.
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In more than a few places, the book goes over well-trod ground by discussing the history of nuclear weapons, major non-proliferation issues, the threat of climate change, and the development of different reactor designs. Where the book breaks new ground is in its detailed and well-researched chapters on Chernobyl & Fukushima, radiation (with an especially revealing section, "A Plane-Trip to Kerala," about natural background radiation levels), and an in-depth discussion of common attacks against nuclear power. Its introduction to nuclear science cleverly uses the life and career of Ernest Rutherford as a lens to talk about key concepts. Doubtless the most original chapter takes up the origins of what Spencer Weart, in the title of his 1988 his book, called Nuclear Fear (1988).
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However, on December 8, 1960, the Big 8 retroactively forfeited the game and the Big 8 Championship to Missouri due to the Big 8 voting Bert Coan ineligible, on a 5–3 vote. The background to this ruling was as follows. Coan had transferred to KU in the fall of 1959 from TCU after a reported disagreement with the TCU trainer-track coach. At TCU's urging, the NCAA investigated the matter and it was revealed Coan had taken a plane trip to an all-star game in the summer of 1959, paid for by KU donor and AFL co-founder Bud Adams. On October 26, 1960, KU was placed on 1 year NCAA probation because the NCAA declared that KU alumni indulged in illegal recruiting practices consisting of "excessive entertainment" in the recruitment of Coan.
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However, in recent years, Crosby has revealed that the song was actually inspired by another hippie gathering held at Elysian Park near Los Angeles on March 26, 1967. Played in a jazzy, 5/4 time signature, the song's vocal arrangement was greatly influenced by the music of the Four Freshmen, a vocal group that Crosby had admired as a youngster. Another song on the album that uses a 5/4 time signature, albeit with occasional shifts into 3/4 time, is the McGuinn and Clark composition "Get to You". The song recounts a plane trip to London, England, just prior to the advent of autumn, but the identity of the enigmatic "you" mentioned in the song's title is not specified in the lyrics and thus, can be interpreted as either a waiting lover or as the city of London itself.
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Angel's recording career began when she sent an email to producer Mikal Blue who has also worked with Colbie Caillat, Brendan James, and Jason Reeves and this resulted in an invitation to his studio, Revolver Studios. "I played two songs, 'Chai' and 'It's Easy,' and he said he wanted to work with me — I told him all I wanted to do was get my music on a CD, and asked him how long that was going to take, and he said, 'Oh no, I want to really work with you....'" After only a matter of months, Angel Taylor took her first plane trip to the record label studio in New York and bought her first cellphone. After signing with Aware/Columbia Records she was able to move herself, her mother and two of her sisters into their first house. Angel had had no musical school and only started writing poetry because of her sister.
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On 5 April, Alice was officially charged with attempted murder with premeditation."Countess Is Accused of Attempted Murder", The New York Times, 5 April 1927"Serve Countess with Homicide Attempt Papers", Chicago Tribune, 5 April 1927 On 8 April, she made an official declaration in which she stated she originally only planned suicide when she bought the revolver, but eventually also fired at de Trafford because of anguish at parting from him."Countess Explains Double Shooting", The New York Times, 9 April 1927 In her official declaration to Judge Banquart, who was charged with investigating the case, she stated: On 9 April, de Trafford returned to London by a private aeroplane, declaring to French authorities that he did not wish to take any action against Alice, although he would return to Paris if his testimony was needed."Plane Trip Made by de Trafford", The Miami News, 18 April 1927 Meanwhile, Alice was held in Saint Lazare, a prison for women."Lazare Day", Time, 22 August 1932 Barrow, Andrew (1979).
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