He preyed on fear in other boys, but he never preyed on me.
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"He preyed on his friends, he preyed on the vulnerable," Mr. Harper told the court.
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Islam Karimov, Uzbekistan's late authoritarian ruler, preyed on his people.
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I feel that the media have unfairly preyed on him.
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She began to realize how Manson had preyed on her naiveté.
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Pingry does not dispute that Mr. Alton preyed on its students.
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Nassar preyed on his victims, changing their lives in terrible ways.
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Nassar preyed on his victims, changing their lives in terrible ways.
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Jackson alleges, her nephew has "manipulated' her and "preyed on her kindness.
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"She preyed on them as a trusted adult," Parrales told the court.
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That tying goal played to Russia's strength and preyed on England's weakness.
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Clinton's shortcomings were precisely what Russia preyed on to undercut her campaign.
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I am one of the more than 100 women Weinstein preyed on.
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Also, Naso's extensive journals indicate that he preyed on adult women, not children.
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Deer and bison will be preyed on by grey wolves and brown bears.
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Multiple lawsuits dating back to the 1990s allege he preyed on underage girls.
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Violent criminals who have preyed on our communities must be kept behind bars.
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The Republican Party has long preyed on the shame of dispossessed white voters.
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Mr. Walker's strain of right-wing populism also preyed on widespread economic insecurity.
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This is also causing people to be preyed on by social media creeps.
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The latter preyed on a father who lost his house in a hurricane.
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Their cruel tactics preyed on some very vulnerable people, thereby stealing millions from them.
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Sure. Bill Clinton, clearly, preyed on the economy as his top issue in 1992.
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A district attorney said Ortiz preyed on sex workers in the Laredo, Texas, area.
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Pimps, who'd long preyed on sex workers' need for protection, became an endangered species.
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Of these, 48 priests and church staff preyed on children on Cardinal Law's watch.
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The introduction of goats and rats preyed on the local population and their eggs.
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Liberia's police and army, which once preyed on the population, began to be professionalized.
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The fraud left no paper trail and preyed on voters unfamiliar with the machines.
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I was preyed on because I was being talked about as "exotic" and attractive.
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It has also led to accusations that Mr. Buck specifically preyed on black men.
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It internally documented thousands of men suspected or known to have preyed on scouts.
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Tann preyed on women&aposs&apos desperation, their poverty, and their sense of shame.
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To see graduate students at her former university being preyed on by their advisors?
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For decades, the old socialist state preyed on the people it was meant to serve.
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Mr. Geoghan preyed on and raped children like these for the duration of his priesthood.
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Two nights later, the Royals preyed on his damaged throwing arm and won the championship.
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Prosecutors cast Sandusky as a pedophile who preyed on victims using the charity he founded.
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It's likely they preyed on animals such as bison, young or injured mammoths, deer, and horses.
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Alaniz described Ortiz as a "serial killer" who preyed on sex workers whom he picked up.
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Watch our documentary about a serial killer who preyed on poor women of color in Cleveland.
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The conurbano has become home to an underclass preyed on by drug gangs and dirty cops.
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He preyed on the vulnerable and desperate, among them, a death row inmate named Clayton Leigh.
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Kidnappers preyed on poor children and families who didn&apost have the means to fight back.
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" She also wrote that he "preyed on me as a drunk girl [and] forced himself upon me.
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He said Mr. Trump had preyed on vulnerable students by selling them worthless degrees from Trump University.
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An investigation reveals it isn't the first time an adult allegedly preyed on children using the game.
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Instead, they allegedly preyed on vulnerable minors and adults in private while cultivating a virtuous public reputation.
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Remember when the Italian mob aka la Cosa Nostra preyed on the American people, neighborhoods and families.
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To me, Soulless means that he's preyed on young women without any regard for their well-being.
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Putin was never particularly fond of the Soviet Union, but he preyed on that anger and bitterness.
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Working for the Jacksonville sheriff, he doggedly pursued a rapist who preyed on poor women and prostitutes.
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The Spanish flu outbreak of 1918 had a death rate of 2.5% and preyed on the young.
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Sixteen women say a respected voice coach preyed on their desire to make it in the industry.
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Judge Jiri Wazik said Balda had been manipulated by public figures who preyed on people's gullibility and fear.
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I feel the nurse betrayed her patient, acted unprofessionally and preyed on my father at a vulnerable time.
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"Ashford University preyed on veterans and people of modest means," said California Attorney General Xavier Becerra in a statement.
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The addicted, those who preyed on them and those caught by class, geography and especially race were swept together.
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"It just preyed on her mind to the point that she had a stroke the following year," he said.
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The two were accused of running a complicated scheme in which they preyed on people who illegally downloaded porn.
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At least one school that preyed on low income students while churning a massive profit has been shut down.
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But prosecutors reportedly maintain that their evidence proves Jelani Maraj, 38, preyed on a pre-teen girl for months.
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Powerful men who had for decades preyed on women without rebuke are being toppled from their positions of influence.
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There was the time she collared one Chinatown Charlie, a notorious pickpocket who preyed on shoppers along Fifth Avenue.
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She had no regard for other people, and she preyed on most everyone she met, including her own children.
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"He preyed on her fears," said Dewa Mavhinga, a Zimbabwe researcher for Human Rights Watch, referring to Mr. Moyo.
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House Democrats say Trump preyed on a vulnerable ally at war with Russia to extract a personal political benefit.
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Even multiple credible reports that Moore serially preyed on teenage girls were barely enough to lose him the election.
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That is, women are routinely preyed on by men who often evade appropriate punishment in a dysfunctional criminal-justice system.
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Orlando Vilchez Lazo, 36, has been arrested after he allegedly preyed on women by posing as a ride-hailing driver.
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The site's online leaders allegedly preyed on young people who may be out of pocket or lacking in financial experience.
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Salman said his country would strike with an "iron hand" against people who preyed on youth vulnerable to religious extremism.
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They arrived before dawn so they could capture mosquitoes that had preyed on villagers in their homes during the night.
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It might consider how banks have traditionally preyed on communities of color, and target its supervision activities to reflect that.
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The fury and destructiveness of the library fire — and how it preyed on the utter vulnerability of books — rattled me.
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The ring especially preyed on married men, relying on their sense of shame to not report high credit card charges.
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At times he was successful, the chief said, adding that the majority of the women Marines preyed on were Hispanic.
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"Underrepresented communities of color have been preyed on, in some ways, by the impact of racism within institutions," Dr. Hall adds.
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Dr Arjan Damjibhai Savani had preyed on members of the Filipino community working at the same hospital, his trial was told.
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"[Ratner] preyed on me as a drunk girl [and] forced himself upon me," the documents claim she said in the post.
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According to coach Aazaar Abdul-Rahim, it's not unusual for the Ward 7 students to be preyed on by neighborhood gangs.
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Most of the women who spoke out against Weinstein were actresses, who said Weinstein preyed on them in casting couch sessions.
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Her system "preyed on the sympathies of overworked bureaucrats and exploited rules designed to help the vulnerable and destitute," Levin reports.
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In West Africa, Boko Haram has preyed on displaced children or young girls it kidnapped to force them to become bombers.
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Drug cartels seeking to diversify income streams have preyed on Pemex, making fuel theft one of Mexico's most pressing security issues.
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Also thanks for the strong implication that the reason you sexually preyed on a young boy was that you were gay.
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This February, Ms. Foxx charged the singer R. Kelly with 10 counts of sexual abuse, alleging he preyed on young women.
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" Those that preyed on Appalachians, he writes, turned them into "the horrifying hillbillies that lowlanders had always assumed them to be.
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The registry was designed for "sexual predators" who repeatedly preyed on children (at least according to the fears of 2239s policymakers).
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Prosecutors Beth Silverman and Marguerite Rizzo have painted Franklin as an opportunistic killer who preyed on vulnerable young women with drug addictions.
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Like Christie's A.B.C. murderer, the murderer who preyed on children in 1970s Rochester followed a deliberate pattern in carrying out these killings.
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That may be because he finds it hard to believe them capable of covering up for priests who preyed on the young.
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Supplement manufacturers have always preyed on those who are looking for a fix that they think they can't find in the mainstream.
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They told of how they preyed on women walking alone and young couples in parked cars, raping the women before killing them.
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"Kids preyed on the fact they were popular, and they would cause a lot of problems," said Clary, who is now retired.
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He has since been accused of sexual abuse by two other women who say they were minors when he preyed on them.
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He acknowledged that inmates needed guards to keep order and protect them from being preyed on by the most violent among them.
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Migrants forced to wait in Mexico are frequently preyed on by gangs and drug cartels, who target them for kidnapping and extortion.
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According to the city, T-Mobile and its subsidiary Metro, as well as other authorized dealers, "preyed on consumers" through several tactics.
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Tann preyed on the poorNorma Sue and her five siblings were kidnapped from the yard of their river shanty in January 1943.
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The town of Rotherham has indeed endured an appalling grooming scandal where a gang of mainly Pakistani men preyed on teenage white girls.
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In the suit, Ratner claimed Kohler's claims that he "preyed on me as a drunk girl [and] forced himself upon me" were libelous.
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"On each occasion, she has preyed on the sympathy and compassion of others, receiving services and goods from those victims whom she scammed."
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People in the industry knew that LionMaker preyed on his underage fans, said Jason Leisure, another Minecrafter and a former friend of LionMaker.
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The 67-year-old former landscaper preyed on men with ties to the city's Gay Village who went missing between 2010 and 2017.
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Meanwhile, scammers have preyed on the desperation to leave the country offering fake private charter flights out of Peru that often don't exist.
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The most chilling sign of this is when people look the other way as the most vulnerable members of society are preyed on.
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Coming out as a gay man is not the same thing as coming out as someone who preyed on a 14-year-old.
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Instead, they say Mr. Figari ran a "criminal organization" that preyed on young men, and have asked a judge to approve his arrest.
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At Ohio State, Strauss, who worked at the university for 20 years and died in 2005, allegedly preyed on male students during physicals.
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Even before that, migrants were preyed on by armed groups and traffickers, with slavery, rape and torture widely reported by human rights experts.
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Moore's campaign was weighed down by both accusations of having preyed on teenage girls and a poor national political environment for the GOP.
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The app preyed on users' desire to get OS-level updates for Samsung Android phones, something that usually takes longer than users would like.
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The resource in 2018 helped track down Joseph James DeAngelo, the alleged Golden State Killer who preyed on Sacramento communities and others in California.
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"Ray ensnared many of his victims when they were teenagers — a time of particular vulnerability for the young people he preyed on," Berman said.
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Dick Durbin, there was little attention from Washington on fates of the low-income and marginalized students who had been preyed on by Corinthian.
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Most tragically — and compellingly — there's Maggie, who alleges that her high school English teacher sexually preyed on her when she was his underage student.
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Although Monte solely preyed on young white women, he does have a big similarity when it comes to the Atlanta child murders — his age.
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Wildlife officials in Canada began a last-ditch effort to protect them by killing wolves, which occasionally preyed on the few caribou that remained.
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If Spacey preyed on young actors, there is every reason not only to keep him off future sets but to send him to prison.
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Class-action lawsuit involving OSU In a separate class-action lawsuit involving Ohio State, accusers claim diving coach William Bohonyi preyed on female divers.
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"The MTLP understands, Breckenridge's disgust and disappointment with the underhanded campaign tactics that preyed on his good name to denigrate Commissioner Rosendale," they added.
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Prosecutors had portrayed the 74-year-old as a serial pedophile and said he preyed on children entrusted to his care by their parents.
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It was a performative case for criminalizing disagreement, a perverse and authoritarian pageant that preyed on the worst, darkest tendencies of the Trump movement.
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Cambridge Analytica preyed on that human reality via algorithm, using data from the Facebook profiles of more than 50 million users without their permission.
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Ms. French watched online as the women told stories that mirrored her own, helping her to recognize that he had preyed on her, too.
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He was ousted last summer amid allegations that he preyed on women who worked for him with offers of advancement in return for sex.
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"[His] story gave me the biggest push because I related to him as a gay man, being preyed on by another gay man," Dottley says.
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"Coming out as a gay man is not the same thing as coming out as someone who preyed on a 14-year-old," Lawson tweeted.
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The legions reduced to hawking on the streets of Harare and Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second city, are preyed on by Zanu-PF thugs demanding pay-offs.
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Preyed on by greedy payday lenders and high-fee remittance services, targeted by muggers and left out of traditional financial services, the poor get poorer.
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Soon enough, Rifkin told authorities the horrific details: he preyed on women, and would have sex with them before strangling them and dumping their bodies.
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Lately, the Iranians have preyed on commercial ships navigating in international waters in the area of the Strait of Hormuz — seizing ships and taking crews.
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Tasmanian tigers preyed on kangaroos, wombats, and occasionally sheep and livestock, which brought them into conflict with British colonists who settled in Tasmania in 1803.
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Opponents of the treaty preyed on fears that Denmark's economy would be subsumed by Germany's and would be captive to a remote bureaucracy in Brussels.
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As Motherboard looked into the LionMaker story, it became clear that this wasn't the first time an adult allegedly preyed on children through the game.
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The guides preyed on trekkers when they were most vulnerable — trudging up remote trails, cold, wet, sick, confused and miles from any well-serviced towns.
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It is a similar approach taken by Harvey Weinstein, who preyed on female actors when they had little power — before their Hollywood debuts or successes.
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That meant she was "unaccompanied," a designation that confers special, well-deserved protections on children who were once routinely preyed on by traffickers after deportation.
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She preyed on desperate women, exploiting their sense of shameTann was savvy about her child-trafficking business and responsive to the demands of the market.
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As we learned in season 1's "Body Double," Chuck has preyed on multiple young women, including Veronica Lodge (Camila Mendes) and Ethel Muggs (Shannon Purser).
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Domino effect: Mexican actor Roberto Cavazos, who worked with Spacey at the Old Vic theater in London, said Spacey "routinely preyed" on young male actors there.
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She assailed him unsparingly as a heartless tax dodger cozying up with Wall Street who preyed on the misfortunes of Americans stricken by the financial crisis.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Salvini had already depicted a world in which migrant drug dealers preyed on wayward teenagers in an increasingly drug-addled country.
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"The defendant preyed on the vulnerable young woman and videotaped his demeaning and dehumanizing acts," Darcel D. Clark, the Bronx district attorney, said in a statement.
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"Jeffrey preyed on girls who were in a bad way, girls who were basically homeless," Courtney Wild, who met Epstein at just 14, told the Herald.
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The tragedy here is that Mr. Levine is now being publicly disgraced because of accusations that he preyed on male teenagers more than 30 years ago.
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Pennywise, first played by Tim Curry in 1990's "It" television miniseries, preyed on the innocent and poisoned the sense of security of a small town.
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He speculated that the otter might have mostly preyed on the clams and shellfish, rather than on the large land animals that lived in the area.
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"Now transgender kids aren't subject to the horrible requirement and embarrassment that could put them in more danger of being bullied or preyed on," he said.
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" Katherine Jackson was granted a temporary restraining order against her nephew, who according to court documents is accused of having "manipulated her" and "preyed on her kindness.
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" Feldman, meanwhile, told THR that he does believe there was likely some kind of shadow network that preyed on kids when he and Haim were young. "Yes.
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He's a vulnerable narcissist and he's preyed on the right insecure woman, someone who grew up taking care of an alcoholic father, no mother ever spoken of.
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Without irony, the prosecutor, P.J. Meitl, argued that Williams had preyed on a health insurance system that relies "on trust, relies on honesty" when it pays claims.
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According to ABC12, prosecutors believe Conway preyed on dancers at clubs and bars, including the Diamond Girls Show Bar, in Flint, Michigan, where he was a regular.
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Prosecutors brought 18 counts against the Grammy Award-winning artist with allegations he preyed on teenagers and young women for two decades, forcing them into sexual acts.
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" Ujifusa added during the sentencing hearing: "He preyed on women who were young and vulnerable and women he purchased to use as objects for his own satisfaction.
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Advocates argue that Mexico and Guatemala should not be considered safe third countries, since they could be preyed on by criminal gangs and face harsh detention conditions.
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The comedian Tig Notaro, who has worked with CK for years, has since stopped talking to him and told the Times he preyed on friends of hers.
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Court filings showed how the seminars preyed on customers' financial anxieties so they would fork over thousands of dollars for mundane lessons about buying and selling property.
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Yet President Trump has been prayed for by white evangelicals as his administration and his words have preyed on black people, immigrants, transgender people and the poor.
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We need a feminist movement that is robust enough to survive women who have preyed on others without trying to justify their behavior or maligning their victims.
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The Miami Heat beat the Philadelphia 212ers on Wednesday by going to a zone defense that preyed on the 234ers&apos lack of shooting and offensive identity.
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The pair preyed on unaccompanied young people from July 1963 to October 1965, abducting them near a dance hall, from an open market and from a fairground.
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They were the ones who kept beating the drum against singer R. Kelly over allegations he's abused and sexually preyed on black girls and women for decades.
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Facebook also plans to drastically reduce money transfer fees and transaction fees through Calibra, a welcome move in an industry that has historically preyed on the financially vulnerable.
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Knowing that Grundy preyed on high school-aged boys, it's possible that she also seduced the football player — which could be reason enough for Polly to seek revenge.
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The defense has portrayed Ms. Constand, 45, as a con artist who preyed on a lonely, older, wealthy entertainer and hatched a plot to siphon money from him.
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Prosecutors said Daniel Holtzclaw preyed on African-American women with drug or prostitution arrests because he assumed their criminal histories would undermine their credibility if they accused him.
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"The Islamic State preyed on a constant feeling of self-incrimination, a reminder that no life is sinless and every soul has its own enemy within," Wood writes.
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The former U.S. Senate hopeful faced multiple allegations that he'd preyed on minors decades ago ... accusations that surfaced while he was running for Senate in Alabama last year.
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"Originally, it looked like a great new innovation in mobility that'll help migrants without having to pay for a coyote or worry about being preyed on," Selee added.
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Ohio Governor John Kasich, a distant third in the race for the party's nomination, distanced himself from what he said was a divisive campaign that preyed on voters' fears.
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This uniform designation marks a separation from past white nationalists whose covered-up costumes preyed on the fear of the anonymous vigilante, while protecting the identities of the perpetrators.
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Rohingya are especially vulnerable to human traffickers, who for years have preyed on their desperation and charged extortionate fees for transport through Thailand and by sea, primarily to Malaysia.
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In 2015, Gawker's sister site Defamer published an anonymous secondhand account from a man who said he confronted C.K. on behalf of two women C.K. had allegedly preyed on.
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Looking back, he sees that being recruited into al Qaeda was like being recruited into a cult: Members preyed on his need to belong to a family or community.
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With its long, pointed snout and large, streamlined body, this animal occupied a similar niche to modern dolphins, and would have preyed on smaller fish and squid to survive.
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Arab tribesmen reinforced with foreign fighters, including undercover British and French agents and Arab soldiers from as far afield as Algeria and Iraq, preyed on the region's ancient cities.
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She's playing a woman who confronts the man who preyed on her when she was a child, and I came to view her as a walking victim impact statement.
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Their testimony could bolster an argument that Cosby, who built a long career on a family-friendly style of comedy, was a serial predator who preyed on vulnerable women.
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Though men who prey on adult women have rarely before now been punished, for instance, the men in the group home, having preyed on children, have been punished repeatedly.
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The cases reopened and solved because of the grants include serial rapists who, for decades, preyed on women while the evidence that could have stopped them languished on shelves.
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New York (CNN Business)Wells Fargo is paying the Navajo Nation $6.5 million to settle allegations the bank preyed on the Native American tribe by using shady sales tactics.
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A serial killer preyed on vulnerable women and eluded identification for decades until investigators matched crime scene DNA to the killer's son, whose DNA was in an offender database.
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There, he preyed on women who were victims of sexual assault in the military and offered to help them so long as dinner dates and other favors were exchanged.
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Women are usually approached in the village by brokers with promises of a job in the city, or they come to the city themselves, and are preyed on by traffickers.
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You are a powerful and inspiring creator and it is a miserable condition of life that you live among shitty individuals who've preyed on both your strengths and your weaknesses.
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"The marketers of Prevagen preyed on the fears of older consumers experiencing age-related memory loss," Jessica Rich, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said in a statement.
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He and Deyo, 36, preyed on children over the course of three years, taking them to Minneapolis hotels and a private cabin for sexual encounters, according to the police investigation.
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In the past week, writers on the left have grappled with Bill Clinton's legacy—not his political legacy, but the accusations that he preyed on women and raped Juanita Broaddrick.
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But then came the allegations, first reported in the Washington Post on November 9, that Moore preyed on teenage girls when he was a district attorney in Alabama in his.
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"Jeffrey preyed on girls who were in a bad way, girls who were basically homeless," Ms. Wild, who still wore braces when she first met Mr. Epstein, told The Herald.
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"The indictment alleges an appalling abuse of power by church officials who preyed on vulnerable homeless people with promises of a warm bed and meals," Brewer said in a statement.
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Over a dozen black women were raped and terrorized by the Oklahoma City officer Daniel Holtzclaw, who preyed on them because he thought no one would care about black women.
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About 4,000 unaccompanied minors have settled in the county in the last several years after fleeing the violence-racked countries of Central America, and gang members have preyed on them.
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Winchester preyed on women who were poor and down on their luck, including one who was homeless, spying them on the street and insisting that they come with him, Wagstaffe said.
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Webb County District Attorney Isidro Alaniz described Ortiz as a "serial killer" who preyed on sex workers whom he picked up at bus stops and parking lots in the Laredo area.
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I was drawn to the prosecutor's office thinking I could use my legal training to help my community by getting justice for victims and locking up those that preyed on them.
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In 18th-century Great Britain, posthumous dissection was a punishment for criminals, and grave robbing in the 19th century for anatomical dissection often preyed on non-white and indigent burial grounds.
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But he finally resurfaced Monday night, holding one last, bizarre rally for a campaign engulfed in controversy following allegations that he preyed on teenage girls when he was in his 30s.
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Harvey routinely preyed on our policy of treating each film like an attorney would a client: We give the rating and the descriptor and do not publicly discuss our internal deliberations.
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"Brown preyed on Ms. Taylor's kindness and her religious devotion, casting himself as a person equally dedicated to his religious faith and someone she could trust," the 15-page complaint said.
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They are usually approached by brokers in poor rural areas with promises of a job in the city, or they come to the city themselves, and are preyed on by traffickers.
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While a version for Android was in the works, malware creators preyed on those Android users looking for a game that, unbeknownst to them, had yet to be released for their device.
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Feldman has yet to name the powerful Hollywood figures he claims have preyed on young actors trying to make it in the business, including himself and fellow child actor star Corey Haim.
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There was this one spot that was all-you-can-drink, and I just preyed on the place because I knew there'd be someone vomiting on himself or passed out every night.
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Their testimony could bolster the prosecution's argument that the celebrity best known for his role as the benign patriarch on "The Cosby Show" was a serial predator who preyed on vulnerable women.
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Prosecutors say Holtzclaw preyed on women in a low-income neighborhood in OKC -- would search them for illegal drugs -- and then rape them ... while threatening to arrest them if they said anything.
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Williamson writes that while on tour, Elvis preyed on a group of three 14-year-old girls who would pillow fight, tickle, wrestle, and kiss Elvis, who was 22 at the time.
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The least political of the three films thus released in the franchise, it preyed on a more basic human frailty: paranoia, amplified by the suburban stresses of keeping up with the Jones'.
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This was a generous landscape for humans, offering fish and the animals that preyed on them, fertile soil left behind by regular flooding, migratory birds, and migratory prey travelling near river routes.
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Most of Roy Moore's voters didn't think they supported an accused pedophile; they simply didn't believe the allegations that he molested and preyed on teenage girls when he was in his thirties.
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In a statement released on its Facebook page, the ministry said that the men were part of a gang that preyed on foreigners and that officers had killed them during a shootout.
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But arguably the greatest restraint lay under the chilly waters of the Atlantic, where German U-boat submarines preyed on the convoys of merchant vessels bearing critically needed supplies from North America.
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Here, as he reminds us again and again, women are exploited, tortured and murdered, and children are sacrificed – they're preyed on, run down in the streets and forced to witness the unspeakable.
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Disclosures that a venture capitalist, Justin Caldbeck, had preyed on female entrepreneurs prompted more than two dozen women to speak to our tech reporter about being sexually harassed by investors and mentors.
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Siamraptor, the largest carnivorous dinosaur ever discovered in Thailand, lived during the Cretaceous Period in an environment centered on a meandering river system and preyed on plant-eating dinosaurs, the researchers said.
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Nor did they find that the smallest shells were most abundant, which might occur if crabs most often die young, or are preyed on at a steady rate throughout their life span.
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Far from the palm-lined streets of South Florida, musician R. Kelly has for decades, prosecutors say, preyed on underage black girls, many from poor families on the South Side of Chicago.
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Other hotly-tipped films include German director Fatih Akin's "The Golden Glove", the psychologically grueling true story of a serial killer who preyed on women in Hamburg's port district in the 1970s.
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"Bourgeois preyed on an innocent child — one of the most vulnerable among us," Ryan K. Patrick, the United States attorney for the Southern District of Texas, said in a statement on Thursday.
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"Bourgeois preyed on an innocent child — one of the most vulnerable among us," Ryan K. Patrick, the United States attorney for the Southern District of Texas, said in a statement on Thursday.
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In an earlier investigation of Epstein, police appear to have reached a decision to pursue charges against some of his alleged accomplices, despite some testimony that he had preyed on them, too.
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His most famous and beloved series, The Wire, earned praise for being less about drugs—or moralizing about drugs—and more about the systematic forces that preyed on marginalized people trying to survive.
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The FTC recently reached an $11 million settlement with a man who ran a California-based student loan debt relief scheme that preyed on borrowers hoping for reduced monthly payments or loan forgiveness.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Police in Cyprus found a body on Wednesday thought to be the seventh and last victim of a serial killer who preyed on foreign women for almost three years without detection.
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He openly embraced a Trump endorsement that he said he did not seek and, in his television commercials, thundered against a handful of Spanish-speaking newcomers who have violently preyed on Northern Virginians.
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Moreover, we need to know to what extent federal agencies like the Small Business Administration (SBA) were aware of this scam, which appears to have preyed on vulnerable Americans including small business owners.
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The mosquitoes biting people in the crammed favelas of Rio de Janeiro were not the Aedes africanus, linked to the Zika virus in Africa, but Aedes aegypti; and they preyed on humans aggressively.
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U.S. Attorney William McSwain in a statement said Neff preyed on people who were struggling by drafting sham contracts for Hallinan and another payday lender, Adrian Rubin, who engaged in a similar scheme.
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"You are a powerful and inspiring creator and it is a miserable condition of life that you live among shitty individuals who've preyed on both your strengths and your weaknesses," the letter adds.
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The Sudanese government's infamous and deadly Janjaweed militia, which has preyed on Darfuris since 2003, has formally become part of the National Intelligence and Security Service, and is named the Rapid Support Forces.
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Recent revelations that Matt Lauer allegedly preyed on female staffers led some to speculate that, as a powerful figure at the network, he must have had a hand in squashing the Weinstein story.
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She and her husband preyed on women and girls in their homeland, some as young as 10 years old, using fraudulent passports, fake marriages, and chain migration to obtain more than 25 visas.
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The man, Darren D. Vann, 153, preyed on those who were disconnected from their families and could not be readily found, Bradley C. Carter, a spokesman for the Lake County prosecutor's office, said.
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In 2016, Russian operatives preyed on that vulnerability by using social media to spread rumors that Hillary Clinton had committed voter fraud, according to a federal indictment of multiple Russians filed in 2018.
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"It's not that complicated, Ted Cruz: we're talking about potentially elevating a man who preyed on young girls to the U.S. Senate," O'Rourke wrote in an email obtained by the Dallas Morning News.
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Now five men behind a company called BitClub Network are accused of a $722 million scam that allegedly preyed on victims who thought they were investing in a pool of bitcoin mining equipment.
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And it's undeniable the perpetrators who have preyed on our children were driven to acts of violence (at least in part) by the anger they feel over being unable to integrate into society.
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Gacy, a serial killer who preyed on more than 30 men and boys in the Chicago area, would stash his victims in the crawl space of his home, where police eventually recovered 26 bodies.
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"Lumosity preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," said Jessica Rich, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection.
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For someone in José's situation, if he's on the other side trying to get back to his family, he's terrified walking around in a border town because he'll be preyed on by human smugglers.
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Biden portrayed Trump as a "charlatan" who had preyed on America's worst ills to gain the Oval Office and was threatening to undo decades of precedent and the alliances that the US has forged.
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Géraldine Mattioli-Zeltner of Human Rights Watch said the sentence offered a measure of justice to victims in a country where armed groups have preyed on civilians with impunity for more than a decade.
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News, now, of a man who allegedly preyed on kids should move us to anger and disgust; instead, I've heard from fellow Southerners trying to change the subject to Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky.
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Allred said the yearbook confirms Moore knew her client, Beverly Young Nelson, in 85033 when she was 16 years old, and is evidence that Moore preyed on her client when she was a minor.
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"Jeffrey preyed on girls who were in a bad way, girls who were basically homeless," Courtney Wild, who met Epstein when she was 14, told Julie K. Brown of the Miami Herald last year.
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Starting in July 1976 — when he shot and killed Donna Lauria, an 18-year-old woman from the Bronx, and wounded her friend Jody Valenti, 19 — the gunman preyed on Queens and the Bronx.
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You might remember the factually misguided "death panel" attack on the Affordable Care Act, which preyed on discomfort with a governmental role in deciding what health care would or would not be paid for.
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"The accused in this matter preyed on quite a few members of the racialized community, probably knowing full well they weren't out with their culture, weren't out to their family and friends," Bottineau said.
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Sitting there, taking notes and leaking breast milk, I was reminded that Epstein and his associates allegedly preyed on the innocence of girlhood, on the essential goodness of children and their desire to please.
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" But one concern preyed on his mind: "Please don't turn me into a cocaine addict," he said to his new favorite doctor, to which Giesing replied, reassuringly, "A real cocaine addict snorts dry cocaine.
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They agreed last Sunday to pay $154.3 million after regulators contended that their stock trading platforms, advertised as places where investors would not be preyed on by high-frequency traders, were actually precisely the opposite.
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"Lumosity preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Director Jessica Rich said in a statement.
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His crime spree began in 240 and went on for 153 years as the serial killer -- also known as the East Area Rapist and Original Night Stalker -- preyed on communities from Sacramento to Orange County.
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Warren came up with the idea for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to look out for people getting preyed on by payday lenders and other shady debt dealers; Trump's cronies have been systematically dismantling it.
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The report contains repeated echoes of scandals surrounding Catholic priests who preyed on children, in which church leaders moved those priests to different parishes, did not alert the police and pressured victims to remain quiet.
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Last year, a Pennsylvania man who helped coordinate a fraud in which India-based callers preyed on vulnerable Americans by pretending to be U.S. government agents was sentenced to 14-1/2 years in prison.
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A new memoir penned by notorious Canadian serial killer Robert Pickton, who preyed on and murdered women from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, then buried their butchered remains on his pig farm, has been pulled from Amazon.
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Nassar is known for working with Olympic gymnasts, but he preyed on young women and girls from across the community in his hometown of Lansing, Michigan -- aspiring young gymnasts, dancers, runners, volleyball players, and many others.
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A smooth talker with a near-genius IQ, Alcala preyed on young attractive women, luring some of them by telling them he was a professional photographer who wanted to enter their pictures in a photography contest.
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Here is another, set out in a supporting brief from the American Civil Liberties Union: "Amos Norwood was a middle-aged sexual predator who preyed on teenage boys like Terry Williams," starting when he was 13.
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Armenia should be an important focus for the Trump administration because it has long been a client state of Russia's and dominated by autocrats and elites who plundered the country's resources and preyed on its citizens.
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"It appears that the extent of Wells Fargo's fraudulent business practices is still unknown and the bank preyed on low-income customers through numerous schemes in an effort to line executives' pockets," Cummings and Warren wrote.
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Subsequent interviews by The New York Times revealed that some in the church hierarchy had known for decades about accusations that he had preyed on men who wanted to become priests, sexually harassing and touching them.
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He added that they often came from impoverished urban areas or far-flung riverbank villages, and preyed on forest dwellers who rely on riverboats to purchase food, visit relatives or obtain medical care in Amazon cities.
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But many people interpreted his statement and his choice to come out in response to Rapp's allegations as an attempt to distract from the seriousness of the charge that he had preyed on an underage target.
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They're overwhelmed entirely by the news cycle, needing to retreat from social media, remembering the times they've been preyed on by vampires in plain sight, the times they've wanted to bring topics up but been dismissed.
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A Los Angeles serial killer known as the "Grim Sleeper," who preyed on prostitutes and drugs addicts in a crime spree dating back 19703 years, was convicted on Thursday of murdering nine women and a teenage girl.
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"Lumosity preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," Jessica Rich, Director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said in a statement.
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The accuser -- who filed his lawsuit under the name "John Doe" -- is going after Sandusky and Penn State University ... claiming Sandusky preyed on him when he was a young boy involved in Sandusky's Second Mile charity organization.
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Morehouse College, the country's only historically black men's college, is investigating claims of sexual harassment by a male faculty member after two students posted videos online alleging he had preyed on them on the school's Atlanta campus.
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The FTC claimed Lumos "preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," as a statement from the administration's Bureau of Consumer Protection explained.
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"The marketers of Prevagen preyed on the fears of older consumers experiencing age-related memory loss," Jessica Rich, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said in a statement when the FTC filed suit in January.
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Should such a dystopian hypothetical ever manifest (and it won't), that bias would be their undoing as droves of guys in haircuts like mine preyed on their assumptions of "race loyalty" and undermined their efforts from within.
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And even though he attended the High School of Art and Design, his stay was short-lived because of frequent fights and the threat of the Decepticons, a fearsome gang that preyed on teenagers in the 1980s.
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Grisham's heroine is Lacy Stoltz, an investigator for Florida's judicial conduct board whose most interesting case, after nine years on the job, has been ousting a lecherous judge who preyed on women with divorces on his docket.
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The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said the men were part of a people trafficking ring that preyed on vulnerable Poles — often jobless and in need of money — and falsely promised them well-paid jobs in northeast England.
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JANE KULIK, VIA FACEBOOK The design fields have long been dominated by "cult of personality" individuals like Richard who have long preyed on young designers and interns, both sexually and economically, acting as gatekeepers for a career.
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Downy gray chicks chased after any adult that was plausibly their parent, begging for a regurgitated meal, or banded together for safety from the gull-like skuas that preyed on the orphaned and the failing-to-thrive.
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That, at least, was the pitch of the pyramid scheme scammers, who preyed on vulnerable people with the message that shares in a fraudulent bitcoin mining operation would save them when the traditional financial system could not.
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The illegal nature of their work makes it easy for them to be preyed on, by men who want to rape them, men who want to hurt them, or men who just want to reach into their wallet.
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What made the blacklist such a potent threat was not merely that it might send a person and her family into poverty, but also that it preyed on her particular sense of what mattered to her in life.
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Militias like the "Mai Mai," who believe blessed water has magical properties like protecting fighters from bullets, have preyed on the population and exploited mineral resources since 2003, at the end of a regional war that killed millions.
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But the far more likely explanation is that he preyed on a system that has too few public defenders for people of modest means but plenty of loopholes for wealthy people who have friends with the right contacts.
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Italian audiences may be less familiar with this Basquiat narrative — young talent preyed on by those around him, sucked into a vortex of fame and drugs, who nonetheless created a body of work that would live on forever.
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In recent days, dozens of women have come forward to accuse the famous medium, whose real name is João Teixeira de Faria, of being a serial sexual abuser who preyed on vulnerable patients during would-be healing sessions.
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It's about a society in which credulous, vulnerable people are preyed on by sophisticated predators, and as such, it should be required reading for anyone interested in intersection between fake news, social media duplicity, and the wellness industry.
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The charges were the latest blow against Michigan State, which employed Dr. Nassar for years as he preyed on young women, and a warning to other institutions about the consequences they could face for failing to stop abuse.
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" James McDonald, head of enforcement at the CFTC, said "the defendants here preyed on customers interested in virtual currency, promising them the opportunity to invest in Bitcoin when in reality they only bought into the defendants' Ponzi scheme.
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"President Trump preyed on a vulnerable foreign nation, dependent on the U.S. for its very survival, and used taxpayer money as leverage to get that nation to work for the personal political benefit of the president," Murphy wrote.
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In his opening monologue, Kimmel skewered the class of powerful men who preyed on women with a sight gag focused on a larger-than-life Oscar statue on stage, noting the male sculpture's anatomically simplified lack of genitalia.
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"Lumosity preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," said Jessica Rich, Director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, in a news release Tuesday.
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BuzzFeed News can reveal that the stings, which preyed on seven NGOs and individuals — all but one linked to Soros — in the months leading up to the election are highly likely to have been executed by the same group.
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It also found that he allegedly provided the attorney general in Florida with a donation around the time she decided not to go forward with an investigation of the dubious Trump University, which seemingly preyed on other everyday Americans.
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"Prostitution can't be made 'a little better' any more than domestic violence can be made 'a little better,'" the campaign's FAQ argues, couching sex work itself as a fundamentally exploitative industry in which women are preyed on and trapped.
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"Our study found that Cercopithecus monkeys opportunistically preyed on bats not only in Gombe, but also in the Kakamega Forest in Kenya," said Kate Detwiler, co-author of the study and an assistant professor in FAU's Department of Anthropology.
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After its cancellation, the idea of "Twin Peaks" preyed on network executives' minds, if only to avoid being suckered in by shows that burned brightly for a short time but lacked the wherewithal to survive beyond that initial spark.
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Later in the interview, Clinton criticized Trump for the actions he has taken as President and the successful campaign he ran, which she said preyed on and stoked cultural anxiety in place of solutions that would help working people.
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I think that one of the things we didn't necessarily account for was the amount of time it was going to take to meet companies to educate them and, frankly, it kind of preyed on one of our weaknesses.
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The attack on the car carrying the 21-year-old man and the 4-year-old boy on July 11 was the ninth time that an unidentified shooter had preyed on the city's neighborhoods this year, the police said.
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"Howard Seidler is going to an upstate prison because he preyed on some of the most vulnerable members of our society — undocumented immigrants looking for legal help," the Brooklyn district attorney, Ken Thompson, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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What this apparently means is that they're willing to vote for a man who is alleged to have repeatedly preyed on and harassed multiple teenage girls (one as young as 14) because he is against abortion and gay marriage.
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It's also a market where people who drink more than double the daily recommended maximum are branded "super consumers" and preyed on by Big Alcohol, so it was clearly something worth investigating for the Australian National Preventive Health Agency.
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"The indictment alleges an appalling abuse of power by church officials who preyed on vulnerable homeless people with promises of a warm bed and meals," said Robert Brewer, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California, in a statement.
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"There is already evidence from fossilised stomach contents that ancient sharks like Orthacanthus preyed on amphibians and other fish, but this is the first evidence that these sharks also ate the young of their own species," Gogáin said in a statement.
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As a struggling actress, whenever she found success in Hollywood, she would immediately credit her accomplishments to the church; through alleged, manipulative teachings that preyed on her insecurity, Remini came to believe that she owed her career to the Scientology community.
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Nothing, however, can paper over the fact that the first African-American president will stand on the inaugural platform next to Donald Trump, who stoked divisions and preyed on people's racist fears, including through lies and insinuations about Obama himself.
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He's said to have preyed on all of the women within his secretive sect, and Schacknow was even accused by a stepdaughter of sexual molestation: She alleged it started when she was 11 and didn't stop until she was 18.
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"The ripple is still on the lake and it's still occurring," Mr. Walsh said from his home in Ballarat, referring to the lingering effects from that scandal, in which priests preyed on children, including Mr. Walsh, during the 1960s and 1970s.
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"Lumosity preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," Jessica Rich, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said in a statement about the settlement.
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Turner allegedly preyed on multiple women while masquerading as a fictitious former football player named Dante Sir Foster—a name with a striking similarity to current NFL free agent Donte Foster who most recently spent some time with the Minnesota Vikings.
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It didn't take long for Gupta to make her mark: Her office's Ferguson report a few months later detailed how the police and judges there preyed on people of color, slapping them with bullshit fines to prop up the local government.
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The study is the first to provide direct evidence that these early human inhabitants preyed on the remarkable large animals that once thrived in Australia but disappeared after people got there, University of Colorado geological sciences professor Gifford Miller said.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - A Greek Cypriot army captain was sentenced to seven life imprisonment terms on Monday after pleading guilty to killing five women and two children in a three-year murder spree in which he preyed on his victims online.
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It had long legs, was a fast runner, and probably preyed on plant-eaters, but its speed wasn't the only thing the researchers were interested in -- when the creature's skull was reconstructed they discovered its brain and ears looked very familiar.
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When Jeffrey Epstein died by an apparent suicide in his Manhattan jail cell on August 10, he effectively dismantled a sweeping sex trafficking and conspiracy case against him that summed up years' worth of allegations that he preyed on young girls.
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The grand jury report was the latest revelation in a scandal that has rocked the Catholic Church since the Boston Globe in 2002 reported that priests had preyed on young boys and girls and that church leaders had covered it up.
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Cassidy of Louisiana has said it's up to Alabama voters, but he explained there's a difference between the allegations against Moore and the allegations against Franken because the accusers of Moore claimed he preyed on them while they were underage.
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A man who ran flophouses that preyed on poor addicts and the mentally ill faces up to five years in prison after pleading guilty to Medicaid fraud and illegally removing tenants from their homes, law enforcement officials said on Thursday.
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But he also preyed on them, the women said, striking in moments of vulnerability and manipulating his role as director — as auteur — to take advantage of young women who were professionally dependent on him and often working far from home.
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Persan This red grape was once well known in the regions of Savoie and Isère in eastern France, but largely disappeared after the epidemic in the late 19th century of phylloxera, an aphid that preyed on the roots of vines.
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Google researchers who tracked the attacks against iPhones said details about the software flaws that the hackers had preyed on would have been worth tens of millions of dollars on black market sites where information about software vulnerabilities is sold.
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In the past year, the lingerie behemoth has already had to cancel its fashion show, and contend with the stain of billionaire investor Jeffrey Epstein's affiliation with the brand, as it's alleged that he preyed on would-be Victoria's Secret models.
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Collectively, the cases have become a cautionary parable for modern-day college athletics, one in which a Christian university seemed to lose sight of its core values in pursuit of football glory and protected gridiron heroes who preyed on women.
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NICOSIA, Cyprus — A Greek Cypriot army captain was sentenced to seven life imprisonment terms on Monday after pleading guilty to killing five women and two children in a three-year murder spree in which he preyed on his victims online.
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In Ariane, a district with a big Muslim population a few kilometres from the Abbatoirs neighbourhood where Bouhlel lived, the imam of the local Al Fourkane mosque said radical groups preyed on the weak, and cautioned against focusing on the killer's faith.
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The idea that animates her thinking is of a precarious middle class, preyed on by big business and betrayed by politicians feasting on the corporate dollar in Washington, DC. Some Republican and Wall Street critics claim that Ms Warren is a socialist.
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The cigar-chomping Mr. Savile, who died in 2011 at the age of 84, was one of the most celebrated and beloved personalities in Britain until accusations came to light in 2012 that he had preyed on scores of children and adults.
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You take our human nature, which is in our DNA, and then you hope that it will evolve to a place unlike it was before, where the men had most of the power, and there were women who were powerless and preyed on.
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" Franken also noted the "irony" of his resignation "while a man who has bragged on tape is in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls is running for Senate with the full support of his party.
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Prosecutors said Franklin stalked the streets of South Los Angeles as he preyed on prostitutes and drug addicts in a crime spree dating back 30 years to the mid-1980s, at the height of a crack cocaine epidemic that gripped the area.
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There, feelings that aren't dealt with in a healthy manner are preyed on by demons, which players then fight in a kind of turn-based combat that relies heavily on delaying opponent moves in order to maximize the timing of your own.
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"I heard again and again that while there are good group homes, at the same time, I heard from parents and experts in the field that there were also many poor-quality group homes, where kids were abused and preyed on," said Sen.
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Ms. Lee leans hard and deliberately into stereotypes, her central figures versions of stock characters: a salaryman (Eddy Toru Ohno) in his 60s tempted by suicide, and the plaid-skirted Azusa (costumes are by Alice Tavener), who is preyed on by the salaryman.
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Collins's insights are especially prescient, as the scholar Tressie McMillan Cottom notes in the new edition's foreword, when considering how for-profit colleges have essentially preyed on the insecurities—and leeched off the loans and subsidies—of poor and working-class students.
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Set around the time of the 2008 financial crisis, the film draws a clear line between the greedy bankers who broke the law and preyed on innocents to fill their own coffers, and the strippers who are doing the same to them.
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The second is a scheme run by Ian Hawes, a 25-year-old Maryland man who has no affiliation with Trump or his campaign and who has preyed on more than 9583,000 unsuspecting donors, collecting more than $1 million in the process.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A former sanitation worker was convicted on Thursday of murdering nine women and a teenage girl as the "Grim Sleeper," a Los Angeles serial killer who preyed on prostitutes and drugs addicts in a crime spree dating back 234 years.
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Some of the migrant construction workers left unemployed, I was told, had stayed in the area and formed a gang known as the Aragua Train—Aragua was the next state east—which preyed on local residents, businesses, and travellers on the national highway.
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A homeless man believed to be an alleged serial killer who preyed on women in Detroit, Michigan, and left their bodies face-down in vacant homes has been charged with eight counts of murder in connection with the deaths of four women.
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Take this young century alone: It wasn't enough in 2002, when the Boston Globe's Spotlight team showed that the predominantly Catholic city's children had been preyed on for decades and that officials had systematically tried to hide the egregious sins of its clergy.
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Last week, in the wake of a grand jury report that concluded at least 220 priests had preyed on some 1,000 children across Pennsylvania since the 1940s, attorneys general in New York and New Jersey announced investigations into Catholic Church sexual abuse.
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"He preyed on their youth, their vulnerabilities and most glaringly, their adoration of him, and he did it over and over again," prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Illinois said in a court filing last week, reports the Tribune.
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The ensuing, chaotic vacuum, as well as Libya's vast oil fields, attracted remnants of ISIS, al-Qaeda and a host of opportunistic criminal gangs who preyed on Middle East and African refugees desperate to get to Europe from its shores barely 300 miles away.
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William, who has campaigned to raise the plight of rhinos and elephants which are preyed on by poachers hunting their valuable ivory in Africa, is "delighted with the news and that the program is going well," a spokesman for him at Kensington Palace tells PEOPLE.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A former sanitation worker was sentenced to death on Wednesday for murdering nine women and a teenage girl as the "Grim Sleeper," a serial killer who preyed on prostitutes and drug addicts in a Los Angeles crime spree dating back three decades.
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It preyed on unsuspecting staff members who were more interested in capturing the enthusiasm of supporters of their unorthodox nominee and did not envision the seemingly far-fetched possibility that Russians might enlist them as unwitting players in a scheme to undermine American democracy.
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"I am leaving, while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office, and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," Franken said.
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It went into wide release on November 10, just over a month after the first Harvey Weinstein story broke, as it was becoming clear that the flood of stories about powerful men who preyed on women with impunity was not going to slow down anytime soon.
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Of course, there's nothing wrong with providing federal loans to students who are seeking higher education, but ITT Tech often went a step further: The company's recruiters preyed on students who didn't understand the lifelong burden of debt and shouldn't have been seeking a technical degree.
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In the late 1970s, he was a New York-based freelance writer and collaborated with Julie Clarke, a television reporter, on "The Life and Crimes of Charles Sobhraj," a 1979 counterculture-gone-amok biography of a serial killer who preyed on Western tourists in Southeast Asia.
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"He preyed on her age, vulnerability, and dreams of becoming an Olympian and used the power structure and imbalance of power (coach/athlete) to make her believe she was required to sexually service him in exchange for her involvement in diving for Team USA," the suit says.
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The settlement concludes a 2017 lawsuit the Navajo Nation brought against the bank claiming Wells Fargo preyed on it from 2009 to 2016 with practices including opening fake bank accounts, stalking local events and pressuring seniors who did not speak English to pay for unneeded services.
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East Congolese militias such as the Mai Mai, who believe blessed water has magical properties like protecting fighters from bullets, have preyed on the population and exploited mineral resources since the end in 2003 of a regional war that killed millions, most from hunger and disease.
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"Of the Italian food preparations that are Arab-derived," he says, "it's probable that the influence is from Arab Sicilians," drawing from the innovative agricultural techniques of the period, "rather than Arab invaders" from the Levant and North Africa that preyed on the coastline for centuries.
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His full-throated, unfailing support of Roy S. Moore in Alabama, even after allegations surfaced that the former judge preyed on girls as young as 14, ended in an embarrassing setback: The state sent a Democrat to the Senate for the first time in a generation.
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Tragically, and as alleged by him under oath in the complaint, high powered male entertainment industry executives, led by his former manager Joby Harte, who were responsible for nurturing his career, instead sexually preyed on his economic and emotional vulnerability, and sexually assaulted and raped him.
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Mr. Jacobs, the former federal prosecutor, said that even if none of the other women were allowed to speak, he had to believe that the number of accusers who say Mr. Cosby preyed on them for decades would be an important factor in Judge O'Neill's thinking.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former self-help guru Keith Raniere was a "predator" who preyed on young women, including a 15-year-old girl, and turned them into sex slaves as part of a cultlike organization, a federal prosecutor told a jury at the start of his trial on Tuesday.
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Related: Executions Across the World Hit a 22010-Year High in 210 A Los Angeles serial killer known as the "Grim Sleeper," who preyed on prostitutes and drugs addicts in a crime spree dating back 21980 years, was convicted on Thursday of murdering nine women and a teenage girl.
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The #MeToo movement has shown that the plague of male sexual predation affects even the wealthy and glamorous, but the options available to A-listers preyed on by monsters like Harvey Weinstein are different from those available to struggling newbies trying to get a foothold in the entertainment industry.
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"In this case, some of those clergy who preyed on young children and on vulnerable adults, unfortunately those clergy were hiding in plain sight, purporting to comfort their parishioners, hearing their confessions and taking advantage of their position of faith and authority," Nessel said in a news conference Friday in Lansing.
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Not only did it quickly serve to reinforce the longstanding perception among prisoners—mirroring views held by some in the general public—that the game was rigged against those of lesser means, it shattered inmates' hopes that a clownish villain who preyed on America's fears of crime might finally get his.
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A teacher and researcher at the University of Washington for 36 years, Dr. Paine propounded his keystone theory in 20133 after studying ochre starfish, or sea stars, as they preyed on the mussel population along the rocky shore of Makah Bay, on the tip of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State.
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According to a ProPublica report from 2013, unlike normal payday loans that theoretically come due pretty quickly, World Acceptance preyed on borrowers with longer-term installment loans that were often renewed over time, trapping borrowers in a cycle of misery as they tried to claw their way out of debt.
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. — Bill Cosby, who for years dodged accusations that he had preyed on women while brightening America's living rooms as a beloved father figure, left a courtroom in handcuffs on Tuesday after he was sentenced to three to 10 years in prison for sexually assaulting a woman in his home.
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As I experienced when reporting on the latest wave of MS-13 killings in Maryland for the premiere episode of CNN's "This Is Life With Lisa Ling" Season 5, newly arrived unaccompanied minors are continuing to come to the US and are being preyed on by an emboldened MS-13.
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Like many people whose #MeToo stories are based on experiences in the entertainment industry, some of the women Moonves reportedly preyed on dealt with his unwanted advances early in their careers, when they were, they say, keenly aware of Moonves' power to help them succeed—or make sure they failed.
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Salazar was working with the literal fastest women in the world—a group of people who use their bodies to do incredible things that no one else can—and instead of celebrating their physical ability, he allegedly preyed on their insecurity and used their elite status as justification for tearing them down.
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The Libyan Investment Authority, unlike many sovereign wealth funds, said that it was an unsophisticated investor with a staff that had little experience with investment banking and that Goldman Sachs preyed on the naïveté of its staff to persuade the fund to invest in complex transactions that they didn't understand or desire.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Bannon the private citizen stood where his latest fight had taken him: the mulch floor of a barn in southern Alabama, where he delivered a passionate plea to elect Roy S. Moore, the former judge who faces numerous accusations that he preyed on young women, some of them teenagers.
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Mr. Epstein's accusers could take the witness stand just days after a local investigative report published new details on how Mr. Epstein preyed on young teenage girls — and how prosecutors appeared to buckle to pressure from Mr. Epstein's high-powered defense lawyers to keep him from ever doing serious time in prison.
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In its ruling affirming her conviction, the SJC had said that Carter's "wanton and reckless conduct" through her "pressuring text messages and phone calls" preyed on the weaknesses, fears, and anxieties of a vulnerable young man who had mental illness, overcame his willpower to live, and coerced him to die by suicide.
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Luhnow overruled junior staffers and acquired a talented young closer at a discount while that pitcher served a 2346-game suspension for domestic violence; he pushed unsuccessfully to sign Luke Heimlich, a college pitcher whose prospect status evaporated when it was revealed that he was a convicted sex offender who preyed on minors.
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Imagine all the talented actresses who gave up on Hollywood because they were mistreated by a Harvey Weinstein type, the scientists who could have cured diseases if they hadn't been ignored or preyed on in their labs,even the retail staffers who had leadership potential but were kept down because of gender-based harassment.
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The exchange between the doctor and Insys was detailed in a federal indictment unsealed on Friday in Manhattan, charging Dr. Freedman, of Mount Kisco, N.Y., and four other New York doctors with participating in a bribery and kickback scheme that prosecutors said sought to increase the drug company's sales and preyed on unwitting patients.
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The internal Facebook findings – which it said in a blog post it had already turned over to U.S. authorities – comes as the Silicon Valley giant faces intense scrutiny from special counsel Robert Mueller and congressional committees concerned about how both real internet trolls and fake news bots preyed on U.S. voters during last year's election.
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Related: LA's 'Grim Sleeper' Serial Killer Convicted of 10 Murders — But He Likely Killed More Prosecutors said Franklin stalked the streets of South Los Angeles as he preyed on prostitutes and drug addicts in a crime spree dating back 30 years to the mid-1980s, at the height of a crack cocaine epidemic that gripped the area.
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I of all people am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the senate with the full support of his party.
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One of the first people to come forward to accuse Kevin Spacey of sexual harassment was Mexican actor Roberto Cavazos, who alleged the Hollywood star preyed on many young actors while he was artistic director of the London's Old Vic theatre (2004 - 2015) Now, the theatre has released results of its own investigation and they're damning.
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The crowd at Trip Metal 33 was diverse, if not with a capital "D" than certainly compared to a NYC noise show, and the ages spanned the entirety of the Sphinx's riddle, babies with hair as disheveled as their grandparents and teens noticeably not being preyed on by dudes my age in band shirts older than the staff.
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"I, of all people, am aware there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving, while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," he said.
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I served as the United States attorney for South Carolina for six years, during which our office prosecuted everything from public corruption to white collar crime, holding accountable those at the top from powerful politicians and perpetrators of corporate fraud to those who preyed on the most vulnerable in our society, our children, and our seniors.
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If the accusations that Moore preyed on teenaged girls hadn't surfaced a month before the election, if Moore hadn't already put some Republicans off by saying homosexuality should be illegal and Muslims shouldn't serve in Congress, if roughly 21,000 people (fewer than the number of write-in ballots) had voted differently, Moore might well have won.
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I, of all people, am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of the sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party.
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Multiple Bloomberg LP employees said Michael Bloomberg was aware that one senior executive preyed on young women, and did nothingIn the more than 20 years&apos worth of legal records reviewed by Business Insider, a repeated accusation from former employees is that Michael Bloomberg&aposs public attitudes toward women directly set the tone for a sexualized environment.
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The documentary's more global view includes examining the relationship of African-American men to the justice system; the fact that Kelly allegedly preyed on young women of color from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, who were especially vulnerable; and the willingness of Kelly's supporters to immediately brand the women liars, along with the threats accusers and their families subsequently faced.
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Driven by their own ignorance of statistics, preyed on by opportunistic politicians and transfixed by live images from terrorist attacks around the world, American citizens have abandoned the courage and self-confidence that made us a great nation, and instead cheer on pointless, mostly symbolic "Muslim bans" against countries that produced exactly none of the attackers of 2001.
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"I, of all people, am aware there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," Franken said.
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I, of all people, am aware there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the oval office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party.
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Archbishop Viganò's chief claim, set out in an 11-page letter, is that early in his papacy Francis lifted sanctions placed by his predecessor, Pope Benedict, on Theodore McCarrick, a former archbishop of Washington, DC. In July Father McCarrick quit the College of Cardinals after it was revealed that he had preyed on seminarians and an altar boy in the 1970s.
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" He also spoke about the sexual misconduct allegations against Trump and Moore, pointing out the "irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party.
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When he stepped down, Franken took a parting shot at President Trump and former U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore saying, "I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office, and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party."
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"I, of all people, am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office, and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," said Franken.
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"I, of all people, am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving, while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," Franken said last month.
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"I, of all people, am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," Franken said.
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"I, of all people, am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate, with the full support of his party," he said.
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"I, of all people, am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office, and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," Mr. Franken said.
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"I of all people am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving, while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," Franken said.
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"I of all people am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving, while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," Franken said Thursday.
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"I, of all people, am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," Franken said Thursday, referring to Trump and Moore.
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Three lawsuits have been filed accusing Ohio State of enabling a sexual predator, putting the school into a new and expanding category that includes Michigan State University, where Mr. Nassar preyed on female athletes and Olympic gymnasts; Pennsylvania State University, where a former football coach, Jerry Sandusky, raped young boys; and the University of Southern California, where a school gynecologist is accused of sexually abusing female students.
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"I of all people am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office, and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," Mr Franken said as he stood before his colleagues in the Senate.
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Former President Obama stepped off the political sidelines on Friday and delivered a fiery rebuke to his successor, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, saying he has undermined trust in government and preyed on people's fears by inflaming racial and ethnic divisions.
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Trump has repeatedly preyed on those he contracted (usually mom-and-pop shops or individuals) with the understanding that the prospect of having to hire a costly attorney to collect payment would invariably net them much less than what was originally promised on paper, thus forcing them to settle for an amount somewhere between the two figures if they want to get paid in a reasonable amount of time or at all.
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Mr. Petrosino immigrated to the United States with his father in 1873 when he was 13; managed to apprentice himself to Clubber Williams, the notoriously tough cop from Manhattan's tenderloin district; graduated from the White Wings corps of street sweepers to the police force; became the first Italian-American detective sergeant; and insinuated himself into the thankless job of eradicating the Black Hand, the gang of kidnappers and extortionists who preyed on vulnerable Italian immigrants.
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"He said Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE was the only Republican in Alabama who couldn't win that race," said a GOP senator, referring to the GOP nominee, who was plagued by accusations that he preyed on underage women decades ago.
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By the end of the day, Mr. Lochte had confirmed the account — and added more dramatic detail — and his version of the events had been corroborated by his three teammates in interviews with the U.S.O.C. When Mr. Lochte said in an NBC interview that they had been held up, and that a cocked gun had been held to his forehead, the story preyed on every Olympic visitor's fear that Brazil was not safe and tapped into every Brazilian's defensiveness about the country's lawless reputation.
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"I, of all people, am aware there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving, while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party," Franken said, in direct reference to President Donald Trump, who has been accused by more than a dozen women of harassment and assault, and Roy Moore, the Alabama Republican Senate candidate who has been accused of child molestation.
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