Since then, she has refused to speak about the case.
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Mr. Ghamdi's colleagues at work refused to speak to him.
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Through to the end, she refused to speak of it publicly.
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Dobbs refused to speak to police and asked for an attorney.
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However, he has refused to speak about the attacks to investigators.
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A spokeswoman for the organization refused to speak about Argaman's remarks.
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Law enforcement interviewed 22 pledges, while 19 pledges refused to speak.
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The marketing manager at the booth refused to speak with me.
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Zaka had refused to speak or offer any justification or defense.
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For seven years, Negesa, 27, refused to speak about what happened.
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Family members and old friends have argued and refused to speak again.
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The owner Alefantis refused to speak to reporters after leaving the restaurant.
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It didn't help that I stubbornly refused to speak Cantonese at home.
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Then, unlike all previous witnesses, Mr. Kingon refused to speak under oath.
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This time, she was alone, and Barr refused to speak to her again.
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Last week, CNN reported the employee has refused to speak with FCC investigators.
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Bellin's agent, Adam Prossin, refused to speak with PEOPLE about his client's condition.
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When investigators contacted Hansen, he refused to speak on the issue, police said.
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Of the nine members of the fraternity's leadership council, seven refused to speak.
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At the time, his family had refused to speak to the news media.
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The youth "surrendered peacefully, although he refused to speak with detectives," Fields said.
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Once in the camps, he refused to speak or even look at her.
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He had consistently refused to speak to authors and journalists about the past.
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He came across children who "refused" to speak, and named the disorder Aphasia Voluntaria.
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When she refused to speak to him, he took her cellphone and pushed her.
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Sherry Spencer refused to speak to CNN when we reached her on the phone.
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According to Randle, the proprietor refused to speak to them or even acknowledge them.
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Foreign diplomats waiting to hear word of people inside refused to speak to reporters.
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Jaelyn, who was also convicted in the case, has refused to speak to CNN.
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News reports said the man had refused to speak to reporters outside the center.
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Rather than submit to questioning, Mr. Gilman and Mr. McNenney refused to speak with investigators.
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Of the full fraternity members, 16 were interviewed and 22 refused to speak to investigators.
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On the other hand, consider if he had refused to speak or submit to testing.
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So she had gone with him, though she refused to speak much about that evening.
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His mother had become an alcoholic, he said; his brother refused to speak to him.
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The Taliban had previously refused to speak to the Afghan government until all prisoners were released.
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Still seething about his treatment in the United States, Abdullah initially refused to speak to Gonzalez.
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The entire bureau of men refused to speak to me that day and the days after.
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Several sources I contacted refused to speak due to strict orders not to discuss the financial terms.
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After that, Morris said she was frozen out of meetings and Moonves refused to speak to her.
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Der Spiegel said they had repeatedly contacted Mayorga in advance of publication, but she refused to speak.
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But there were a number of things that he refused to speak about in a public setting.
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Davis refused to speak to reporters before New Orleans's game on Tuesday night against the Houston Rockets.
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The passenger, who was wearing a mask that covered his face, refused to speak to police, authorities said.
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He refused to speak with investigators after they began to look again into the circumstances surrounding Wood's death.
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The girl was being fostered by the day care provider, Amber Sweeney, who refused to speak to PEOPLE.
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The worker who sent the alert has refused to speak to investigators but did submit a written statement.
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When a caregiver put her on the phone with him, the girl refused to speak, screaming in anger.
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In the days before the new vote, Mr. Odinga and Mr. Kenyatta refused to speak to each other.
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When I was in Twin Falls, I found myself empathizing: These same activists refused to speak with me.
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At one event this season, he lost his temper and refused to speak to members of the media.
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When her parents discovered her tattoos, Ms. Lu said, her mother refused to speak to her for days.
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Her family refused to speak with her after they'd snooped through her diary and discovered she was gay.
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McGahn said Wyden had refused to speak with him via his staff and neither senator had met with Bounds.
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Wagner has refused to speak with investigators since they began to look into the circumstances surrounding Wood's death again.
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Harvey generated only four swinging strikes, allowed three home runs and refused to speak with reporters after the game.
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She was determined to return to the school, she said, but some male friends refused to speak to her.
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"We do face headwinds," McAleenan told the magazine in an interview, though he refused to speak about the memos.
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Both women refused to speak about how they had managed to get out of Raqqa, ISIS's de facto capital.
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The two victims refused to speak to her, a decision hardened by the revelation of Garner's letter to Shepherd.
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"He rejected each of those attempts, and to date has refused to speak with the company further," Tesla said.
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Ramirez's attorney, John Clune, said Tuesday that the Senate Judiciary Committee has refused to speak with him and his client.
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The seven-person Biosphere II project in 1994 eventually split into warring factions that refused to speak to one another.
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But their relationship has gotten more and more toxic as they've refused to speak about the weird passions animating them.
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As of Monday, Dean had refused to speak with detectives about what happened, an affidavit accompanying his arrest warrant said.
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The Taliban have also long refused to speak to the elected Afghan government, which they claim is an American puppet.
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On the flight there, the two were seated together, and Wolters said Kerman refused to speak to her at all.
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Protesters filled the dock hoping to meet with the governor, but Scott refused to speak with them or the media.
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I resented Herbert and his intrusion into our family, and for a long time I refused to speak to him.
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Taylor Laymon said she refused to speak to U.S.A. Gymnastics investigators because she was terrified that Han would find out.
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Tom Daschle, the Senate's top Democrat at the time, refused to speak to the White House about its defense strategy.
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But the leaders of the movement refused to speak with me, and eventually kicked me out of their sit-in.
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She refused to speak in public, found conversation awkward and parties hell, but her artistic pursuits drew her into the limelight.
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Tensions eventually became so high that the crew had essentially broken into two factions and refused to speak with one another.
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From Thursday to Saturday, I called more than 40 entertainment industry players, and almost all refused to speak for the record.
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Although he is at spring training, he is still not 100 percent healthy, and he has refused to speak with reporters.
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The Hawaii senator called for Judge, who has refused to speak publicly to the committee, to be subpoenaed by the panel.
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In a break from normal Olympic sportsmanship, Russian and U.S. athletes reportedly refused to speak to each other during the skeleton event.
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Thus they don't mention the fact that Christopher refused to speak to his mother for the last 15 years of her life.
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Even months later, by the time he was 18 months old, Constantin still couldn't walk on his own and refused to speak.
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When she was finally able to reach him Monday by phone in New York, she says he refused to speak to her.
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In 2015, a sheriff in Oregon refused to speak the name of the man who killed nine people at a community college.
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He refused to speak Spanish, and insisted that his Dominican co-workers use the English pronunciation of Angel, rather than the Spanish one.
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Noor, a Somali American, had refused to speak to investigators, make a public statement, or attend a grand jury hearing after the shooting.
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When I did emerge from that infirmary, I refused to speak one word of the Spanish of my birth to my distressed parents.
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GOP leaders are practically giddy; Paul Ryan, who once refused to speak his name as a candidate, now hails Trump's arrival as president.
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My mother mysteriously refused to speak to either John or me for quite a while, until I asked her what was going on.
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Subsequently, many of her co-workers "refused to speak to her" and labeled her "the freak of the company", according to the documents.
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He gently held Salahi's shoulder, and said, "Everything's O.K." Salahi shook his head, and clicked his tongue in disagreement, but refused to speak.
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When, in 1999, with Lara's encouragement, Helen told her family's story in the memoir "After Long Silence," Maria refused to speak to her.
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But the movie did keep a lot of your relationship with Deborah Lacks, Henrietta's daughter, who, at first, refused to speak to you.
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The 77-year-old said he wanted to thank readers for their letters of support, but refused to speak about the former Yugoslavia.
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The 77-year-old said he wanted to thank readers for their letters of support, but refused to speak about the former Yugoslavia.
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Most lobbyists refused to speak on the record because they did not want to reveal anything about their private discussions with the administration.
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The letter also indicates that Ramirez is willing to cooperate with the committee, but that committee staff have refused to speak to her counsel.
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When he regained consciousness, he refused to speak, like a person afraid to scream out of fear he would never be able to stop.
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Her rescuers said she appeared malnourished, frail and on the point of collapse, had her hands wrapped around her stomach and refused to speak.
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A majority of fraternity brothers refused to speak to investigators, and those who did speak provided testimony that sounded "rehearsed," according to the presentment.
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Maddy would be smuggled downstairs—she'd refused to speak with me while on the premises, but I'd be allowed to drive her to LAX.
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They refused to speak with the female reporter, and insisted she did not cross into the mosque's courtyard, saying women were not allowed in.
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After the customers refused to speak with a team leader about the situation, the Port Authority Police Department was called and the entire aircraft deplaned.
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Red Carpet at the 2017 Grammys with neon green hair and pink nails, and then basically refused to speak directly to an increasingly confused Rancic.
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During a media tour, residents refused to speak about the area's reputation for being jinxed, instead focusing on opportunities to make money and welcome visitors.
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They claim after the show he refused to speak with officers and walked away, which is why he was detained while they searched his vehicle.
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Another Yale classmate witnessed the incident and reported it to the FBI, according to the Times report, but has refused to speak publicly about it.
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He had lined up about a dozen Mandarin interpreters, but many other women refused to speak and were let go with an offer of assistance.
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Noor — who had refused to speak to investigators, make a public statement, or attend a grand jury hearing — took the stand during his murder trial Thursday.
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She said, "You need to learn your culture and understand your roots," and she refused to speak to me in English, which in retrospect was amazing.
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In 1996, for example, he stepped forward when dozens of other executives refused to speak to Newsweek for a cover article, titled "Corporate Killers," about downsizing.
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Jesse Wallace denied knowingly admitting gang members into his daughter's party, and refused to speak about allegations that the family permitted drugs and alcohol to be consumed.
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Unsurprisingly, given the sensitive nature of the story and the Hasidic world's tendency to avoid engagement with outsiders, most of the community refused to speak with me.
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The Taliban has also so far refused to speak with the US-backed Afghan government of President Ashraf Ghani, whom they consider a puppet of foreign occupation.
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It was another month before a caregiver put her on the phone but the girl, who turned four in government custody, refused to speak, screaming in anger.
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I think that has to do with the fact that Burd finally stepped down in mid 2013, and then Elizabeth refused to speak to anyone at Safeway.
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The militant group has been involved in peace discussions with the United States for months, but the Taliban leadership has refused to speak to the Afghan government.
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Most women refused to speak on the record fearing professional retaliation from their supervisors, N.K. agreed on the condition that she was identified only by her initials.
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Local elections in November will serve as an unofficial referendum on the first two years of her administration, during which Beijing has refused to speak with her.
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The sealed nature of the case prevented any journalist from an exhaustive examination, and the accused and the victim's families refused to speak to the mainstream media.
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Mr. Westphal's first book on the subject was published in 1992, a time, he said, when stakeholders like the German Fashion Council refused to speak to him.
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Harry Reid, the recently retired Nevada senator, refused to speak to him for two years in the 1990s after he wrote about the senator accepting speaking fees.
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Meanwhile two officials from Jobar&aposs Local Council, which had initially organized the hiding away of the artifacts, refused to speak to the AP, fearing for their safety.
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Heyer's mother, Susan Bro, that she refused to speak to President Trump, who had left voicemails during her daughter's funeral, because of his comments following the Charlottesville protests.
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Furie has so far refused to speak to the media, but his attorneys told BuzzFeed News that it was the profiteering that sent the cartoonist over the edge.
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He refused to speak to them or let their people on set and, once the film was in the can, edited it behind barred windows and locked doors.
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"He gave an initial statement at the time of the incident, and has refused to speak to us since then," Richard Rapoza, the agency's public information officer said.
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Adane Kebede, a young man who lost friends in the collapse, said other Ethiopians had sometimes refused to speak with him because he grew up near the landfill.
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Mr Xi refused to speak to Mr Trump until he clarified that the policy which has defined US-China relations for four decades was in fact not in danger.
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Though he refused to speak on the matter for Variety's profile, Clarkson said that executives were always quick to share in her work when she was releasing radio hits.
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His great-grandparents were elderly when they moved to the United States, he said, and so scarred by their losses in Vienna that they refused to speak in German.
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He refused to speak as he handed out Xeroxed copies of his statement to selected newsmen, including representatives of the major networks, wire services and The New York Times.
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Cecchinato, who lost to seventh-seeded Dominic Thiem in straight sets in a French Open semifinal match on Friday, has refused to speak about any aspect of the case.
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Mr. Peña Nieto had refused to speak at a candidates' forum at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, the public university in Mexico City regarded as a leftist hotbed.
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But that changed as Goldsmith went to college, became politically conservative and started to think about a career in law; he refused to speak to Chuckie for two decades.
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The four victims of the beating refused to speak with the police and were never identified; an indictment referred to them as Shaved Head, Ponytail, Khaki and Spiky Belt.
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She refused to speak to him, prompting him to legally change his middle name in 1990, after she had died, so that it was no longer her maiden name.
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Or is there any David Blaine memory less boring than the time he appeared on breakfast TV with Eamonn Holmes and refused to speak for the duration of the interview?
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After the performance of the ballet, M. Cocteau was dragged to the stage, but he refused to speak, preferring, it appears, to keep the motif of his ballet a secret.
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One source said aides to the three-term mayor are looking at ballot access issues, but the source refused to speak specifically about what Bloomberg, 73, asked to be done.
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Palestinian leaders have refused to speak to the group's representatives, and are accused of forcing a Palestinian legislator who tried to mediate an end to the crisis into early retirement.
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In the days after the crash, American aviation officials visiting Jakarta cast aspersions on their Indonesian counterparts, even as they refused to speak on the record: Which was more reliable?
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Several officers, who refused to speak on the record, denied that, but said they feared that the police being less aggressive on more minor offenses would lead to higher crime.
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Her older brother, Don Jr., was at boarding school when their parents divorced, and refused to speak to his father for a year; her younger brother, Eric, was very small.
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Trump said he believes Palestinian officials, who have refused to speak with US counterparts since the US announced it was recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital, will return to the table.
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He often refused to speak to journalists, but he always had a hard time keeping the punishment up for long because he did like talking -- and promoting -- issues that mattered.
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Players and officials on teams from countries opposed to Qatar initially refused to speak to beIN Sports, the Qatari-owned network that owns the rights to the A.F.C.'s events.
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" The agency added that its challenges "included long delays by VW in producing documents and other information," and "uncooperative witnesses who were reluctant or altogether refused to speak to the staff.
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He answered some questions by email but refused to speak about his family and referred questions about human rights and the Arab Spring protests to his lawyers, who denied activists' allegations.
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On February 13th the affair spread to the European Parliament, after an MEP who is one of the movement's most powerful figures quit the M5S and refused to speak to journalists.
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Carter refused to speak to the media and covered his face with his hood as he left the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) building and got into a waiting taxi.
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" The agency added that its challenges "included long delays by VW in producing documents and other information," and "uncooperative witnesses who were reluctant or altogether refused to speak to the staff.
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May, who is due to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris later on Tuesday afternoon, refused to speak to reporters as she left the talks at 10 Downing Street.
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Harvey (3-7) refused to speak to the media after the game, while manager Terry Collins would not commit that the University of North Carolina product would make his next start.
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Authorities are not disclosing details concerning the circumstances that led to the boy's death, and Barnett refused to speak in specific terms about the evidence investigators have developed in this case.
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Our reporter called more than 40 entertainment industry players, and almost all refused to speak on the record about Mr. Weinstein, who was fired by his movie studio's board on Sunday.
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An unverified Twitter account purporting to belong to Roiphe added a comment: "Moira Donegan refused to speak to me so I involved a fact checker in the reporting process," she said.
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The teen, who has reportedly refused to speak with investigators, has been charged with drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter and is being held in Merced County Jail in lieu of $300,000 bail.
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It's the appliance and furniture chain, based in Texas, that refused to speak to the Haggler when, in the summer of 2014, he tried to intervene on behalf of an unhappy customer.
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Senior diplomats were infuriated when those officials refused to speak up on her behalf, but their anger exploded after the transcript of Trump's call with Zelensky revealed that he disparaged her directly.
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But six years before the book's present day, Alicia fatally shot her husband and has refused to speak ever since, leading to her being held in a psychiatric institution called the Grove.
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" Or that Cleopatra might have been "Hatched to sneak into the palace," and that in her life "Luxury less an indulgence, refused to speak, than a political tool as well as Egyptian languages.
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The victim had a bloody lip and nose in addition to stomach and rib pain, reports WLNY-TV, which said Caruthers walked into court Wednesday with his head down and refused to speak.
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Captain Nicholas von Schwabe, a former personal guard to the Dowager Empress (Anastasia's grandmother), showed her old photos of the family, watching as she went red and increasingly upset, but refused to speak.
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Yet they refused to speak out against his candidacy as long as he had a chance of winning — that is, they supported him when it mattered, and only distanced themselves when it didn't.
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"Stier relayed his recollections to senators during the confirmation process and later made clear his willingness to share them with the FBI, but he refused to speak about them publicly," the book states.
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Earlier this year, the two had shared an angry phone call that devolved into a screaming match, had temporarily refused to speak to one another -- and Trump had criticized the majority leader on Twitter.
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The NRA famously refused to speak out about the 2017 death of Philando Castile, a black gun owner who was shot to death by police (on Twitter, NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch defended the police).
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While most people who lived in the complex, which houses several Somali families who said they know Ali personally, refused to speak to media on the record, several defended him without offering their names.
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Also at a Senate Commerce Committee hearing about the blunder, a federal regulator disclosed that the state civil defense employee who mistakenly activated the alert during a drill has refused to speak with investigators.
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In the last message she had sent me, about three weeks earlier, she refused to speak to me on the record unless she or her archivist could independently fact-check the article before publication.
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Montreal Journal MONTREAL — A customer at a pet shop in Napierville, Quebec, once threatened to complain to the province's French-language watchdog agency because a parrot called Peek-a-Boo refused to speak French.
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Parsons did not respond to any follow-up questions from Business Insider, and several other reporters said they found her to be unreliable, adding that she also refused to speak to them on the phone.
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While Chad Condit refused to speak to PEOPLE about his father this week and calls to several numbers listed for Condit were not returned, the former politician now splits time between Colorado, Arizona, and California.
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Westbrook has refused to speak to Durant in the seven-plus months since he made the decision to leave for the Warriors and declined an opportunity to suggest how his ex-teammate should be greeted.
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The four protesters, which investigators determined were also subject to arrest, have never been identified by name, refused to speak with police after the fight and did not take the stand, according to the Times.
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And while his relationship with his father has been far from smooth — he refused to speak to him for a year when he was 12 — he's now one of his dad's most effective political tools.
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While the government refused to speak publicly about the program, a person in the government with knowledge of the program confirmed its existence and the number of Chechens who had been granted asylum so far.
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Mair, slight of build and balding with a gray goatee beard, refused to speak to police, enter a plea or offer any defense at the London Old Bailey trial, which was treated as a terrorism case.
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The two men, different in almost every way except maybe stubbornness, refused to speak to each other for 20 years, until their mutual friend Frank Sinatra surprised them with a forced and uncomfortable onstage reunion in 1976.
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"Amnesia," Mr. Schroeder has said, is a story partly based on his mother, who refused to speak German, so perhaps it's no surprise that it's strongest when it focuses on Martha, a character Ms. Keller inhabits gracefully.
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Joaquin Phoenix refused to speak to press after his best actor win, so we never saw him, while several winners were rushed off by the organizers of the ceremony before we got to ask a single question.
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The unnamed federal official with knowledge of the case refused to speak to The Times about the family's allegations but said, in general, that those Customs and Border Protection officers suspect of lying are subjected to increased scrutiny.
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Negative reaction to the appointment of the early Jewish justices was not confined to outsiders: Justice James Clark McReynolds, another Wilson nominee and his onetime attorney general, refused to speak to Brandeis for three years after Brandeis' confirmation.
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"Mimi has taken thousands of dollars from the DeVos family and has refused to speak up as Betsy DeVos has repealed protections that keep our sons and daughters safe on college campuses," Porter says in the 30-second video.
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Indeed, when I called private equity firms — representatives from which all refused to speak on the record about this practice — they all said that if the banks were really that upset about it, the firms would have already heard complaints.
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While she spoke highly about one ex ("We're actually better now that we're divorced," she said of ex-husband Wiz Khalifa), she refused to speak about another: "I'm not talking about that," she responded to questions about ex-boyfriend Kanye West.
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The political controversy: Aung San Suu Kyi, who was imprisoned for nearly two decades after calling for democracy and human rights under the country's oppressive military junta, has refused to speak out against the violence as Myanmar's de-facto leader.
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But both men refused to speak to each other moments before their meeting was due to start at the EU's headquarters in Brussels, diplomats said, leaving Mogherini to meet them separately several times during the day to keep talks alive.
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Trump's assertion that the Palestinians will back the White House's long-awaited plan heralded by Trump as "the deal of the century" comes amid reports that Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas reportedly refused to speak with Trump recently about the proposal.
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However, when Mills was asked whether she refused to speak to the State Department's Office of Inspector General about a FOIA request a liberal watchdog group submitted for details on Clinton's use of a personal email account, Mills' lawyer again objected.
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Her tools were stolen, co-workers refused to speak to her, and she repeatedly found a dead mouse placed in a microwave she used (she marked the mouse with a black dot to make sure it wasn't there by accident).
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Warren didn't mention Israel or Palestine once in her foreign policy speech last year, but she refused to speak at a pro-Israel lobbying group's DC conference this year (Buttigieg and Sanders also didn't attend; Biden wasn't yet in the race).
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Xi reportedly refused to speak to Trump by telephone once he was inaugurated President until he recommitted his administration to the policy — a step he took in a call with the Chinese leader in February, in an early concession to the Chinese side.
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According to Oretskin and Ariana Sawyer, a worker with Human Rights Watch, advocates went to the middle of the bridge connecting Juarez and El Paso, Texas, in a last-ditch effort to get his ID back, but U.S. officials refused to speak with them.
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The PBS investigators refused to review any of my personal documentation, refused to provide me the names of any accusers, refused to speak to my current staff, and refused to provide me any semblance of due process to defend myself against allegations from unknown sources.
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Mbappe, rather like France as a whole, had not really got going in the tournament until the game against Argentina, with French media saying he was so angry after his insipid display against Australia in their first game that he refused to speak to reporters.
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There was his xenophobic travel ban, the Education Department's dissolution of protections for transgender students, and, of course, the time he refused to speak out against neo-Nazis in Charlottesville, instead claiming "many sides" were to blame for the violence at Unite the Right.
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Bannon refused to speak not only about his time at the White House, but also any conversations he had with President Trump after he had left the administration "that might be for the purpose of the President seeking his advice on anything," Schiff said.
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A federal judge ordered McGahn to comply with the subpoena earlier this week in a ruling that could have broad implications for other potential witnesses, including former national security advisor John Bolton, who has so far refused to speak with Congress in the probe.
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RELATED: Tiffany Haddish Calls Roseanne Barr a &aposRacist,&apos Says Actress Refused to Speak to Her "We also want to give a shout-out to our real heroes," Munn said before giving Boseman the award for his role as the titular Black Panther, King T&aposChalla of Wakanda.
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For the last two and a half years, Ryan has repeatedly bowed to pressure from the right of his party and has, with the notable exception of the immediate aftermath of the Access Hollywood tape, refused to speak out against the president, let alone act to restrain him.
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BUENOS AIRES — In the year since 203 Argentine sailors vanished aboard a submarine, some relatives of the missing crew members had refused to speak of their loved ones in the past tense as they held out hope for a miracle — or at least clarity as to what befell them.
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Just a dozen years ago Chinese government vets talking to foreign colleagues sometimes refused to speak the names of illnesses aloud, coyly lamenting the arrival of "disease X" in "province Y". Today China tells the UN about outbreaks and quarantine zones in which the transport of live pigs is banned and markets are closed.
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VICE News traveled to Ohio to talk to Richard Cordray, the Democratic candidate for governor, about the growing popularity of the ACA, the change in Republican messaging, and whether Republicans who are now promising to protect people with pre-existing conditions — like his opponent Mike DeWine who refused to speak with us — actually have a plan to do it.
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Fleshing out a controversial police chief's life storyPage: Mark Saunders (police chief)When: February 8Who: The Canadian Broadcasting CorporationMark Saunders is Toronto's newest police chief, and so far he's supported the controversial and arguably racist practice of "carding," and refused to speak publicly on a days-long occupation of police headquarters by Black Lives Matter supporters.
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In its report on the case, presented to Mr. Hood that June, the Justice Department said that in the course of its continuing investigation it sought to interview Mr. Killen in 2012, but that through his lawyer he had refused to speak to federal investigators and continued to maintain that he knew nothing about the murders.
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While Rebar management later released a statement admitting they "understand patrons were made to feel unwelcome during our opening weekend," they also refused to speak to claims of racial discrimination—despite the fact that Rebar opened in the former space of G Lounge, which had the same owners and also suffered from its own discrimination rumors.
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In one declaration, a Department of Social Services official stated that at least two children said they told River View staffers they wanted to kill themselves but weren't allowed access to a counselor because they had not "earned [behavior] level C." River View staffers refused to speak with investigators during the raid on the orders of the founder and owner, Phil Ludwig.
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Although authorities in Kigali and Kampala refused to speak with the visiting lawmakers ("Rwanda will not be a playground for internal Israeli politics," said the country's foreign affairs minister, Olivier Nduhungirehe), the two governments did, astonishingly, issue denials on social media that even a single deported migrant from Israel—to say nothing of 183,000 of them—had ever landed in their respective countries.
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In interviews with about a dozen league and team executives — all of whom refused to speak on the record — several owners seemed pleased with his approach to addressing the anthem controversy, which was to strive for a way for the N.F.L. to appear patriotic while respectful of its players who were kneeling to raise awareness of racism and police brutality toward African-Americans.
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One of his nieces threw correspondence between her father and her uncle into a bonfire at Arrowhead, and, even though Melville's widow kept her husband's papers in a tin box, including his unpublished manuscripts (" Billy Budd ," tucked away in that box, wasn't published until 1924), Melville's letters to his wife, Elizabeth, appear to have been destroyed by their daughter, who refused to speak her father's name, possibly because, as some evidence suggests, Melville was insane.
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My experience, instead: 30 minutes of waiting in line at guest services to try to give them money because the box office was closed; giving up and moving to another guest relations line just inside the park; and encountering an aghast attendant who demanded I rat out the name of the "cast member" who had let me onto park grounds (I didn't) and then refused to speak to me until I went back outside the entrance to the slow-moving line I had just left.
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After hours of phone calls with Tesla spokespeople, during which the company refused to speak on the record about the tension between promoting its vehicles with language like "full self-driving hardware on all cars" and then insisting drivers who buy Teslas not treat them as self-driving cars (and during which one of the spokespeople kindly told me it sounds like I need to think about my story a little more), the company offered only the statement it issued following the Florida lawsuit in back in October.
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