Her captors threatened to harm her family in an effort to extract information.
|
|
" And: "Has he threatened to harm a child, a pet, an elderly family member?
|
|
Iranian intelligence agencies pressured his family, and by one account threatened to harm his son.
|
|
Eisenhower had warned against the invasion and threatened to harm Britain's financial system in retaliation.
|
|
Hebert allegedly "threatened to harm" the boy in order to keep the relationship secret, Fortunato says.
|
|
He "lunged, jabbed and threatened to harm the employee with the knife" before fleeing, police said.
|
|
Prison guards regularly threatened to harm her family if she didn't turn in her activist friends.
|
|
One person threatened to harm me at school, and one person claims to live in my neighborhood.
|
|
In 2015, he allegedly forced her into a home and threatened to harm himself with a weapon.
|
|
Calamari threatened to harm the family if they spoke to police about what happened, according to the lawsuit.
|
|
Connie did not tell police if Alvaro had ever threatened to harm their children or himself, he says.
|
|
He also threatened to harm the employee who was on the phone if they cut off his electricity.
|
|
He had threatened to harm her if she left him, and was eventually charged with organizing her murder.
|
|
The woman there told officers that she had argued with her husband and he threatened to harm the children.
|
|
Marked Tree police began investigating the teacher in April when a concerned parent threatened to harm Goline, KAIT reports.
|
|
Bolsonaro's supporters in recent weeks have threatened to harm Supreme Court justices and physically attacked journalists and opposition voters.
|
|
During the civil rights era, reporters in the South frequently encountered groups of people who threatened to harm them.
|
|
After Saucedo was killed, the gang kidnapped a witness and threatened to harm her child if she told anyone what happened.
|
|
A woman there told officers that she had argued with her husband and that he had threatened to harm the children.
|
|
In the dead of night, Kim Kardashian released a series of videos on Snapchat that threatened to harm Taylor Swift's career.
|
|
She also alleged that Dr. Luke threatened to harm her career and ruin her financially if she were to speak about it.
|
|
Several callers were so desperate they threatened to commit suicide, with some reporting that their enslavers had threatened to harm family members.
|
|
The legal docs also claim Chris has threatened to harm her friends and even recently threw a drink at one of them.
|
|
"One person threatened to harm me at school, and one person claims to live in my neighborhood," he said in a statement.
|
|
Asrary threatened to harm the girl if she did not do as he said, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department alleged in a statement Monday.
|
|
Christopher DePuyt previously told PEOPLE that police received a call from a friend of Spincken's wife claiming that Spincken had threatened to harm his children.
|
|
On several occasions when Amin sought to leave, Islam hit him and threatened to harm his mother and young son in Bangladesh, the statement said.
|
|
Inside, the man revealed himself to be an anti-whaling activist and threatened to harm Mr. McCarty's granddaughter if he continued whaling, Mr. McCarty said.
|
|
The organization heard from women who threatened to harm themselves or who had thrown themselves down stairs to try to end their pregnancies, Gomperts said.
|
|
The New York charges relate to allegations Avenatti had threatened to harm Nike using his public profile unless the shoe and apparel company paid him $10 million.
|
|
From that point on, Ms. Grasso said, Ms. You abused Mr. Urtula psychologically and verbally and frequently threatened to harm or kill herself in order to manipulate him.
|
|
She asked him to "do everyone a favor" and go kill himself, repeatedly called him "worthless," and threatened to harm herself if he did not do what she wanted.
|
|
But he claimed he hit von Viese-Mack only because she threatened to harm the couple's unborn child — as Mack was pregnant at the time — and tried to strangle him.
|
|
The nearly 21,2100 emails she'd received from people in the United States seeking help, some so desperate that they threatened to harm themselves, she said, prompted her to broaden her outreach.
|
|
She, too, attempted to escape the island, but the lawsuit alleged Epstein and a search party found her and threatened to harm or physically restrain her if she refused to cooperate.
|
|
In September, authorities visited his home three times in a 24-hour period after an individual reported that he had attempted to buy a gun and threatened to harm his family members.
|
|
Earlier this month, authorities visited Carter's home three times in a 24-hour period after an individual reported that he had attempted to buy a gun and threatened to harm his family members.
|
|
Gladys Tordil feared her estranged husband and sought a protective court order against him in March, saying, "He threatened to harm me if I leave him," according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
|
|
Earlier this month, authorities visited his home three times in a 24-hour period after an individual reported that he had attempted to buy a gun and threatened to harm his family members.
|
|
Two aides to Mr. Trump, who insisted on anonymity to discuss the meeting, insisted Mr. Trump never used the word "loser" and that Mr. Trump never threatened to harm Mr. Flake's electoral chances.
|
|
Trump's opponents could invoke the precedent set by President Harry Truman's decision to seize control of steel mills over a labor dispute that threatened to harm US military readiness during the Korean War.
|
|
Aaron Carter's trying to buy a gun and has threatened to harm family members ... at least according to anonymous callers who got cops to visit Aaron's house 3 times in a 24-hour span.
|
|
Don Lemon filed a police report in New York against a Twitter user who allegedly hurled racist slurs and threatened to harm the CNN anchor after he made an impassioned plea to Donald Trump, PEOPLE confirms.
|
|
Pasztor lost custody of her children a year and a half ago as she allegedly battled substance abuse and threatened to harm the children, according to both Leanne Pastor and her step-grandmother, Emily Lasko Green.
|
|
Police visited Aaron Carter's Florida home three times in less than 24 hours after an individual reported that the embattled singer had attempted to buy a gun and threatened to harm his family members, PEOPLE confirms.
|
|
She also alleges that he threatened to harm a relative in Washington D.C. PGFD Video U/D Elkwood Lane fire is out – 1 civilian burn patient tx to hospital – cause appears suspicious – fire investigators on location pic.twitter.
|
|
Depuyt says police received a call from a friend of Spincken's wife claiming that Spincken had threatened to harm the children, and officials said in a statement that Spincken was involved in a "domestic dispute" before he jumped.
|
|
A black belt in Tae Kwon Do, Norry says he armed himself years ago after a man who had left anti-Semitic messages on his phone appeared at a synagogue he once led and threatened to harm him.
|
|
Pasztor lost custody of her children a year and a half ago, her family previously told PEOPLE, because she allegedly had substance abuse problems and threatened to harm the children, according to both her mother and her step-grandmother.
|
|
DENVER (Reuters) - A Colorado babysitter has been arrested on suspicion of robbing a drive-through bank by falsely claiming that a man in her car threatened to harm the two children in her care unless given money, police said on Monday.
|
|
The page-long letter stood in stark contrast to an eight-page version circulated on Capitol Hill in March, which proposed adding a provision to allow tariffs to be reinstated if a flood of imports threatened to harm a domestic industry.
|
|
In the final incident that police attribute to Redmond, he allegedly became belligerent inside a coffee shop and when an employee intervened, Redmond pulled out a folding knife and "lunged, jabbed and threatened to harm the employee with the knife," authorities said.
|
|
"She still desires the abortion, and has on at least one occasion threatened to harm herself if she does not obtain it," Lloyd wrote, adding that staff in the shelter where she was detained took "appropriate measures" to prevent her from hurting herself.
|
|
" In the final incident that police attribute to Redmond, he allegedly became belligerent inside a coffee shop and when an employee intervened, police say Redmond pulled out a folding knife and "lunged, jabbed and threatened to harm the employee with the knife.
|
|
The Chicago Police Department cites research that "up to 75 percent of domestic violence victims report that their partners threatened to harm their pets," and the F.B.I. has started including animal cruelty crimes in its statistics because it says they are an early indicator of violent crime.
|
|
Pasztor lost custody of her children in April 2015 because she allegedly had substance abuse problems and threatened to harm the children, according to both Leanne Pasztor, Amber Pasztor's mother, and her step-grandmother, Emily Lasko Green, who spoke to PEOPLE in September following the deaths of the children.
|
|
While still hopeful that Mr. Rubio might prevail, Mr. McConnell has begun preparing senators for the prospect of a Trump nomination, assuring them that, if it threatened to harm them in the general election, they could run negative ads about Mr. Trump to create space between him and Republican senators seeking re-election.
|
|
The mothers never disclosed the paternity of their children because Wesson threatened to harm them and the children if they did so. Court records indicate that Wesson fathered up to 18 children with 7 women and girls, including his five daughters.
|
|
Dmitri was neutralized when Starro threatened to harm his family. He willingly surrendered to the alien's control in order to keep them safe. Other Justice League members eventually defeated the menace. Later, Dmitri and most of the Reds are taken over by the sound-using criminal Sonar.
|
|
Marijana Ruzic was 21-year-old Yugoslavian who lived in Belgrade with her mother. A man had threatened to harm her unless she assisted him by smuggling heroin into Canada. The man stalked her for some time and began threatening her, eventually escalating to violent assaults. Ruzic eventually complied and flew to Canada.
|
|
In 2002, Logan lived with his mother, Katherine Rutan, his four-year- old brother Justin, and his mother's roommate, Melody Lennington. Prior to Logan's disappearance, the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) had taken custody of Logan and Justin after Rutan threatened to harm them. They were returned shortly afterwards. Rutan claimed she had seen Logan playing with matches.
|
|
Angelique lynn Lavallee was in an abusive common law relationship with Kevin Rust. During a particularly serious fight Rust threatened to harm her, saying "either you kill me or I'll get you". During the altercation Rust slapped her, pushed her and hit her twice on the head. At some point during the altercation he handed Lavallee a gun, which she first fired through a window screen.
|
|
Begley grew up in Wythenshawe, Manchester, and moved to Gorton, Manchester aged 17. After getting into trouble with police in his teens, he began working in an ice cream factory. His mother, Dorothy Begley, said her son "grew up overnight". Dorothy Begley had previous called 999 on New Year's Eve 2011 because Jordan had become aggressive and threatened to harm others and himself; however, he later returned home without incident.
|
|
The woman then changed her accusation, accusing Pitts and Lee of the crime. Pitts and Lee confessed to the crime after the police beat them and threatened to harm Lee's wife, among other examples of cruel treatment. Their lawyer, who had been appointed by the Court, advised them to plead guilty. The two men did not have a trial, as they had confessed to the crime and pleaded guilty.
|
|
North Korean leaders had threatened to harm Dean if he did not cooperate but he was never actually tortured. Eventually his rank was uncovered, but they were unable to gather any intelligence from him. When the last of the 34th Infantry's defenders left the city, the 21st Infantry, which had been protecting the road to Taegu, also withdrew, leaving Taejon in the hands of the North Korean forces.
|
|
Sarbandi's family insisted that it was premeditated murder as Jabbari confessed to buying a knife two days before the killing. However, it is alleged that police coerced her into giving a false confession after she was tortured and when her interrogators threatened to harm her sister. Many international human rights groups have repeatedly asked for a new trial due to strong concerns of corruption and repeated mishandling of the case by Iranian authorities.
|
|
Boer wagons crossing the Cunene River The Boers were not well received everywhere. As early as 1874, Herero chiefs Maharero, Kambazembi, and Christian Wilhelm Zeraua requested the Cape authorities to intervene with their settlement in Damaraland. As a result, a position of Special Commissioner for Damaraland was created. In the area around Gobabis, Kaiǀkhauan Kaptein Andreas Lambert on behalf of all leaders of Damaraland threatened to harm them if they did not leave.
|
|
Over the course of the event he fired three shots into the ground, though he never threatened to harm the hostages. The parliament was evacuated, and police surrounded the bus. The event, unfolding for hours in the centre of the nation's capital, became a major media story covered live by the country's networks. At 7:55 Yacoub released the remaining five hostages and exited the bus where he was taken into custody.
|
|
Max is arrested and released on bail, until Carl goads him into attacking him, and he is remanded in custody. He then ends his relationship with Kirsty under Carl's instructions, who has threatened to harm Lauren. Carl also forces Max to tell his family he is guilty, and Lauren is the only person who believes he is innocent. On the day of Max's trial, Ian fails to turn up, and Max is released without charge, to Carl's fury.
|
|
Afterwards, Byakuya's attitude toward Rukia changes significantly. He is seen to care for Rukia in an indirect manner and displays a new view on the idea that the law is never perfect. When the Bounts' threatened to harm the Soul Society it becomes serious, Byakuya uses the Kuchiki Clan's records to gain information on the Bount's for head captain Yamamoto. Byakuya, aiding Rukia in her battle with Yoshi, attempts to seek out the Bount leader Jin Kariya.
|
|
Adele told Clifford that Mo was his daughter, resulting in him running away from her. Elliot was forced to intervene when Mo and Adele began an argument on the ward. While planning Adele's engagement party, Mo was unaware that Clifford had placed her life in danger, as he struggled to pay his debts to gangsters. They threatened to harm Mo, and junior doctor Arthur Digby (Rob Ostlere) later found a badly beaten woman outside the hospital, who turned out to be Adele.
|
|
"Leading Pakistan politician Zahra Shahid Hussain killed outside home", guardian.co.uk, May 18, 2013."PTI leader Zahra Shahid Hussain gunned down in Karachi", thenews.com.pk. The MQM chief a few days earlier had used threatening language saying his party workers would teach protesters at Teen Talwar a lesson if he ordered them to do so. Altaf Hussain also threatened to harm those who were hatching conspiracies against MQM and said “I am about to set free my enraged followers if opposition against our party is not stopped”.
|
|
First, three days after Louis XVI's flight to Varennes, a quarrel between two local priests and one of the new constitutional vicars became heated, and a crowd surrounded the inn where the priests were staying, demanding blood. The young colonel broke through the crowd and extricated the two priests, who then fled. At a river crossing on the same day, another crowd threatened to harm the priests. Louis Philippe put himself between a peasant armed with a carbine and the priests, saving their lives.
|
|
1947 By May, the Smallholders' Party had been deprived of its elected majority as a result of mass arrests and exclusions of its MPs, and Nagy was politically isolated. Receiving the Communists' ultimatum while travelling abroad in Switzerland, the Communists threatened to harm his son if he did not resign or return to Hungary to face trial. Nagy agreed to the former as a result, but he did not formally ratify his resignation until his hostage son had reached exile on 2 June.Borhi, László.
|
|
Phil is hospitalised and Carl frames Max for cutting the brakes after forcing Ian to become a false witness, promising to cancel the debt. Max is arrested and released on bail, until Carl goads him into attacking him, and he is remanded in custody. Max ends his relationship with Kirsty under Carl's instructions, who has threatened to harm his daughter Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa). Carl attempts to take over Phil's businesses while he is in hospital, and after Shirley Carter (Linda Henry) challenges him, she mysteriously disappears.
|
|
During the Nazi Era sociology and political science were disintegrated, because the analytical potential of these sciences threatened to harm the Völkisch movement as the intellectual and spiritual foundation of the new Reich. Therefore numerous social scientists were driven into emigration, from which only a small part would return to Germany after the Second World War. The so-called Munich School of Political Science, i.e. the normatively oriented political science at the University of Munich after the Second World War, was shaped by the emigrant Eric Voegelin.
|
|
Public and media reports in Pakistan surfaced that Asif had married Pakistani actress and model, , on 28 May 2009, in a private ceremony in London. Howevlik denied that the marriage had taken place. In April 2010, Veena Malik filed a complaint against Asif claiming that he threatened to harm her if she did not stop pursuing her demand that he return the loan of around Rs 14 million he had taken from her. Later, she served a legal notice on Asif, after two cheques he gave her to settle the outstanding amount were bounced.
|
|
Meanwhile, a shady organization run by Daniel Treadwell (Daniel Gerroll), and Gary starts a relationship with Kate. In the series finale, Karen returns to Mack, and the presumed dead Valene returns, revealing she had faked her death to hide from Treadwell's people, who had threatened to harm her for coming across secretive information. Treadwell's mysterious partner is revealed to be Abby, who has been orchestrating the takeover of the Sumner Group all along. However, Greg stops Abby by threatening to reveal her dirty dealings while she was in Japan.
|
|
They began daily interrogations primarily aimed at forcing military intelligence from him or making him sign a written condemnation of the UN intervention in Korea, but Dean adamantly refused to do so. Senior North Korean military leaders continued such interrogations through October 1950 but eventually gave up when Dean would not cooperate and was not intimidated by their threats. Dean continued to suffer from illness related to poor food but he was not given another interpreter and was not interrogated after October 1950. North Korean leaders had threatened to harm Dean if he did not cooperate but he was never actually tortured.
|
|
Dr. Basim Dhaif alleged that he was beaten in front of his children at his home at the time of his arrest, and eventually signed a false confession while in custody after authorities threatened to harm his family. Dr. Nader Dawani, a pediatrician, stated that he was forced to stand for seven days while being beaten by a female officer, and that other officers had tried to force a bottle into his anus. The BICI verified that "many detainees were subjected to torture and other forms of physical and psychological abuse". The report stated that medics were among the tortured.
|
|
Ugandan migrant workers are subjected to sex trafficking in United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, Iran, Egypt, Turkey, and Algeria. Despite the government's complete ban in 2016 on Ugandans’ travel abroad for domestic work, some licensed and unlicensed agencies circumvented this ban by sending Ugandans through Kenya and Tanzania. Traffickers, who appear to be increasingly organized, are frequently relatives or friends of victims, or may pose as wealthy women or labor recruiters promising vulnerable Ugandans well-paid jobs abroad or in Uganda's metropolitan areas. Some traffickers threatened to harm the victims’ family or confiscated travel documents.
|
|
On 25 July 1974, Dupas was sentenced to nine years' imprisonment with a minimum period of five years for an attack on a married woman in her own home. Dupas broke into the victim's house and threatened her with a knife before tying her up with cord and raping her. He threatened to harm her baby when she resisted his attack. The sentencing judge described the offence as "one of the worst rapes that could be imagined". In 1979, approximately two months after his release from prison, Dupas again molested women in four separate attacks over a ten-day period.
|
|
They find that New Age has been producing state of the art surface to air missiles and pretending to destroy the prototypes, while selling them to foreign terrorists. Neagley and Reacher leave Berenson's house after finding out Berenson is being blackmailed by New Age's corrupt director, Allen Lamaison, who has threatened to harm her son if she reveals what she knows. Upon discovering this, Reacher and Neagley arrange a safe hiding place for them. After investigating Lamaison, they also discover that Lamaison used to be a police officer before joining New Age, and his partner was none other than Curtis Mauney.
|
|
In February 2019, an investigative report by The Verge described poor working conditions in Cognizant's Phoenix, Arizona, office. Cognizant employees tasked with content moderation for Facebook developed mental health issues, including posttraumatic stress disorder, as a result of exposure to graphic violence, hate speech, and conspiracy theories in the videos they were instructed to evaluate. Moderators at the Phoenix office reported drug abuse, alcohol abuse, and sexual intercourse in the workplace, and feared retaliation from terminated workers who threatened to harm them. In response, a Cognizant representative stated the company would examine the issues in the report.
|
|
Vijay Saxena lives a middle-class lifestyle along with his college-going sister, Sweety, in a small town in India. He gets a job as a Professor at the City College, where he meets with Sweety's friend, Sudha Verma, and both fall in love with each other. When a student, Adhikari, attempts to molest Sudha, Vijay comes to her rescue, only to subsequently apologize to Adhikari when Sudha retracts her testimony and ends up blaming Vijay for molesting her. Later Vijay finds out that Adhikari and some goons had threatened to harm Sudha's younger sister, and the duo resume their romance.
|
|
She rented a house in the town, but was evicted after failing to pay her rent, and in early 2012 moved to live in India. Sandiford was married but separated, the relationship having produced two children. Sandiford was arrested on 19 May 2012 after arriving at Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport on a Thai Airways flight from Bangkok, Thailand, when 4.8 kg (10.6 lb) of cocaine was found in the lining of her suitcase during a routine search. She claimed to have been forced into carrying the drugs by a gang who had threatened to harm members of her family if she did not comply with their demands.
|
|
In an interview in 2000, shortly after Reggie's death, Freddie Foreman revealed that McVitie had a reputation for leaving carnage behind him due to his habitual consumption of drugs and heavy drinking, and his having threatened to harm the twins and their family.The Murders of the Black Museum: 1980-1970 pp. 546-547 Tony and Chris Lambrianou and Ronnie Bender helped clear up the evidence of this crime, and attempted to assist in the disposal of the body. With McVitie's body being too big to fit in the boot of the car, the body was wrapped in an eiderdown and put in the back seat of a car.
|
|
The Sherpas stage a protest meeting and most do not want to climb - some out of respect for the dead and others in order to push for better working conditions. Brice believes a small group of Sherpas have threatened to harm any Sherpas who do continue and for this reason decides to cancel his expedition, although Tashi notes that he is unaware of any such threats. The 2014 climbing season is cancelled and the closing titles note that Tashi honoured his family's wishes and retired. It also notes that the 2015 season was cancelled due to avalanches in the wake of the April 2015 Nepal earthquake.
|
|
On 18 December 2019, a name suppression order was lifted, revealing that Pua Magasiva had been convicted of domestic assault against his wife in April, 15 days before his death. Pua was sentenced to 70 hours of community work, and six months of supervision. According to his widow, he had engaged in a regular pattern of abuse, concussed her three times, and threatened to harm her, himself, or their daughter, if she went to the police. She claimed to have later found a diary belonging to him showing "pages... full of haunting images, tortured thoughts and self-loathing" and admitting that he had always been violent and angry.
|
|
The defenders realized that they were doomed, and that it was not possible to maintain the Christian conquest of Jerusalem. At the request of the Latin Patriarch Hiraklios, and probably under pressure from the civilian population, the Christians decided to enter into negotiations with Saladin, leading to a conditional surrender. The Crusaders threatened to harm the Islamic holy sites on the Temple Mount, the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque if the blockade continued. This threat, combined with pressure from the Muslim battalion commanders to end the fighting, led to the signing of a contract which surrendered the city to Saladin, making the residents prisoners of war who could redeem themselves for a fee.
|
|
He soon explains this to his girlfriend, Luke's sister Steph (Tisha Merry), upon confessing to everything due to Phelan's blackmail; Steph, through angry at Andy, forgives him when she learns that Phelan threatened to harm her as well. Planning to leave for Portugal together, Steph goes along while Andy stays behind to incriminate Phelan. His attempt is halted when Phelan arrives to bid him farewell, only to discover the laptop in the room which is playing the CCTV footage video of him and Todd unknowingly incriminating themselves. Things get heated when Phelan realizes that Andy is recording their conversation about the scam and Michael, which quickly turns into a confrontation when Andy knocks Phelan out for taunting him over Michael.
|
|
Griamore is very devoted to Veronica to the point of opposing the Holy Knights of Henderickson's faction when they threatened to harm her if he refuse to hand Elizabeth over to them. After taking a seemingly dead Veronica to Pernes for a proper burial at Elizabeth's request, Griamore was reported dead before returning at the last minute to aid in Hendrickson's defeat. He accompanies his cousin Gilthunder and Howzer in their search for answers regarding his father's research, only to gain Hendrickson as an ally when they face a Gray Demon. :Griamore is later cursed to revert into his childhood self by the ability of a monster that he and Slader fight during their training in Istal, ultimately playing a role in Fraudin's defeat as the demon grew to care about him.
|
|
Jaina Narayana temple Pattadakal built by Rashtrakuta Amoghavarsha Amoghavarsha I preferred to remain friendly with all his neighbours and feudatories and avoided taking an aggressive posture against them. It is still debated whether he abdicated his throne at times to fulfill religious pursuits.He retired to his Jain monastery more than once during his long reign (Sastri 1955, p395) He deeply cared for his subjects and once when a calamity threatened to harm them (according to the Sanjan plates), he offered his finger as a sacrifice to the goddess Mahalakshmi of Kolhapur. For this benevolent act the Sanjan inscription likens him to puranic heroes such as Bali, Shibi and Jimutavahana (hero of the play Nagananda).From the Sanjan plates (Kamath 2001, p79) It is written that the rulers of Vanga, Anga, Magadha, Malwa and Vengi worshipped him.
|
|