Incriminating messages left by the man on her answering machine were also available for evidence.

Incriminating papers, with my signature forged - that's what they are!

Incriminating documents and the keys to a network of safe houses were discovered.

Incriminating papers from industry files could give future plaintiffs a far greater chance to succeed.

Incriminating evidence against you is being compiled.

Incriminating, absolute evidence against their boss who would tell Aldrath what he needed to know about the rest of it.

Incriminating documents, from now on to be forgotten; not even to exist among the secret archives of The Shadow.

Incriminating cassette tapes of the account have fallen into the hands of the blackmailers.

"Incriminating seems a strong word.

Incriminating evidence piled up.

Incriminating powder burns marred my jacket.

Incriminating circumstances never deterred The Shadow.

Incriminating evidence in E. Howard Hunt's White House safe was removed and destroyed.

They've threatened to turn me in to the IRS and to send inCriminating infprmation to the media."

Incriminating evidence in hand, General Manager Gene Michael and an aide, Bill Bergesch, marched off to the league office Tuesday.

Pièces à Conviction (French: "Incriminating evidence") is a monthly French investigative journalism TV program that airs on France 3.

Incriminating espionage items were hidden in their clothing without their knowledge, so that when they were picked up by North Vietnamese security forces, they would appear to be American agents.

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Feb. 23, 1990 - Incriminating statements by five of the six defendants are admitted as evidence by Justice Thomas B. Galligan of State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

Incriminating evidence in the F.T.C.'s case, for instance, could have been used in a separate civil case brought against Intel by Intergraph, a producer of specialized computer work stations.

Travel Can Be Incriminating Albanians are forbidden to leave except on officially approved missions, and under the nation's criminal code, an attempt to flee results in a sentence ranging from 10 years' imprisonment to death.

Incriminating physical evidence included the bite impressions Bundy left in Levy's left buttock, which forensic odontologists Richard Souviron and Lowell Levine matched to castings of Bundy's teeth.

Incriminating documents appearing to be stolen from ChronoPay appeared online during this feud, as incriminating information appearing to be from Gusev's spam brokerage project Spammit.

Incriminating evidence about Mr. Philby came from defectors who had worked for Soviet intelligence, and in 1963 he fled to safety in the Soviet Union from Beirut, where he had been working as a journalist.

Incriminating Testimony In his four hours before the jury, Mr. Querques never mentioned the fungo baseball bat, broom handle and stick that the state contends the young woman was sexually assaulted with in the Scherzer basement.

She looked about ready to say something incriminating any moment.

And he would not be incriminated by a paper; but North was.

Not that he was about to incriminate himself over the phone.

They knew how wide open and incriminating such phone use could be.

I think they must have found something that incriminated her.

"How can an answer to such a question incriminate her?"

But that's not going to help you, or incriminate me!

This does not mean that any answer would certainly or even might incriminate him.

He said something to the effect that there was no evidence to incriminate any of them.

But this guy took the stand and ended up incriminating himself.

Nothing said about Louis up to now could incriminate either of them.

In addition, some parents were gone when the boys first incriminated themselves.

A second attempt to incriminate him in 1570 was also without result.

We have found nothing to incriminate either of those victims.

Those players still might decline to talk rather than risk incriminating themselves.

One moment of confusion and he might give someone away, or incriminate himself.

Every paper which would incriminate him was destroyed before he left the house.

But Jake had already incriminated himself too far to back down now.

But I need your commitment not to go to the police if you find out something that incriminates me.

Even so, how could anything buried there incriminate anyone living now?

The husband, he says, had no idea of how far the authorities would go to incriminate his wife.

No matter how much they searched, there was nothing in the house to incriminate him.

There was nothing in the shop or his home that could incriminate him.

"It may have been placed there by someone in order to incriminate you?"

"I refuse to answer on the ground that to do so may incriminate me."