While I cannot conclusively determine at this time that Yene's allegations are credible, much of the detail of the story he has told has been corroborated, though none of it clearly inculpates Herman.
12.
"Their credibility at a new trial will be diminished at best, and they no longer have any incentive to try as aggressively to inculpate Keating at a new trial, " the motion says.
13.
"Obviously the police were not happy or satisfied with what she was telling them, " said Cohen . " And they used the techniques that police use to try and get someone to inculpate themselves ."
14.
The Court's opinion reads as if either petitioner or Beanie must be telling the truth, and any evidence tending to inculpate or undermine the credibility of the one would exculpate or enhance the credibility of the other.
15.
"While I cannot conclude at this time that Yene's allegations are credible, much of the detail of the story he has told has been corroborated, though none of it clearly inculpates Herman,"
16.
"" prominent individuals who have inadvertently inculpated themselves by producing, and failing to adequately conceal or to destroy, written or otherwise-recorded evidence that has subsequently implicated them in faults or crimes . ""
17.
In 930, An, who had past grudges against Emperor Mingzong's adoptive son Li Congke, encouraged Li Congke's subordinate Yang Yanwen ( Jie _ �n ) to mutiny, to try to inculpate Li Congke.
18.
Sassetti can be faulted and inculpated in the decline of the bank for failing to prevent the disasters of Lyon and Bruges, and Lorenzo for relying too much on Sassetti and not listening to him when Sassetti did notice problems or tried to fix things.
19.
When the lovers, under torture, each refuse to inculpate the other, the king decides to organize a judicial debate, the cause of women to be defended by a certain Bra�ayda ( Hortensia in other versions ), and the cause of men by a certain Torrellas ( Afranio in other versions ).
20.
Prior to his assassination, Perea Quintanilla wrote in his last column that " Dos Caras, Una Verdad " had several video clips, photos, and documents sufficiently in detail to supposedly inculpate various politicians and officials in the government, including the then-governor of Chihuahua, Jos?Reyes Baeza Terrazas.
