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perpetrators
«The pseudonymous perpetrator of America's only unsolved airline hijacking [is] a folk hero as shadowy as Deep Throat and as morally troublesome as Jesse James.»
Author: David Gates
(Singer, Song Writer)
| About:
America and Americans
| Keywords:
airline, airlines, folk, folk hero, hijack, hijacked, hijacking, James, Jesse, Jesse James, morally, perpetrator, perpetrators, pseudonymous, shadowy, throat, troublesome, unsolved
«From Jesse James to Loeb and Leopold, from the perpetrators of the St Valentine's Day's massacre to the Lindbergh kidnapper and beyond, our celebrated delinquents have become a part of the national heritage.»
Author: F. W. Dupree
| Keywords:
celebrated, delinquent, delinquents, heritage, James, Jesse, Jesse James, kidnapper, kidnappers, massacre, perpetrator, perpetrators, St James, The National, Valentine Day
«When you're the victim of the behavior, it's black and white; when you're the perpetrator, there are a million shades of gray.»
Author: Laura Schlessinger
| Keywords:
gray, perpetrator, perpetrators, shades, shades of, shades of gray, The Victim
«Every act of dishonesty has at least two victims: the one we think of as the victim, and the perpetrator as well. Each little dishonesty makes another little rotten spot somewhere in the perpetrator's psyche.»
Author: Lesley Conger
| About:
Honesty
| Keywords:
dishonesty, perpetrator, perpetrators, psyche, rotten, spot, The Victim, victim, victims
«We cannot lightly allow the perpetrator of a serious crime to go free simply because that person believed his actions were reasonable and necessary to prevent some perceived harm.»