Sprague
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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“She heard a man’s voice, telling her to kill the kids and kill herself because it was her last chance,” Ms. Sprague said.
From New York Times
“The defendant stated that after he left the house that night, she killed the kids because she heard a voice, and had, quote unquote, a moment of psychosis,” Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Sprague said during a virtual arraignment via Zoom.
From New York Times
Using data from Ms. Clancy’s phone, Ms. Sprague described at length how Ms. Clancy had spent the afternoon of Jan. 24 — making a snowman with her children and taking photos that she sent to her mother and husband.
From New York Times
When Mr. Clancy returned to the house, shortly after 6 p.m., he was confused to find it quiet, Ms. Sprague said.
From New York Times
“She planned these murders, gave herself the time and privacy needed to commit the murders, and then she strangled each child in the place where they should have felt the safest - at home with their Mom,” Sprague said.
From Washington Times
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