Prieto

It was a jaw-dropping moment at the end of an abbreviated day of testimony in Prieto's resentencing for a double murder and rape outside Reston in 1988.

Prieto speaks in Fairfax murder trial Tom Jackman 2010

Other cases from Denver and Aurora were tied to an alias Prieto-Gonzalez was alleged to have used; these included domestic violence.

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“He came to me,” recalls Prieto, “and he said, ‘You better get the hell out of here.

Commie Ball: A Journey to the End of a Revolution Lewis, Michael 2008

The word "Prieto," in opposition to the phrase "abandon the expedition," put the hunters to their wits 'end for invention, and plan after plan was proposed; all, however, ending in the probability -- in fact, certainty -- that if adopted, our trail would be discovered by the enemy, and followed up before we could escape back to the Del Norte.

The Scalp Hunters Mayne Reid 1850

The word "Prieto" struck like music upon their ears.

The Scalp Hunters Mayne Reid 1850

Prieto was an illustrious writer, historian and politician who saved the life of Benito Juárez on March 14, 1858, when he faced the rebels and cried, Halt!

Mexico this month - March 2009

When I first arrived I was on my own but now my Great Britain team-mate Sebastian Prieto has joined me.

Introducing the Guardian's Olympic Diarists 2012

Perhaps the fact that the orchestra's principal conductor, Carlos Prieto, is himself a laureate of this program explains the notable generosity of spirit that pervaded the event.

A Rare Opportunity for Six Young Conductors Stuart Isacoff 2011

Prieto was an illustrious writer, historian and politician who saved the life of Benito Juárez on March 14, 1858, when he faced the rebels and cried, Halt!

Mexico this month - March 2009

In Morelia, they have an office on Calle Guillermo Prieto, on the east side of the street between Av. Madero and Calle Ocampo.

Intercam 2010