| In April, people in Ilave burst into a town council meeting, grabbed their mayor, dragged him through the streets and lynched him. |
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| In 1892 three acquaintances of this Black newspaperwoman were lynched in Memphis, Tennessee. |
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| Well, that is until I am lynched by my fellow passengers for not obeying the unwritten rules of travel on the London Underground. |
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| He had taken a seat next to the guys in the front, and while they didn't look particularly welcoming, they hadn't lynched him yet. |
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| He was lynched in Italy while serving in World War II, after being accused of raping one White woman and murdering another. |
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| The man was subsequently lynched and thereafter Hammett believed he was living in a corrupt society. |
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| Charles Kennedy is the latest liberal to be lynched by the right-wing press. |
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| If you just grabbed an unconvicted murderer off the street and lynched him, you would be a murderer in your own right. |
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| Another theory holds that the townspeople lynched him and threw him off the bridge leading into town. |
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| The latter were much more numerous and the oppositionists marched under the benevolent protection of the police to avoid being lynched. |
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| While Miner was buying supplies with this new money, the Pond brothers were caught and lynched by a mob of angry citizens outside the jail house. |
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| At about the same time, Setsuko Otsuki and Michiyo Kaneko were lynched at the Haruna Mountain Base. |
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| He was also lynched beaten and hung from a tree in Abbeville, South Carolina, in 1916 after an argument with a white storekeeper. |
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| They include Jean Mary Sauterre, whose brother Sauterre Sonel was lynched, Elad Chauvette, Castro Dèfaite, and an individual known as Zandolit. |
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| A good third of her MPs dare not visit their fiefs for fear of being lynched for treating their constituencies as cash tills. |
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| The officers explained that those Sikhs had been lynched to death and that Singh ought to anticipate the same fate for himself. |
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| Men, women, and children are stripped naked and inspected like chattel, and later, lynched with impunity. |
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| Thus, during Jim Crow, black men were routinely hanged, castrated, and lynched for alleged sexual assaults against white women. |
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| Some were lynched and many others brought before the courts where they were convicted and sentenced to long terms working on county chain and highway gangs. |
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| In 1893, at Aigues-Mortes in France, Italian salt workers in the Peccais were lynched in xenophobic attacks about the protection of local jobs. |
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| If I go out onto the streets tonight will I be lynched by an England mob? |
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| In junior high school, in 1938, I witnessed a red-haired guy being lynched because his name was Levy. |
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| Which he wanted to do at Blacktown earlier in the week, but unfortunately his minders created an invitation only affair to protect him from getting lynched. |
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| In Gao, a young Touareg who tried to steal a Landrover near the mosque during Friday prayers was lynched by the crowd. |
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| The ex-soldiers cannot leave the centre: they could be lynched by the locals. |
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| In some regions, one often came across innocent women branded as witches and lynched by villagers who wanted to possess the land and property belonging to the victims. |
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| At this moment, in New York, there's an enormous discussion going on about the fact that 3,000 American blacks were lynched, in the late 19th century and the 20th century. |
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| In 1908, a year before the centennial of Lincoln's birth, a black bootmaker he had known named William Donnegan was lynched in the course of an especially grisly race riot in Springfield, Illinois. |
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| If Mr Katiforis's report had been approved in its initial wording, none of the members of the Committee on Fisheries could have gone into any fishing region again without fear of being lynched. |
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| Ousted Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was lynched on Thursday in the city of Sirte. |
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| He lingers nostalgically in Boot Hill cemeteries, the last abodes of bodies that were shot, lynched or otherwise violently assaulted. The reputations of a few American legends are damaged by asides. |
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| Actually, I think he might have been lynched by a mob of angry passers-by! |
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| This reminds me of those two French men, Jean-Claude Irvoas and Jean-Jacques Le Chenadec, who were lynched during last year's riots in the French banlieu for similar reasons. |
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| There is no doubt that Saddam Hussein is a gangster, but if we are to have an international legal system, he must not be lynched, and we should not impose a collective death penalty, which hits innocent people. |
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| Around this time Takashi Yamada's was also lynched. |
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| Some people of advanced age have been persecuted by the people, arrested for sorcery and conducted in police stations, or others are simply lynched by the population. |
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| You realize, of course, that this thread would probably get us lynched by the large Rocketshipper population on the net. |
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| Their larger-than-life dean, the court poet Adrian Paunescu, had been nearly lynched by a furious mob who remembered his bootlicking verses. |
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| However, an angry mob climbed the walls of the building and, by dislodging the roof tiles and throwing them at the prisoners below, lynched those inside. |
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