Significados de notorious criminals en inglés

The most notorious criminals began their career under the lash of parental cruelty.

Guzman, 62, joins a long list of notorious criminals who call the prison home.

Melbourne Crime Tours retrace the steps of some of the city's most notorious criminals.

Pollsmoor Maximum Security Prison holds some of the country's most notorious criminals and gangs.

ADX Florence's current roster of about 376 inmates reads like a who's who of notorious criminals.

What became of the families of notorious criminals?

That lockup houses some of the most notorious criminals ever to set foot in an American courtroom.

They are supposed to be the Fox brothers, two of the most notorious criminals in the West.

They had been joined by a mob armed with sticks and cudgels, just as when notorious criminals are taken.

The war criminals, notorious criminals, minors as well as mentally ill criminals are all serving their sentences in Zenica prison.

Here are two notorious criminals who should be safely locked up, and yet you ask me to spare them until morning.

Manson, one of the 20th century's most notorious criminals, died in November at the age of 83.

After all, Mihalik was a prominent criminal lawyer whose rep sheet includes representing some of the most notorious criminals in the underworld.

The introduction of anti-organised crime legislation and new Garda drugs, criminal assets and fraud bureaux were beginning to target our most notorious criminals.

His father was a United States marshal, and was instrumental in gathering in a number of the most notorious criminals of his day.

In Stephen's reign many notorious criminals had managed to get themselves enrolled among the clergy, and had thus escaped the hanging they deserved.