Much is being made of President Clinton's hurried backtracking from his confession that his 1993 tax hike for the wealthy was not a good idea.

Why would I need you alive, when I can gain so much more from your public confession and execution?

The inquiry resulted from a Klansman's confession to his wife shortly before he died in December.

You can't have justice from one person's confession, especially under such unusual circumstances.

This is from his confession: After questioning $(suspected subversives$) one morning, one created an incident jumping off the third story.

From his confession we learn that he was not a criminal.

All that nonsense about clues and deductions was drawn from her confession.

It's not clear from Brickman's "confession" whether the young wordsmith is aware of this.

From your confession and indicative looks, I must be that person; if so deceive not yourself.

The sheriff gave the reason, and Melridge added statements from his own confession.