ransom bill造句

• Shortly thereafter, many ransom bills appeared in discount stores in Salt Lake City, Utah.
• The first ransom bill from the 1935 George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping turned up in Huntington.
• He had agents travel to banks to capture the kidnapper while passing the ransom bills.
• He unwittingly used a ransom bill to buy gas.
• Upon her arrival at the field office, another ransom bill was discovered in her pocketbook.
• The discovery of ransom bills on board both vessels showed that they had been successfully plundering merchant shipping.
• The FBI Laboratory's examination of these bills revealed the true serial numbers to be identical with those of ransom bills.
• On June 2, 1935, a $ 20 ransom bill was tendered in payment of a railway ticket from Huntington, Oregon, to Salt Lake City, Utah.
• As a result, on June 8, 1935, a police detective stationed at a Woolworth store was notified by a cashier that a woman had presented one of the ransom bills.
• They said $ 38, 000 in $ 100 ransom bills were found in the walls of a mobile home he owned and in a shoulder bag he was carrying when arrested.
• The discovery of a small cache of ransom bills along the banks of the Columbia River in February 1980 triggered renewed interest, but ultimately only deepened the mystery, and the great majority of the ransom remains unrecovered.
• In the early 18th century the custom was that the captain of a captured vessel gave a bond or  ransom bill,  leaving one of his crew as a hostage or  ransomer in the hands of the captor.
• In early 1973, with the ransom money still missing, " The Oregon Journal " republished the serial numbers and offered $ 1, 000 to the first person to turn in a ransom bill to the newspaper or any FBI field office.