Across: |
| 1. | Morgan would be thrown into jail for a long time for ___ping. |
| 3. | He went to visit his ___. |
| 8. | FBI officials were ___d. |
| 10. | He had been under ___ care for much of his life. |
| 11. | She would get a law passed ___ding doctors to have lunches. |
| 12. | Morgan would be thrown into jail for reckless ___. |
| 14. | Police and the FBI drove over to the office and ___ed it. |
| 16. | The ___ asked him to please hold on. |
| 20. | His "bomb" was nothing more than a few ___s. |
| 21. | The police brought him a Whopper from Burger ___. |
| 22. | He ordered them not to try to ___. |
| 24. | Morgan would be thrown into jail for a long time for ___. |
| 25. | Morgan ___ed he was not getting the treatment he needed. |
| 26. | This is a nation of ___s, not excuses. |
| 27. | Morgan had ___ed a presidential candidate. |
| 28. | Morgan had interrupted a ___ presidential candidate. |
| 31. | Morgan was not getting the medical ___ he needed. |
| 33. | How can my doctor eat ___ all day long? |
| 36. | "___ illness is no excuse," he declared. |
| 38. | ___ of the workers had her cell phone number. |
| 39. | Morgan was known for his strange ___. |
| 40. | The police rushed in and ___d him. |
| 41. | I will ___ myself along with the others. |
| 42. | Hillary was in ___, talking to voters about her plan. |
| 44. | A police ___ asked Morgan to release the hostages. |
| 45. | FBI ___s were outraged that Morgan had interrupted a candidate. |
| 46. | "Mental illness is no excuse," he ___d. |
| 47. | He told the five workers to go about their ___. |