Commit
Let out
Let out verb - Express audibly; utter sounds (not necessarily words).
Both terms in one sentence
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Win Your Freedom: Miguel Dominguez was let out temporarily so that he could commit a murder.
Source: Series / Day Break - Miguel Dominguez in Day Break was let out temporarily so that he could commit a murder.
Source: Win Your Freedom -
After being kidnapped and taken to an impregnable fortress, he has to offer to confess in order to be let out of a cell specifically designed to make its occupant commit suicide, and then has to demand a trial by publicly shaming his accusers to avoid going back there.
Source: Literature / A Game of Thrones
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