How to use "suspected" in a sentence

In 1902 Inspector Abbeline suspected a man called George Chapman, a publican who was arrested for poisoning his barmaid Maud Marsh

When she had suspected Michael of doing the dirty work, she had been disturbed and distressed, but she hadn't been frightened

He suspected that the feeling was mutual.

Later, we became quite friendly and he admitted that, for a long time, he had suspected me of killing Andre

Perhaps he suspected her of the crime and was trying to protect her

'He asked me if I wanted to find my husband's murderer, and I said, "Yes." And then he asked me whether I suspected anyone, and I said, "No." And then he said, did I think the person who committed the crime knew the village, and I said they certainly seemed to

The only person I suspected was Archer.'

I believed him but I suspected that he knew more than he said

'So it was Lawrence Redding you suspected?' I asked.

But no one suspected the truth, that the Martians had fired missiles, which were now rushing towards us at a speed of many kilometres a second across the great emptiness of space.

No one in Hampshire knew anything about her marriage, so when Sir F said that he had married her, no one suspected anything

No one suspected that he wasn't the legitimate heir