The phrase "a murder at a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific incident of murder that occurred at a particular location or event.
Example: "The detective was called to investigate a murder at a local bar last night."
Alternatives: "a homicide at a" or "a killing at a".
The book opens with a murder at a drive-in where "Black Caesar" is being shown.
Horatio David Carusoo, left) and Calleigh Emily Procterr) investigate a murder at a high school class reunion.
Fast forward six years and we're back in London with a murder at a tower block and one of our drug guinea pigs in quite a bad way.
He was in "Call for the Dead," and then in "A Murder of Quality" (1962), in which he is somehow transfigured into a detective, and asked by a friend to investigate a murder at a public school.
Chaney was not yet open to the notion of making a sound picture, so Hungarian actor Bela Lugosi was recruited to play the police inspector investigating a murder at a seance.
A casino executive said recently that he worried less about a junket going under than he did about the implication of a Macanese official in a corruption scandal or a murder at a casino.
In 1917, the archaeologist Amelia Peabody investigates a murder at an ancient Egyptian burial site.
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn called a witness yesterday who said he saw a murder at the center of a death penalty case that has drawn national attention.
A murder at the Louvre leads to a trail of clues found in the work of Leonardo and to the discovery of a secret society.
He is said to have asked: "Why has this been allowed to come out?" Asked about widespread political coverups, even of a murder at Dolphin Square, a former Labour chief whip said: "I don't see how it would work".
At issue now is whether the assassination of an abortion doctor and a murder at the National Holocaust Museum are signs that the angry white man irrationality is back.
