The phrase "a single murder and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific incident or event involving one murder, often in a context that may lead to further elaboration or comparison.
Example: "The investigation revealed a single murder and several attempted assaults in the area, raising concerns about safety."
Alternatives: "one murder and" or "a solitary murder and".
Between the convulsive emotional response to a single murder and an elusive general theory of murder lies another kind of contemplation: the study of the murderousness of nations.
Prosecutors said that Mr. McCoy would almost certainly have to be resentenced because his case involved only a single murder, and it is likely that the charge to the jury in his trial was similar to that at Mr. LaValle's.
Twelve hours passed without a single murder and the authorities held a press conference to announce the feat.
That despite the fact that the younger Scarpa had never been convicted of a single murder and his own father who had "stopped counting" after 50 homicides, got a virtual wrist slap sentence of 10 years from Jack B. Weinstein another judge in the same judicial district.
For instance, the famous six-minute tracking shot in episode four, where Rust goes undercover as a biker and is an accomplice to a gang shootout, makes little narrative sense to me: They are investigating a single murder and Rust finds it necessary to be an accomplice in the murder of half a dozen Black gang members by a White biker gang in order to gain access to a possible suspect?
There was a time when, as a God-fearing member of the community, you could commit a single murder, drop a couple of clues, and wait to be unmasked.
More recently, the AMC drama "The Killing" was excoriated by fans for tracing in minute detail a single murder case for an entire season — and then devising an ambiguous final episode that left the killer's identity unclear.
At a time when the Twitter hashtag #BlackLivesMatter is a rallying cry against police killings of black men, her aim in "Ghettoside" is to show that black lives in the inner city matter too and must be made to matter more.Ms Leovy powerfully portrays the cycle of violence in Watts through the true story of a single murder, told with the chilling detail and gripping pace of a prime-time drama.
Vanesa Tapia Zavala, 25, is being held on $1-million 1-million bail andingle murder charge in the death ofaces Pham, a Wesingleter resident who'd been coaxed by friends into going out for the evening.
