The phrase "a specific murder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular instance of murder, often in discussions about crime, law, or investigations.
Example: "The detective was assigned to investigate a specific murder that had occurred in the downtown area last week."
Alternatives: "a particular murder" or "an individual murder".
McDade included newspapers only if an entire issue was devoted to a specific murder, and his chronology ends around the time when the daily press eclipsed the publishing industry in its coverage of crime.
Murders can be solved and even explained — at least, that's the operating assumption of criminal investigation and the narrative logic behind every whodunit — but to think about a specific murder with any clarity, or for very long, can be difficult, and viscerally painful.
The questions are prompted by a trio of recent books by well-regarded writers that take specific murder cases and place them under the microscope of history.
There was no specific murder charge, but prosecutors alleged that he killed both victims in a plot to pillage their bank accounts and credit lines.
Mr Killen, an elderly preacher who has pleaded not guilty, is the first person in the case to face trial on specific murder charges.Down on the farmVenezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, set up a committee to speed the distribution of "unproductive" farms to peasant co-operatives.
Let's react to that specific case in prosecuting that specific murder, and making sure he faces very swift consequences and accountability.
After you have come up with how your contestants will die, you have to write riddles to address each specific murder.
The two men, like the nuns, have denied the charges of complicity in specific murders and of responsibility in a number of unspecified deaths.
The legal difficulty is in defining individual guilt; attempts to convict other SS members have failed in the past because they could not be linked to specific murders.
In the decades after the Nuremberg trials, German prosecutors relied almost exclusively on evidence, largely from eyewitnesses, that linked suspects to specific murders in order to convict them.
Unlike Mr. Demjanjuk, who is not charged with specific murders, Mr. Göke said, Mr. Kunz is accused of personally shooting two people on one occasion and eight more on another day.
