The phrase "a victim which" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct relative pronoun to use with "victim" is "who" since it refers to a person.
Example: "She was a victim who suffered greatly from the incident."
Alternatives: "a victim that" or "an individual who".
We are back to Armstrong's need to portray himself as a victim, which goes back to his explanation for his doping: everyone did it, I had no option.
Byrne brings great sympathy to James, a domestic tyrant who can't help but see himself as a victim, which he is also.
Looking to avoid a case that pits a priest against a victim, which numerous shows have done, Mr. Kelley invented a case in which a man who had been raped by a priest as a teenager sues a childhood friend for endorsing the priest as a counselor even though the friend himself had previously been raped by him.
This is demonstrated in the case of a patterned blunt injury to the face of a victim, which injury was subsequently proven by FPHG to have been caused by a blow from the muzzle of a soft air gun.
You cap your tirade by posing the rhetorical question to Williams: "Do you see yourself as a victim (which he clearly does not)?
Popkov's bloody killing spree allegedly came to an end after he contracted the sexually transmitted disease syphilis from a victim, which left him impotent and without the will to rape and kill, he supposedly said during a police questioning.
Dylan Farrow is, in her letter, a convincing victim, which means there must be a victimizer.
To increase the effect of their tactics they needed a famous victim which would set an example for the rest of the society.
And I've seen an ad from Planned Parenthood featuring a rape victim, which uses voting "analysis" to imply that Mr McCain doesn't wish to see rapists punished.
At the inquest, Imlay was declared "dead", rather than a suicide or an insanity victim, which saved her body from various indignities after death.
And some of it is disturbing, like the footage of a napalm victim which Curtis has looped so that the boy's death throes take on a grisly choreography.
