Avoid wrecking: Crash, pile-up, fiery inferno, Ambulances, hospitals, Fractures, body cast, braces, scars, surgery, recovery, Paraplegic, rehabilitation, quadriplegic, Visitations, funerals, hearses, Accidental deaths, manslaughter, accidental homicides... Think of not wrecking your car and about those possibilities of injury.
A jury in an American military court later acquitted the soldiers of accidental homicide charges.
The heaviest sentence was 10 years in prison, for accidental homicide.
Will's arrest for an accidental homicide involving Emma's rival boyfriends is the most egregiously perfunctory.
Consider the two French producers who wanted to turn The Big Picture - my second novel, about American suburban disaffection and an accidental homicide - into some sort of quasi-Marxist tract, set in Paris at the time of the Algerian war (they didn't get the rights).
Interestingly, Maxine Peake's delivery of the "To be or not to be" speech (while covered in blood) brought home a great truth for me: it is not simply an abstract discourse, but an agonised self-harming rant, triggered specifically by his grotesque accidental homicide of Ophelia's foolish parent.
In American prisons homicides, including accidental homicide due to the use of violence by the guards, accounted for 1.9% of causes of death of prisoners between 2000 and 2013.
When I heard about the likely accidental homicide of Dominique Frazier at Bowie State last Thursday, then saw her alleged killer Alexis Simpson's mug shot, and read the quote Alexis reportedly uttered before fleeing the scene, my heart divided its empathies between the needlessly deceased only child and the impossibly young, saddened face of the girl being booked for murder.
Missing values in both 'illness duration' and 'therapeutic approach' factors were coded 'unknown' since they considerably refer to accidental, homicide, or suicides.
Consider, for example, the distinctions between striking and killing someone while driving a car at the speed limit (accidental homicide), striking and killing them while speeding (negligent homicide), or striking and killing them intentionally (murder).
Jealousy is such a powerful emotion that at least one study has characterized it as the third leading cause of non-accidental homicide in all cultures.
