The phrase "accidental murder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or narrative contexts to describe a killing that was not intended or planned.
Example: "The jury found him guilty of accidental murder after determining that the shooting was a tragic mistake."
Alternatives: "unintentional homicide" or "involuntary manslaughter."
Suicide, accidental, murder.
Cue the fourth messy, accidental murder of the evening, and the stage is set for a proper Fargo crime.
An accidental murder sparks events into action and the film makes several sharp points about class, race and inequality.
The Glorious Heresies, which evolved out of a first, "relentlessly grim" novel about post-Magdalene, post-crash Ireland, is all three: a rollicking tale of drug-dealing, young love and accidental murder in Cork.
It's a tight scene – we might have expected Ed to come to the conclusion that the industrial grinders at his disposal would be the ideal solution to accidental murder; but that doesn't make the reality of going through with it any easier.
There's no denying that this was an episode packed with religious symbolism – both explicitly in scenes like the priest refusing to absolve Ricardo of his accidental murder, and the burying of Isabella's cross, and also more subtly with Jacob plunging Richard into the ocean for another impromptu Lost baptism.
"From spontaneous combustions and accidental murders to making car noises to freak out cashiers you're robbing, GTA Online is incredible," tweets Dylan.
Accidental death, murder, suicide?
Firearms are the cause of death for more than 33,000 people in America every year, according to the CDC; a number that includes both accidental discharge, murder and suicides, which are on the increase, especially in states with lax gun-control laws, according to the New England Journal of Medicine.
The movie's offscreen, near-accidental wife murder becomes a closeup bludgeoning; the original small-time blackmail scam evolves into a cavalcade of glamorous massacres involving a Mob syndicate.
One family after another is fractured by accidental death, by murder or by exile.
