The phrase "accidental murderer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has unintentionally caused the death of another person, typically in a legal or moral context.
Example: "The jury found him guilty of manslaughter, labeling him as an accidental murderer rather than a premeditated killer."
Alternatives: "unintentional killer" or "inadvertent murderer".
The accidental murderer will be protected from the wrath of the "blood avenger," a family member of the deceased.
There was a more standard secondary plot about an "accidental" murderer and a tertiary one about human trafficking that will presumably be picked up in the third series, which has been greenlit.
Laying bare the modern Indian psyche, he approaches it by way of his loserish protagonists -- unfaithful wife, accidental murderer, washed-up basketball star who cries too easily, alcoholic father, 7/11 worker -- many of whom represent exaggerated pieces of his own personality.
Suicide, accidental, murder.
Description of "The Accidental Witness": "A murderer goes after a female attorney when he thinks that she has witnessed one of his killings".
Accidental death, murder, suicide?
Sidney thinks the death was accidental; Geordie thinks Bell is a murderer and deserves to be hanged.
The Hollywood Production Code, however, could not allow a murderer to escape unpunished and so an accidental death had to be engineered.
So long as people conflate murders and suicides by firearm with accidental deaths, people who understand the statistics will feel they are being treated as potential murderers or suicides when doctors ask prying questions about firearms ownership.
San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi, known for his battles for criminal justice reform and his role in a high-profile case of an accused murderer in the country illegally, died of an accidental overdose of cocaine and alcohol, the city's medical examiner reported Friday.
