The phrase "arson murder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or criminal contexts to describe a murder that is committed in conjunction with an act of arson.
Example: "The investigation revealed that the suspect was charged with arson murder after the fire claimed the lives of two victims."
Alternatives: "murder by arson" or "homicide related to arson".
These include a woman who spent 17 years in prison for the arson murder of her three-year-old-son.
Intense is the style of George L. Bolen, the prosecutor of Olivia Riner, the Swiss au pair charged with the arson murder of the baby in her care.
Since the August offensive, U.N. patrols have documented a systematic campaign of arson, murder and looting by the Croatian military," said Alun R. Roberts, the United Nations press officer in Knin.
The four-day spree of looting, arson, murder and mayhem that spread from London to major cities may have had its roots in decades of social neglect, but it had no discernible political agenda: Its promise was destruction, not the creation of a new order.
The officer, in his jail blue uniform, was the last prosecution witness in the three-week trial of Mr. Hayes, one of two men charged with rape, arson, murder and other crimes at the home of the Petit family of Cheshire in 2007.
A man who escaped an early-morning fire that claimed the lives of his wife and four small children this month has been arrested after trying to flee from the police and charged with the arson murder of his family, the authorities said.
Throughout history human beings have objected to being enslaved and have responded in myriad ways ranging from individual shirking, alcoholism, flight, and suicide to arson, murdering owners, and mass rebellion.
A family asks: Was an innocent man executed for arson murders?
Out of the 122 Serbian Orthodox churches in the area, one was destroyed and 17 were damaged, but most of the damage to the churches occurred prior to the Serb retreat., Croatian authorities have received 6,390 reports of crimes committed in the area during or after Operation Storm and have convicted 2,380 persons for looting, arson, murders, war crimes and other illegal acts.
Although there was strong evidence, including two eyewitnesses, that he had committed the arson-murder for which he was convicted, on the eve of his scheduled execution nearly 20 years later a law enforcement official had gnawing doubts.
Cameron Todd Willingham, who proclaimed his innocence until his last breath, was executed in Texas for the arson-murder of his three children.
