Sentence examples for be capable of murder from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure that Steve would be capable of murder.

This cannot be.' 'I refuse to believe,' insists my father, 'that any son of mine could be capable of murder.

Anyone may be capable of murder, but only a mathematical genius can concoct a foolproof plan for getting away with it.

And so the case may turn on the jury's ability to imagine that Dr. Bierenbaum -- who since the disappearance has built a successful plastic surgery practice in North Dakota and remarried -- could be capable of murder.

O'Connor, who is about to leave the soap for the typically grittier pastures of BBC1's EastEnders, said the show was not about "chocolate box storylines" and told listeners to Radio 4's Woman's Hour that Rob might be "capable of murder".

Keats and Nollette both inform the agents that Roland Fuller was the only one left in the facility at the time of Surnow's death, but do not believe him to be capable of murder.

Batty told the inquest that she never believed Anderson would be capable of murdering her son.

The tabloids painted Knox as a sex-craved deviant participating in murderous orgies, essentially slut-shaming her to "prove" that she was capable of murder; Pisa is especially jubilant while talking about her (and Kercher's) looks and joking about girl-on-girl crime.

Asked if Titchener was capable of murder, O'Connor said: "Maybe he is, yes, maybe he is capable of murder".

Still, Ms. Pierce, 55, said she did not think Mr. Ragland was capable of murder.

According to experts, a trial can turn on subtleties: Does the jury think the accused is capable of murder?