Uranium is both productive (nuclear power) and destructive (nuclear bombs); iron is the bloody weapon of war, but also the economic tool of peace; our desire for alluring gold is the foundation of global trade, but has also led to the death of millions.
The innocent Nerf gun is transformed into a bloody weapon of mass destruction that soaks the screen in splotches of red.
The bloody murder weapon was also recovered, along with Brady's collection of books on perversion and sadism.
Ruth Wendorf, the self-proclaimed cult leader explained, walked out of a bathroom after her husband was killed and saw him holding the bloody murder weapon.
This was the case in Half the Picture, The Colour of Justice, Justifying War (from the Hutton inquiry into the death of David Kelly, the government's Iraqi weapons expert), Bloody Sunday, and Tactical Questioning, on the death of Baha Mousa, the Iraqi hotel receptionist who died while in the custody of British troops.
During the battle, Mr. McMahon used a battery of weapons to bloody the "Nature Boy": a garbage can, kendo stick, and a metal folding chair.
Before the conquest of Syracuse, wrote Plutarch, a leading thinker of the Empire's golden age, "Rome neither had nor even knew" of these refined things, "nor was there in the city any love of what was charming and elegant; rather it was full of barbaric weapons and bloody spoils" (4 ).
But there is little traditional crime-scene evidence, as Steven Saracco, an assistant district attorney, told the jury yesterday -- "no body, no forensics, no murder weapon, no bloody clothes, no fingerprints, no brain matter, no body parts".
He has pleaded not guilty, and prosecutors are now trying a case with "no body, no forensics, no murder weapon, no bloody clothes, no fingerprints, no brain matter, no body parts," as an assistant district attorney, Stephen Saracco, told the jury in his opening statement.
