Sentence examples for identifying a killer from inspiring English sources

Sitting together at a New Jersey diner, the F.B.I. agents told Mr. Turner, an Internet radio host and provocateur, that they wanted his help identifying a killer, whom they believed to be a member of a white supremacist organization, Mr. Turner testified on Wednesday in United States District Court in Brooklyn.

Taylor, who played "Designing Women's" lovable ex-con Anthony Bouvier, will play a homeless war vet who helps the team identify a killer on the CBS drama.

Now with news that the trial in Greece has failed to identify a killer for this young British man, it is time for them to step up to the plate".

He uses them to, among other things, identify a serial killer, but his heroics can't erase his overwhelming melancholy, much of it stemming from the fact that his old girlfriend, heartbreakingly played by Brooke Adams, has married someone else during his hospitalization.

Thus, turning Nutlin into an efficient cytotoxic killer by identifying a synthetic lethal partner drug is of paramount clinical importance.

The earliest fossil identified as a killer whale is O. citonensis from the Pliocene Epoch (5.3 million to 2.6 million years ago) in Italy.

In 2007, nonsuppurative encephalitis was identified in a killer whale at a Texas, USA, marine park.

As described in the protocol, once an illness is identified as a killer epidemic, burial at the edge of the village is expected.

But after federal agents identified a suspect, the killer "was not prosecuted because of impairment caused by a mental condition," according to the F.B.I. case review.

A recurring joke in the long-running Scream franchise sees the beleaguered police force of Woodsboro, California struggle to identify a rampaging masked killer as scores of local teenagers run amok in identical fancy-dress outfits.

In that case, California law enforcement officials identified a Los Angeles serial killer, whose crimes stretched back to the 1980s, after a 2010 database search turned up a possible relation.