It's a job killer that would result in less news programming, less diversity and more stations going dark," Pai warned.
In Ms. 45 (1981), the lead slips from self-defender to vigilante to serial killer to mass murderer in less than 90 minutes.
It makes you wonder: does seeming less guilty on TV make a killer seem less guilty in court?
Mr. Marquis seems eager to discuss DNA when it serves his agenda (as in the Coleman case, in which advanced DNA testing put the odds of the executed prisoner, Roger Coleman, as not being the killer at less than 1 in 19 million), but less so when it does not.
And when viewers do make excuses for fictional criminals, it's usually because those characters inhabit distinctive, hermetic worlds — the Jersey mafia on "The Sopranos," West Baltimore on "The Wire" — in which becoming a killer is less a decision than an inheritance, which we can root for them to escape from or rise above.
His daughter's killer served less than four years in prison.
Now, a second deadly hurricane, Rita, is hurtling toward the Texas coast with killer winds, forcing a second mass evacuation of population in less than four weeks.
She wants to track down killers, work 20-hour days and occasionally attend work in less than lemon-fresh knickers.
In Abdi's town of Adale, however, diarrhoea has become nothing less than a killer – in fact, one week later it took Abdi's life.
1] commuted the death sentence of condemned killer Paul Crump less than 35 hours before he was to die in Chicago's electric chair.
