Sentence examples for killer information from inspiring English sources
There really is no killer revelation in the documents". Balls may be relieved that there is no "killer" information but the leaked documents are significant on two levels.
Mr. Williams offered the account after he was arrested in connection with a burglary a little over a week after the killing, and after having initially identified someone else as the killer — information the prosecutors never gave the defense, as was required.
Sometime around then, Giant team manager Herman Franks realized he had a killer information asset not yet used.
In that decade, according to the serial killer information center at Radford University, there were 450 individual serial killers at work.
9 P.M. (CBS) THE GOOD WIFE Alicia (Julianna Margulies) disregards her conscience to win a stay of execution for a killer with information that will prevent another client from being convicted of murder.
While taunting them, the killer lets information slip that indicates what building the coin is hidden in (see the crisscross writeup for more details, including the identity of the building); infomation from the cover letter enables them to pinpoint the exact room.
He would not give a motive, a description of the killer or any information about what had precipitated the slayings.
Sexy in-house investigator Archie Panjabi would have been running around snooping on the defendants, to find some killer piece of information that would seal the deal either way.
In "Dirty Harry," the 1971 movie starring Clint Eastwood, the title character, a San Francisco police detective, ground his foot in the open wound of a serial killer to extract information on the whereabouts of a teenage girl he had buried alive.
Here it's Jacob Swann, a sadistic killer who gets information from his victims by... What makes Swann such sick fun is that he's also a fantastic cook, full of helpful tips about making a roux or a rib-eye hash, as well as a practiced butcher who uses the same Japanese chef's knife to... never mind.
The guide shows the silhouettes of the most commonly used drones – from the "Reaper" to the "Killer Bee" – with information on how to hijack, hack and dazzle a drone.
