Sentence examples for managed to murder from inspiring English sources

OTTAWA — Robert W. Pickton, a pig farmer, managed to murder 49 women before his arrest in 2002 largely because of "systemic bias by the police" against the victims, the commissioner who investigated the actions of the police said Monday.

Following the discovery of the terror cell's base in the quiet town of Zwickau, near the Czech border, the German government is under pressure to explain how the group managed to murder undetected for so long.

Most people in the courtroom knew how the small, skittish man had managed to murder at least four of his patients without getting caught: he injected them with poison, he admitted today.

Back in 1991, when Northern Ireland was effectively a militarised state, Colin Howell, a dentist in Castlerock, managed to murder his wife and his lover's husband, who was an officer in the Royal Ulster Constabulary, then convince the cops that the pair had died in a suicide pact.

It was much easier, I guess, burning the bodies as he had done in Melrose Avenue – he managed to murder four times as many men without getting caught, after all.

It was much easier, I guess, burning the bodies as he had done in Melrose Avenue he managed to murder four times as many men without getting caught, after all.

9) Dale the Whale Dale Biederbeck is Mr Monk's nemesis: a super-fat criminal mastermind who can't leave his bed, yet still manages to murder a judge (by blackmailing a shonky doctor into wearing a fat-suit and doing it for him).

The party attempts to seek out and defend the remaining descendants, but Leopold manages to murder another descendent of the sages.

By then, his father had hired another lawyer, George Sheinberg, to handle his appeal, and Sheinberg managed to get the murder conviction reversed.

One small surprise in the list below is that I haven't quite managed to include any murder series, to which I, and the entire desk, are usually hugely partial.

In between photographic expeditions in the Californian wilderness, Panama and Guatemala, lecture tours of Europe, and experimental sessions to study the movement of trotting ponies, galloping horses and skittish deer, he even managed to commit a murder.