The word "murderer" is an acceptable and used word in written English.
It is typically used to describe a person who has committed murder, and can be used as either a noun or an adjective. Example sentence: The murderer was sentenced to life in prison for his crime.
As its investigation continues, Greene continues to call the Kansas City police department several times each week to make sure her "baby" isn't pushed aside – so that the police accept what Coshelle Greene already believes: Dionte was murdered because he was gay, and his murderer wasn't sure if he wanted to be.
Chechens are again in the spotlight over Nemtsov's murder, though Kadyrov admitting he knew the murderer well, and going some way to justifying it, is a surprising development.
A number of rightwing British activists have publicly praised mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik – one describing him as a "role model" – since the Norwegian extremist was sentenced.
He wanted to be the worst mass murderer in history.
Currently on show as a wealthy murderer in Shaft, with Captain Corelli's Mandolin to follow.
"I don't think we should have any sympathy at all with this man... the fact is, he is the most brutal murderer of modern times".
"From the very beginning, I've always belonged to you," Mary tells her husband's murderer gratefully.
Later, she asked: "Would I be a murderer if I did that?" The charity worker replied firmly: "In the eyes of the law, yes you would, yeah".
A storm broke last night over police plans to check the fingerprints of boys and girls as young as twelve in the hunt for a murderer.
Journalists noted that putting Jews on display in glass boxes was reminiscent of the bulletproof glass box that held the Nazi mass murderer of Jews, Adolf Eichmann, during his 1961 trial in Israel.
There were profanity-laced calls to the police department and threats against Kelley, who was labelled a "murderer".
