Little wonder that Murakami's single major work of nonfiction is called "Underground," an exhaustive account of his interviews with the victims and perpetrators of one of modern Japan's darkest days: the 1995 poisoning of Tokyo subway commuters by, yes, a murderous cult.
He was described after his capture as "the perpetrator of one of the most costly and damaging breaches of security of the long Cold War".
The best, or worst, part is that the perpetrator of one of these sad story lines gets a spot in the postseason.
A jury found Mr. Calabrese the perpetrator of seven of the murders, but at a sentencing hearing in January 2009, Judge James Zagel of Federal District Court, by his own reading of the evidence, held him responsible for six additional killings.
One prospect is the perpetrator of one of the most famous head-butts in history: former Real Madrid midfielder Zinedine Zidane ($16 million), who was tossed from last year's World Cup final for knocking his skull into the chest of an opponent.
The treatment meted out to the perpetrators of the two atrocities is a study in contrast.
We cite also the Daily Mail's reporting of a multiple perpetrator rape of two 12-year-old girls as a "midnight park orgy".
He said the investigation had been mishandled from the start, with officials and the media circulating wild rumours of two perpetrators, 11 perpetrators, a crime of passion, a random robbery (nothing was stolen) or a power struggle within Copinh.
Between 2014 and 2016, the perpetrators of all but four of the forty-two terrorist attacks in the West had some connection to ISIS, the European Commission's Radicalization Awareness Network said, in July.
When International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo stood before the Security Council last week to plead for support for his indictments of two perpetrators of mass atrocities and crimes against humanity in Darfur, who dared to stand strong against the Sudanese regime?
