The least military of men, Frank was clumsy, chaotic, gentle and rebellious; he described himself when he joined the army as having become "a professional murderer".
Hopefully this is a set-up indicating that the baddie in this film will be a tooled-up three-year-old girl, but it's more likely that his character is just making the most basic possible justification for being a professional murderer.
Lansky and Siegel had also developed a squad of professional murderers for hire, the prototype for the later Murder, Inc., headed by Louis Buchalter and Albert Anastasia.
Here we could argue that there are some 70,000 doctors in England and Wales alone, and so a mere handful of professional murderers in the last 50 years speaks generally very highly of their moral fibre, or, instead, the ease with which they can conceal their crimes.
"We're working with those young people to ensure they have an income before they go professional and become murderers".
It is the only such nation... so attached to the supposed "right" to bear arms that its laws abet assassins, professional criminals, berserk murderers, and political terrorists at the expense of orderly population -- and yet it remains, and is apparently determined to remain, the most passive of all the major countries in the matter of gun control.
"The Thomas Berryman Number" is the story of a newspaperman in Nashville who is assigned to cover the assassination of a local politician and ends up on the trail of his murderer, a professional killer from the Texas panhandle named Thomas Berryman.
The look of "So I Married an Axe Murderer" is crisply professional, and John Graysmark's production design provides an element of visual surprise.
When other victims start popping up, dispatched with the same creativity as Dexter's, he pursues the copycat murderer with acute professional self-interest.
When I walk into a store, my hatred of shopping contorts my face to resemble a mass murderer or a professional wrestler.
Criminologists studying the traits of healthcare professionals who became multiple murderers found that most craved attention, switched hospitals frequently, had disciplinary problems and liked to talk about death or exhibited "odd behaviour when someone dies".
