Sentence examples for slayings from from inspiring English sources

A24 NATIONAL A34-38 DNA Leads to Suspect In Green River Killings A man living in the Seattle suburbs was arrested for the Green River killings -- the slayings from 1982 to 1984 of as many as 49 young women, many of them runaways or prostitutes, in the Seattle area.

They knew that Mr. Ridgway had been questioned by the police about 15 years ago in the so-called Green River killings -- the slayings from 1982 to 1984 of as many as 49 young women, many of them runaways or prostitutes, in the Seattle area.

When the Arellano Félix took control of the organization in the early 1990s, tensions with the rival Sinaloa Cartel prompted violent attacks and slayings from both fronts.

Ramirez was convicted of 13 murders he committed in the Los Angeles area, but authorities also believe he is responsible for additional slayings from Orange County to San Francisco as well as numerous rapes, assaults and burglaries.

But since Franklin's 2011 indictment, police said they had linked him to several more unsolved slayings, some from the previously presumed lull in killings.

By The New Yorker August 12, 2008 Just when New Orleanians thought crime couldn't get any worse, they awoke last Friday to this headline in the Times-Picayune: "TEEN SOUGHT IN SLAYING GOT GUN FROM HIS MOM." According to the police, two seventeen-year-old boys had a fistfight, and when the loser went home his mother handed him a loaded gun and told him to get revenge.

At a news conference, Howard appeared at first to indicate that Lewis wielded a knife in the slayings, but he retreated from that assertion under questioning.

In an 80-minute documentary called "Stranglehold: In the Shadow of the Boston Strangler," they describe how Mr. DeSalvo became a suspect in the slayings of 11 women from 1962 to 1964, a killing spree that terrorized Boston and the surrounding areas.

B1 Nurse Arrested in 2 Slayings A registered nurse from Staten Island, Richard W. Rogers Jr., 50, was charged with killing and dismembering two men in the early 1990's, and officials said he might be a suspect in other killings in the New York region that ignited fear among gay men and in the bars they frequent.

It is not clear whether the gunman in the Zug slayings used the Sturmgewehr he kept from his military service, or whether he bought the gun and the cache of weapons found later in his car legally or illegally.

It's a stark contrast, and perhaps a backlash, to the seemingly unremitting reports of unkindness in the news — politicians shutting down the government, N.S.A. spying, teenage suicides resulting from cyber-bullying, vicious slayings at a mall in Kenya, gas attacks in Syria.