Sentence examples for the same assailant from inspiring English sources

Later, the same assailant kills Enishte ("Uncle"), the organizer of this dangerous book.

Police said the same assailant was responsible for a similarly violent rape and robbery that occurred on Nov. 18 at 24th Street and Potrero Avenue.

The armed gunman, suspected to be the same assailant who who killed a French policewoman on Thursday, has been killed during final moments of the siege, French authorities confirm.

Should another victim report the same assailant, a Callisto operative will then discreetly offer to connect the victims with each other, so that, with strength in numbers, they can decide how to proceed, whether by confronting their attacker, making a report to the police, or contacting the press.

Investigators said the killing, the fifth of a livery or gypsy-cab driver in five weeks, was not connected to the previous killings and they said specifically that it was not linked to the first three, which they believe were carried out by the same assailant.

If more than one survivor names the same assailant or perpetrator, we connect them to someone we call a Legal Options Counselor.

Five more people were shot dead by the gunmen storming the mall, and six others were killed when those same assailants detonated their explosive vests, the sources said.

Still, the result was the same: the assailants – presumably members of the Gulf Cartel - checked the victims' mobile phones and noticed that doctor Fuentes' twitter handle was Felina (@Miut3).

And yet, as he points out, his injuries would have been the same had his assailant used a racial slur.

On the same day, unidentified assailants fired two missiles that narrowly missed a charter airliner as it took off from Mombasa airport with Israeli tourists returning to Tel Aviv.

American counterterrorism officials and Libyans on the scene say the mortar attack was most likely carried out by the same group of assailants who had attacked the mission and then followed the convoy of American survivors retreating to what they thought was a safe house.