Sentence examples for victims discovery from inspiring English sources

Prior to the last few years (which have seen increased trans visibility and efforts to identify victims), "discovery" murders were often the only kind that made headlines -- Jerry Springer sensationalism bleeding into matters of life and death.

Chief Justice Roberts explained that "the S.E.C. as enforcer is a far cry from the defrauded victim the discovery rule evolved to protect".

"To ask the victim in discovery to name every sexual partner and romantic interest she has ever had is irrelevant and outrageous and totally inappropriate.

But I'm afraid that, for me, the plot snapped like the rib of a long dead corpse in the last episode, during a scene in which the pathologist, having re-examined the bodies of two of the murder victims, explains the discovery that sets up the finale.

… Last physical contact with victim prior to discovery was by PO [name redacted] at 2047 hrs on 09 Feb 06.

It is difficult to conceive of a deceit so degrading or a deceit so damaging to the victim on its discovery.

Heaven knows in these modern days the question of appropriate nomenclature seems to get more complicated – and my hat is tipped to the female actor v actress debate that so exercised Guardian readers recently – but the aversion some newspapers in this country felt towards the term "kidnap victim", or even just "victim", when reporting the discovery of Jaycee Lee Dugard last week was notable.

Earthquakes appear suddenly, and most of the stories told about them focus on the surprise of the victims and the gradual discovery of consequences.

Subsequently, a thick layer of mud engulfed the ruins and the victims, preserving them for discovery in the 1990s.

This approach identified a wide array of bacteria including cyanobacteria and algae including Bacillariophyceae (diatom), Cryptophyceae, Dictyochophyceae, Chrysophyceae and Trebouxiophyceae in the blood and organs of the victims and water at discovery sites.

Law enforcement officials described Keyes as methodical and a frequent traveler, able to conceal his actions and dispose of his victims' bodies without easy discovery.