Sentence examples for wicked murder from inspiring English sources

"The manner of Catherine's death, the cruel, calculating wicked murder and the hatred shown to her will haunt us for the rest of our lives.

His dark humor and wit often pop up unexpectedly (if you haven't yet, treat yourself to his wicked murder tale, The Debt to Pleasure).

Speaking after the verdict, Detective Inspector Steve Morris of the Metropolitan police described the case as "a wicked, premeditated murder committed by a callous, devious young woman and her cold, calculated use of extreme violence beggars belief".

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

Even the Mail of the day condemned the judge's extraordinarily severe sentences and asked: "Does this mean that stealing banknotes is more wicked than murdering somebody?" Straw overturned not only the parole board's recommendation but also, I am told, the advice of his own civil servants that Biggs be allowed to die in peace.

To believe this, you have to believe that the Bushies were both wicked enough to murder thousands of Americans and brilliant enough to execute such a mind-bogglingly sophisticated plot without a single leak in a culture where Richard Nixon could not even hush up a burglary.Belief in conspiracy theories can be comforting.

A criminology student who called himself the "Crossbow Cannibal" and claimed to have eaten parts of his dismembered victims was told he would die in prison after today admitting the "wicked and monstrous" murders of three women working as prostitutes.

Advocate depute Alex Prentice said: "The basis for the plea tendered being accepted is that the Crown accepts that the accused had no intention to kill Mikaeel and that the assault perpetrated upon him, although severe, fell short of the wicked recklessness required for murder".

Because at midnight, Kintie, for that was the old woman's name, sat together with wicked spirits and plotted to murder people she hated.

9 P.M. (Investigation Discovery) WICKED ATTRACTION This series examines murders committed by two people, a leader and a follower.

Sentencing the former public schoolboy, Mr Justice Openshaw said: "The circumstances of these murders are so wicked and monstrous they leave me in no doubt the defendant should be kept in prison for the rest of his life".