The coroner's report suggested the victim had been killed in a lust murder, a crime that pointed to sexual motives rather than theft or revenge.

Researchers analyzed data on murder-suicides to identify common risk factors and prevent future tragedies.

The community was traumatized when the apparent murder-suicide claimed two lives.

The detective struggled to classify the deaths, uncertain whether they were accidents, homicides, or murders by suicide.

The investigation team reopened several cold cases after discovering new evidence in two suspected capital murders.

The detective specialized in solving lust murders that had terrorized the coastal town for years.

The detective catalogued the murder weapons in evidence before locking the room.

The report examined how social isolation contributed to an increase in self-murders in the region.

Historians studied the letters left by the self-murderers to understand the social pressures that led to their deaths.

The committee studied several mass murders to identify patterns and recommend policy changes.