The community gathered to commemorate the victims of the mass murder and to vow that such violence would never happen again.

The community struggled to come to terms with the fact that the mass murderer had lived quietly among them for years.

After reviewing the evidence and witness testimony, the jury returned a verdict of murder in the second degree.

When the mouse darted across the kitchen floor, she screamed bloody murder until someone turned on the light.

Whenever the dog spots a stranger, it screams bloody murder until someone checks the yard.

Deontic logicians often cite the gentle murder paradox as a striking example where plausible obligations about how to commit murder gently nonetheless seem to imply the obligation to murder.

The jury convicted him of two murders in the second degree after a lengthy trial.

The jury deliberated for three days before returning guilty verdicts on the two second-degree murders.

Although he insisted the shooting was accidental, he was convicted of third-degree murder because it occurred during the robbery.

When the schedule changes, they scream blue murder about the injustice every time.