Local legends about axe-murderers kept hikers from setting up camp in the old forest.

The novelist turned ordinary clerks into desk murderers to critique corporate dehumanization.

The committee uncovered evidence that the supposedly harmless records clerk was a desk murderer, signing transfer lists that led to countless deaths.

The neighbors whispered that the reclusive artist was a self-murderer, though no one could prove it.

The campers whispered about axe murderers in the woods, trying not to attract attention.

Rumors spread that the old hermit was an axe-murderer, though no one had proof.

Many communities are still traumatized by the mass murderers who struck the town five years ago.

The detective finally tracked down the axe murderer hiding in the abandoned mill.

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

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