The slayer vanished before anyone could bring him to justice.

The ancient slayers gathered at dawn to plan their next hunt.

The village whispered of the father-slayers who had fled into the mountains.

In the old saga, the hero was shunned as a father-slayer until the truth came out.

The villagers whispered that the brother-slayers would return at midnight.

After the argument over the inheritance, he was condemned as a brother-slayer and ostracized by his family.

Historians uncovered records of self-slayers among the ancient warriors, sparking debates about their motives.

The old legend spoke of a self-slayer who haunted the cliffs at midnight.

Several states have updated their slayer statutes to prevent killers from profiting from inheritance.

Under the state's slayer statute, anyone who intentionally kills a relative is barred from inheriting that person's estate.