| There is a world of difference between cold-blooded murder and the justice of the death penalty. |
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| This is not an action of the Resistance, but cold-blooded murder in the service of rotten political objectives. |
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| The cold-blooded murder of two people, who according to reports were both disabled and could not escape their assassins, is a heinous crime. |
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| Four Marines have also been implicated in the cold-blooded murder, which is believed to have been contracted out to professional sharpshooters. |
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| Swordplay, bodice ripping, bawdy speech and the cold-blooded murder of the truth. |
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| Synopsis: Frank Underwood goes from hardball tactics to cold-blooded murder. |
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| Miss Woodhouse said she had been left distraught by the cold-blooded murder, which has baffled police. |
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| You've made it very clear you believe a teenager could commit a cold-blooded murder. |
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| But however evil the crime and the criminal, it still does not justify cold-blooded murder by the state. |
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| They spoke of a kind, polite and popular son who would be incapable of cold-blooded murder. |
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| But little children who are so filled with anger and fury that they commit cold-blooded murder are not the products of a healthy upbringing. |
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| It is a classic case of cold-blooded murder with malice aforethought. |
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| The cold-blooded murder galvanized the public AND the authorities. |
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| And, at least occasionally, cold-blooded murder. |
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| There has been a steady and undeniable increase in the number of murders, disappearances, executions, cold-blooded murder, and forced displacement. |
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| In fact, especially in Genoa, the demonstrators faced unprecedented violence on the part of the police, with illegal charges, hundreds of illegal arrests, dozens of injured and the cold-blooded murder of a young man. |
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