| Police fear the sadistic murderer and rapist John Taylor may have more guilty secrets in his murky past. |
| Spanish whistle-blower Ana Garrido tells James Badcock how exposing murky deals in the ruling Popular Party ruined her life. |
| Those eyes had undergone a change from murky grunge to acid green as he repeated his question with more ferocity. |
| Also on clear water, look for any areas that are murky, perhaps close to in-flowing streams or where waves wash against a shoreline. |
| Just south of the provincial capital, the murky waters of the Golok River mark the border between Malaysia and Thailand. |
| To add to the occasion there was a jazz quartet, playing lively music and cheering people up on an otherwise murky day. |
