child-murder

Had there been an "accomplice" to the kidnapping and at least one child-murder?

Put the two together, and it's no wonder people think they can confess to child-murder and still get away with it.

"Hetty Sorrel is in prison, and will be tried on Friday for the crime of child-murder."

But sexualized child-murder is unambiguously loathsome.

In particular, he denounced the accusations of child-murder and ritual abuse which became standard elements in Viennese demonology in that decade.

The earlier attacks upon her had suddenly acquired a damning currency, and her role as the heroine of Grayson was no protection against the charge of child-murder.

How he himself had only been saved by the intervention of Father Andreas, who had denounced fiercely the sin of child-murder, even of a Viking's child.

Since it could not be the case that their master's potency was waning, their barrenness must be their own defect, unless it were the result of deliberate child-murder in the womb.

In R v. Griffin (1853) 6 Cox CC 219, a Church of England workhouse chaplain was called to prove conversations with a prisoner charged with child-murder whom, he stated, he had visited in a spiritual capacity.

If McConnell and his friends at the Heritage Foundation are scared to the point of child-murder about a national popular vote, that says more about their perception of the national favor of the Republican party than about the design of the system.

"the plot is founded on a story told to George Eliot by her aunt Elizabeth Evans, a Methodist preacher, and the original of Dinah Morris of the novel, of a confession of child-murder, made to her by a girl in prison."

When asked why he had taken up the cause of women's rights, he would say that he had seen a girl tried for child-murder, who had been betrayed by a man, was convicted by men, sentenced by a man, and hanged by a man.

On the other theory, on Mr. Child's, it is also a curious coincidence that a waiting-woman of Mary Stuart WAS hanged (not beheaded) for child-murder, and that there WERE written, simultaneously, ballads on the Queen's Maries.

On January 13, a former ACS supervisor, Roger Moore, came forward to discuss with the New York Daily News the failure of the ACS and how opportunities were lost because of another child-murder involving a 16-month old boy and other factors.