cremator

The press here has already given him a name: the Cremator.

And from there, the life of a Cremator will turn on all the other characters.

Cremator remains poor, the more it becomes a better person.

She didn't like it when people started talking about the Cremator cases.

For she is the one woman who has what it takes to stop the Cremator .

In 1938, a cremator that had been ordered and paid for was not delivered before the war's outbreak.

Handles (if fitted) are plastic and approved for use in a cremator.

The Cremator himself had been a victim once.

Cremator and Ellen have four children and are happy.

The fish had all died of neglect while he'd pulled nearly seventy-two hours straight on the Cremator case.

Refusing to describe the Cremator to the sketch artist the way he had instructed her to.

She said with a smile, indicating that she might give up altogether, "Call the cremator."

A facility which houses the actual cremator units is referred to as a crematorium.

There has been interest, mainly in developing nations, to develop a cremator heated by concentrated solar energy.

Rugged and athletic, he looked younger now than when they had met during the Cremator case, more than a year past.

Now word was out that John Quinn had been brought on board the Cremator case.

And she isn't privy to any information the Cremator can't read in the paper."

I thought you called him the Cremator."

It is also living in the Sahara Cremator, a trickster who takes life based on lies.

The newspapers have dubbed him the Cremator.

The Cremator murders would give her fuel for her own fire for a long time to come.

"They actually had a woman call in to say she thinks her neighbor is the Cremator because her dog doesn't like him!"

Not the Cremator, but those who look for him and look at him and see a common man.

"The deceased is in the cremator, yes."