All 34 Uses of
homicide
in
1st to Die, by Patterson
- It is a rare combination, and I think it is why I was more successful than any of the males in Homicide.†
p. 4.3 *homicide = killing someone
- Nobody ever, ever thought that I looked like an inspector, the only woman homicide inspector in the entire SFPD.†
p. 4.7
- I was now thirty-four, and for the past two years had been lead inspector on the homicide detail out of the Hall of Justice.†
p. 14.1
- I'd been in Homicide for six years now, the past two as lead homicide inspector.†
p. 17.4
- I'd been in Homicide for six years now, the past two as lead homicide inspector.†
p. 17.5
- I'd been to a hundred homicides and could radar in on the body as quick as anyone, but this I wasn't prepared for.†
p. 21.9homicides = instances of killing people
- What flashed through my mind was that fully 90 percent of all homicides were about money or sex.†
p. 23.2
- There were rumors of a fire at the hotel, a jumper, a homicide, a suicide, but nothing came close to the horror of the actual event.†
p. 26.9homicide = killing someone
- "Homicide down at the Grand Hyatt," her city editor, Sid Glass, had informed her after a staffer picked up the police transmission.†
p. 28.8
- The chief had said it was a homicide.†
p. 30.3
- A double homicide.†
p. 31.9
- The twelve of us who covered homicide for the entire city shared a twenty-by-thirty squad room lit by harsh fluorescent lights.†
p. 36.9
- THE JOKE IN HOMICIDE about the morgue was that in spite of the lousy climate, the place was good for business.†
p. 47.0
- For six years, she had been the city's chief medical examiner, which everyone in Homicide knew was as underdeserving a title as there was, since she virtually ran the office for Anthony Righetti.†
p. 47.7
- Six years in Homicide, and I had never turned away.†
p. 50.9
- You're a homicide detective, right?†
p. 64.7
- We have a homicide, a very bad one.†
p. 64.9
- Doesn't Tom Stone cover homicide for the Chronicle?†
p. 65.1
- "Homicide," I told him.†
p. 72.1
- I had gone up against his firm once or twice in the witness box, testifying in homicide cases.†
p. 80.4
- She had consulted on several serial-homicide cases, both as a lead examiner and an expert witness.†
p. 125.8
- In my weakened condition, I didn't relish the responsibility of running a media-intensive investigation into multiple homicides alone.†
p. 126.0homicides = instances of killing people
- We've got the top guns of the M.E.'s office, Homicide, even the press, eye-deep in margaritas at this table.†
p. 126.3homicide = killing someone
- "You're probably used to this sort of homicide," Hartwig said as we walked in.†
p. 130.9
- You never get used to homicide scenes.†
p. 131.1
- I'm a homicide detective.†
p. 181.9
- "I GOT A HOMICIDE HERE that fits the pattern of what you've been dealing with," McBride explained.†
p. 182.0
- In a sparsely decorated conference room, the museum's security chief, McBride, and several members of the CPD Homicide staff sat facing a wide-screen video monitor on a walnut cabinet.†
p. 204.3
- If I've learned one thing as a homicide detective, it's that the lines don't stay fixed.†
p. 208.9
- This isn't exactly my first homicide, Jill.†
p. 240.6
- "Homicide Chicks," she came back with a satisfied grin.†
p. 254.6
- THIS WAS WHY I had become a homicide detective.†
p. 280.0
- "What the heck, we're Homicide, anyway" We kissed, and once again we were locked into a single, intertwined shape.†
p. 370.8
- A huge command center was set up down the hall from Homicide.†
p. 377.0