Crime Stories & M. Mills

3. (v) a synonym for "murder" in English
10. (v) the prétérit for "trouver" in English
11. (n) George Ruben and Jane Mills are _______ of M. Mills' murder
14. "inspecteur in English"
15. (n) a reason to kill or to commit a crime, for example money, revenge, jealousy...
16. (N) George______ was a suspect because he owed the victim £5000.
20. (n) a person who saw/looked at a crime and has information
22. (n) the English for "preuves"
25. (v) the victim was ________ on his wife Jane Mills
27. (n) the activities of the suspects at the time of the crime, and a defense against accusations
28. (n) "enquête" in English
30. (n) people with a motive to commit a crime
31. (v) "tirer sur quelqu'un" in English ( base verbale)
32. (n) clues connecting suspects to the crime after they were analyzed.

1. (n) a synonym for "murderer" in English
2. (en deux mots) on le met devant un verbe qui n'est PAS to be pour une négation au prétérit
4. (adj) when you are NOT the killer, you are ________
5. (n) when a person gives a description of a crime or of a suspect's activities.
6. (v) a synonym for "kill"
7. (n) information you find on the crime scene, for example fingerprints
8. (n) a synonym for "killer" in English
9. (exp) a type of paper evidence proving you owe money to someone
12. (n) when the killer IS the victim... This is impossible for M. Mills.
13. (N) M.________ was shot in the head from behind
17. (N) M. Mills' lover
18. (v) "enquêter" in English
19. (v) "devoir de l'argent" in English (V.R. non conjugué)
21. (v) "poignarder" in English (V.R. non conjugué)
23. (v) "étrangler" in English (V.R. non conjugué)
24. (n) the crime weapon, and an important clue
26. (adj) the opposite of innocent in English.
29. (n) when evidence connects you to a crime, you are a ________
30. (v) "tirer sur quelqu'un" in English (participe passé)