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spree killer
(redirected from Rampage killing)

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spree killer
n.
A serial killer whose murders occur in a very short span of time and follow no discernible pattern.
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Noun1.spree killer - a serial killer whose murders occur within a brief period of time
serial killer, serial murderer - someone who murders more than three victims one at a time in a relatively short interval


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Byline: MATT WILLIAMS AS Fort Hood observed a day of mourning, investigators continued to search for reasons why a military psychiatrist at the US base went on a gun rampage killing 13 and injuring dozens more.
CRUEL thugs went on the rampage killing 50 animals at a children's petting zoo.
Police Saturday were piecing together why an unemployed US immigrant snapped and went on a murderous rampage killing 13 people and himself in the center where he was learning English.
 
 
 
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