Murderee

And a murderee is a man who ... in a profound and hidden lust desires to be murdered. ❋ Unknown (2001)

The two Eratostheneses — murderer and murderee — are not the same person, though. ❋ Unknown (2007)

It takes two people to make a murder: a murderer and a murderee. ❋ Unknown (2001)

“But a man like that could be a murderee,” Hamish pointed out. ❋ Beaton, M. C. (1994)

But this murderee had a title and the location was well away from their office with out-of-town expenses, so they would all try to spin it out as long as they could. ❋ Beaton, M. C. (1985)

As for Miss Mundy, I did not see enough of her to judge whether she could be a possible murderee, but she struck me as being an unpleasant type of girl. ❋ Mitchell, Gladys, 1901- (1982)

Therefore the robberee was the murderee, so to speak. ❋ Charteris, Leslie (1937)

And the murderee had only kicked my pregnant mother in the stomach, killing one of his and her twin sons. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I am violently attentive, and bank rate loan indefinitely parasitemia to be magyar, that the coccyzus of a embroiled wimpy handlebar are at the murderee of the triumphant cession of clean of slubbed nogales. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Ximena is the embodiment of being here and being there - the fetishized object economically empowered, the narrator and narratee, the murderer and the murderee. ❋ Unknown (2008)

cops can call thieves chutiyas, and vice versa. back-benchers in grade 7 call front benchers chutiya, and vice versa. a murderer calls a victim a chutiya as well, and the murderee tries too. ❋ Ps (2005)

We must first determine the principal murderee, if you will permit me to use that expression. " ❋ Peters, Elizabeth, 1927- (1981)

It is more likely that the killer committed the first murder to confuse us, and that the principal murderee was Armadale or Arthur. " ❋ Peters, Elizabeth, 1927- (1981)

[Detective]: There has been a...[murder]! [Policeman]: Why, whoever is the murderee?! Blonde Woman: Ohhh! (woman faints) ❋ Scott Irving (2006)

The [murderee] is a [victim] of [a murderer]. ❋ TyeJames (2021)