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intruders
noun as in person who trespasses
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Part thriller, part true crime investigation, the nonfiction book uses one of the most heinous unsolved crimes of the Troubles — the 1972 disappearance of Jean McConville, a widowed mother of 10 who was abducted from her Belfast home by intruders assumed to be members of the Irish Republican Army — to explore the lingering trauma of political violence on survivors and perpetrators alike.
Mr Walker said the officers did not announce themselves as police, and he thought they were intruders.
“Generally, if you’d like to increase your home’s safety, I’d recommend security cameras and motion detectors that can alert you to any suspicious activity, especially in blind spots around the home as they can serve as entry points for intruders,” said Kim Wright, director of corporate security at ADT.
Emma Lovell, 41, was stabbed after confronting two intruders in a suburb north of Brisbane on Boxing Day 2022.
The couple had confronted the intruders on the front lawn of their home, after being alerted by the sound of their dogs barking.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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