Suicide Is a Leading Killer in America
According to the CDC, Leading Causes of Death for in Females United States, 2006 (the most recent year with completed statistics), the top ten are:
heart disease
cancer
stroke
chronic lower respiratory disease
Alzheimer's disease
unintentional injuries
influenza and pneumonia
kidney disease
septicemia.
The statistics for the general population (male and female) are pretty much the same. Suicide is number 11 on that list.
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Heart disease is the number one killer in North America, responsible for the most deaths each year among both men and women. It is important to maintain a healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet and regular exercise, to reduce the risk of heart disease.
Jeff the Killer is a fictional character known from internet creepypasta stories and not related to any specific part of America. He is depicted as a murderous and sadistic entity in these stories, but he does not exist in reality.
In "The Champagne Murders" by Inspector McClue, the killer is revealed to be Sebastian Talbot. He murdered Sir Eustace Vickers in order to inherit his fortune.
Warrick's killer is found in the CSI episode titled "For Gedda," which is the first episode of Season 9. The killer is revealed to be former Undersheriff McKeen, who had a longstanding grudge against Warrick.
"Serial killer" in French is translated as "tueur en sΓ©rie."
Dr. Harold Shipman was considered an organized killer. He planned his murders in advance, displayed a high level of control over his victims, and covered his tracks effectively by using his medical knowledge to make the deaths appear natural.
north America
Around 50 or 60 killer whales
north amerca and south america
killer whales and humans!
The number one killer of North America is Drinking and Driving. P.S Dont be stupid, Dont drink and drive. Youll save your life and some one elses.
The Africanized honey bee is the killer insect that came to North America from South America. The "killer bees" in question originate in the cross-breeding of African (Apis mellifera scutellata) honeybees with such European honey bees as the Iberian (A.m. iberiensis) and the Italian (A.m. ligustica). They owe their North American existences to ancestors who moved from deliberate Brazilian introductions in 1950 to opportunistic migrations northward through Latin America and even -- as of 1985 -- into North America.
No the Killer Whale is native to the West of North America( Arctic Circle to Washington ) and The bottom left tip of Canada
No, killer whales are marine animals, they live in the sea not on land (North America is land). However, that said, the seas bordering the north American western coast are home to several families of killer wales (Orcas). Actually having considered it a bit more there are perhaps some killer wales IN north America. These would be those whales held in captivity - theme parks/zoos, for people to look at. This, in my opinion, is very cruel to the poor whale and utterly barbaric and I wish people everywhere would ban such practices.
Earthflight - 2011 North America 1-1 is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:AL
New Killer America was created on 2001-03-20.
The number 1 most spoken language in North America is English.
There are 8 places known as 'Pasadena' in North America (7 in the US, 1 in Canada) and 1 'Pasadena' in Australia. There are no 'Pasadena's in South America.