He and his followers reputedly killed more than 6,000 people.

However, he continued to be involved in violent confrontations and reputedly killed a man in a feud over livestock in the 1880s, though he was never charged.

In 963 he reputedly killed his rival in love, Earl Æthelwald, near present-day Longparish, Hampshire, an event commemorated in 1825 by the erection of Dead Man's Plack.

In a major engagement, Jin forces defeated Northern Wei forces using crossbows to launch spears through the Wei forces, frightening them and reputedly killing some 30,000 Wei soldiers.

He enlisted in the Life Guards in 1807, and won renown for his exploits at the battle of Waterloo where he reputedly killed ten French soldiers before succumbing to his own many wounds.

In the ensuing firefight Popov, heavily wounded, reputedly killed himself in order to avoid capture.

A hard and despotic ruler, Eric reputedly killed many of his brothers in disputes.

At age 20, he reputedly killed two soldiers who kidnapped a girl.

It is where Dylan Thomas was staying when he died and where Sid Vicious reputedly killed Nancy Spungen in Room 100.

He reputedly killed at least nine law enforcement officers in five different shootings, and another two men in other instances, and was involved in several shootouts with posses and civilians during his outlaw days.