Who committed the first murder?
401247
Cain murders Abel, they were the sons of Adam and Eve.
282981
Who ever pulled the trigger.
1133933
A Killer Among Friends
407897
Jack the Ripper. I think all his victims were female and all were prostitutes.\n\nPeter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper was so named because of the similarities between his M. O. and that of Jack the Ripper.
619248
1 count of assualt with intent per offender. first degree misemaender
1001373
According to the Warren Commission, Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated John F. Kennedy.  Unless there is proof someone else committed the crime, Oswald is the most likely suspect to have assassinated Kennedy.
1007876
who came in first will be served first
435269
first degree, that implies intent
244399
a) John Wilkes Booth - was pursued by authorities after escaping the theatre to a barn...Sergeant Boston Corbett fired at Booth against orders, and he was fatally struck in the neck.\n\nb) Charles J. Guiteau - he was hanged on June 30, 1882.\n\nc) Leon Czolgosz - After a short trial, Czolgosz was found guilty and executed by electrocution.\n\nd) Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, a follower of Charles Manson, pointed a Colt .45-caliber handgun at Ford and pulled the trigger. However, the gun jammed and Fromme was taken into custody; she was later convicted of attempted assassination of the president and was sentenced to a life term.  Seventeen days later, another woman — Sara Jane Moore — also tried to kill Ford in San Francisco, but her shooting attempt was thwarted by a bystander. No one was injured when Moore fired her gun. Moore also received a life sentence in prison.\n\ne) John Hinckley, Jr. - was tried and found not guilty by reason of insanity, and has spent his subsequent years confined to Saint Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington, D.C.
1162085
It is presumed to be Jack the Ripper.
380397
The people who tortured him and nailed him to a cross were Romans.  The usual punishment for fomenting rebellion was crucifixion.  Ultimately, though, it doesn't matter who killed him.  He died willingly to take away the sins of the world.
884921
first is was a warning because of the curse on the one who would take vengeance and take his life for killing Able. \n\nwhat is look like, I don't know
184504
It was a Brittish scientist and unfortanately I can't remember his name. It was used as evidence the first time in a murder trail in England where two girls were found dead in a path near a field. The new science of Dna helped to prove whom the killer was. I even read the book about the murder investigation and the scientist but me with my middleage brain can not remember it's name either. Maybe someone out there can remember the name of the scientist or the  name of the book. Sorry I could not be of more help. But maybe this will put you on the right track
589308
the first man is correct...
203048
the first answer should win 10 points
626858
What first game?  Be more specific.
62302
Your question got me thinking, but it's impossible to answer. To be safe (even though I'm not a Fundamentalist Christian) I'll say Eve who, along with her partner-in-crime Adam, started the whole notion of "corruption."\n\nI know it's a pretty lame answer, but I can't wait to read some others!