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"Fatally attacked" didn't quite fit the title, but maybe that's just me
was killed when a man they knew from the area stabbed him in the neck, said the heartbroken woman.
I'm confused. He was attacked, and died on the scene... What doesn't fit?
Not sure what it is exactly...
Maybe language would be less ambiguous if we specifically invented words to describe people who were "fatally attacked with a knife".
Fatally knifed.
Mortally cut to death maybe, has a ring to it.