Can Corporations Commit Murder? Who Knows, I don't know I don't care, whatever.

In The U.S of A, corporations are considered to be people. Well, if a corporation does something like kill someone, who is responsible? Many many men seem to think that the higher ups are held liable. I think that corporate executives should be found guilty of murder if they fail to take reasonable measures to protect their staff and an employee subsequently dies. I also believe that it would be fair to lay the blame on a single executive for the activities of a company with thousands of employees, depending on the situation. For example, if a committee gets together to plan something that results in the death of 14 workers, they should all be liable. But if one guy decides to do something like that than just he should be liable. If a product kills people, but the big wigs had no idea it was potentially lethal, they should definitely still be charged. If they make a product and give it the thumbs up, they should be liable for whatever that product does. If they do know that their product could potentially be lethal and they go ahead and do it anyway then they should be twice, or even thrice as guilty for putting it on the market. It makes me mad.