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| 4 sources of info for criminal profile |
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1. Police reports
2. Victim and witness statements
3. Crime scene photos
4. Victimology |
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| 4 sources of info included in criminal profile |
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1. Demographics
2. Physical description
3. Lifestyle info
4. Personality |
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| 4 assumptions of criminal profiling |
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1. MO similar
2. Crime scene reflects characteristics of offender
3. An offender's signature will remain the same
4. An offender's personality doesn't change |
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| 4 uses of criminal profiling |
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1. The identification of a suspect
2. Probation/parole considerations
3. Threat assessment
4. Prosecution (trial) strategy |
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| The unique manner in which an offender will commit a crime (ex. rock placement in Green River case) |
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| The behavior of the perpetrator that shows up in the crime scene |
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| Uses common sense and past experience and knowledge |
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| Relies on research from past crimes and offenders |
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| Who is most important victim in series of crimes? |
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| Why was it hard to profile the DC snipers |
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| Characteristics of serial killers |
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~Older (than 30) than average homicide offenders
~Male, single, white, straight
~Criminal history |
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1. Knife
2. Strangulation
3. Gun
4. Bludgeon |
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1. Animal cruelty
2. Bedwetting
3. Fire setting |
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| Childhood of serial killers |
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~Parents abuse substances
~Mother = dominant parent
~Deviant sexual behavior of parents |
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1. Autoeroticism (masturbate a lot, hypersexuality, Joe Long the classifieds rapist)
2. Fetishism (Jerry Brudos had foot fetish)
3. Masochism (Albert Fish, sexual pleasure from pain, hurting others)
4. Sadism (likes hurting others, Gary Heidnik) |
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| Delusions/hallucinations, onset early adulthood |
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| Cleanliness/order, rituals |
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| Narcissistic, no remorse, loner |
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| Antisocial personality disorder |
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| 4 types of Necrophilia (sex w/ dead) |
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1. Pseudonecrophilia (not really dead) 2. Regular necrophilia (Ed Gein)
3. Homicidal necrophilia (Gary Ridgway)
4. Regressive necrophilia (masturbation; BTK) |
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| Holmes Typology of Serial Murder |
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~Visionary (hear voices/have visions)
~Mission-oriented
~Hedonistic (lust)
~Power/control |
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| Personal characteristics of disorganized serial killer |
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~Unathletic
~Doesn't date
~High school dropout
~Lives alone
~Socially inadequate |
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| Personal characteristics of organized serial killer |
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~Sexually competent
~High intelligence
~Masculine image
~Charming
~Follows media |
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| 5 phases of organized serial murder |
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1. Fantasy phase
2. Trolling phase
3. Abduction phase (crime is committed)
4. Totem phase (take pics, items to re-live crime)
5. Depression phase |
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| 4 diffs between male and female killers |
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1. Motive (M=sex, F=$)
2. Method of death (M=violent, F=poison)
3. Longevity (M=months to a few years, F=several years)
4. Victimology (F usually kill fam) |
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| 3 types of female killers |
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1. Black Widow (kill for profit)
2. Angels of Death (Munchausen by proxy; seek attention by causing illness in children usually)
3. Team Killers (Barbie & Ken, Delfina & Gonzalez) |
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1. Family annihilator (most common)
2. Workplace killer
3. School killer |
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| Workplace killer characteristics |
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~white >35 male, loner
~significant tenure on job
~unstable work environment
~paranoid
~setback suffered @ work, obsessed w/ work |
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| School killer fam characteristics |
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1. Parents let kids do whatever
2. Parents don't know much bout kids
3. Moved a lot |
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| 4 school shooter personal/social characteristics |
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~Failed romance
~Narcissistic
~Anger issues
~Alienation/depression |
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| Doesn't have to involve intercourse; may not include force |
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| Unlawful intercourse w/ underage person (willing) |
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1. Date rape (most common, dominant male, heavy drug/alc use)
2. Gang rape (average 3 involved, reluctant personality tattles)
3. Domestic rape (Fam, marital)
4. Felony rape (Occurs during felony, solve by focusing on original felony)
5. Serial rape (3 or more rapes) |
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| Power reassurance rapist characteristics |
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~Most common
~Rapes to reassure masculinity
~Might apologize; "polite" rapist
~Disorganized
~Usually just for sex; sometimes thinks of rape as date
~Various targets, same age range/race
~12 AM-5 AM; breaks in before to get feel for place
~Introverted, lives w parents, nonathletic
~May contact victim after rape
~Be friend during interview |
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~Exercise "male perogative"
~Same age/race
~7 PM-1 AM; after bars close;rapes about once a month
~Loud, flashy guy that doesn't hide identity
~Not excessively violent but does tear off clothes, assault,iverpower, etc.
~Degrades female;ex. strands her nude
~Criminal record for fighting
~Athletic, military; not past high school edu
~Serial marriages
~Try to trip them up in interview |
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| Anger retaliatory rapists |
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~"Get even" w women; physically abuses children; may be married but doesn't assault wife
~Not same age/race
~Not well-planned;symbol or anger will set him off
~Cusses;temper;nervous energy
~Does well socially
~Every 6 months-year
~Direct interview approach |
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~Sexual pleasure w/ pain
~Organized; well-planned attack not in neighborhood
~May transport/restrain victim, keep them and torture them a while
~May take pix/video
~Con approach
~Abduction site-rape site-dump site
~Middle-class, chameleon, older, compulsive, interested in police
~Direct interview approach |
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1. Former intimate partner (abusive male, 90% women killed by intimate partner have been stalked, most common)
2. Delusional (erotomania/obsessional, fusion identity, usually w celebs, mental disorder, unmarried socially immature loners, little contact w victims)
3. Vengeful (Coworker/co-student, or worker mad @ boss, strong harassment)
4. Paraphilic (usually child molesters) |
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| When stalker believes object of affection is in love w him/her |
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