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| Prefer children that have not gone through puberty |
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| prefer children that are going through puberty |
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-stranger danger
-child molesters look weird
-children never lie
-molesters tend to be gay |
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-Regressed
-Indiscriminate
-Inadequate |
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-usually molests once
-no child porn
-hasn't had sex in a while, so turns to child
-usually meek |
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| Characteristics of regressed child molesters |
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-no child preference
-trysexual;hypersexual
-not high IQ
-multiple victims
-uses alc to lure victims
-watches regular porn |
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| Characteristics of an indiscriminate child molester |
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-mentally challenged
-social misfit;insecure;loner
-curious about sex
-hug and kiss a lot |
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| Characteristics of an inadequate child molester |
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-seductive
-introvert
-sadistic |
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-seduces child w/ attention, gifts
-limited social contact as a teen
->25, single, nev married
-excessive interest in children
-home filled w/ toys, collects child erotica, photographs kids
-prior arrests |
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| Characteristics of a seductive child molester |
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-More likely to get caught
-usually marries into fam w/ kids
-not very organized/social |
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| characteristics of an introverted child molester |
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-usually abducts kids
-usually kills |
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| characteristics of a sadistic child molester |
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1. not very social
2. excessive interest in kids
3. lures kids
4. prior arrests |
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| 4 common characteristics of preferential child molesters |
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1. traffic porn
2. engage in social communication w/ children
3.to locate children to molest |
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| 3 uses of internet for child molesters |
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1. make the accusation (best way to overcome lack of evidence)
2. Provide a good motive or intention (reduce magnitude of crime)
3. offer a good/bad option |
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| 3 steps in interrogation process |
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1. no leading questions
2. open-ended questions
3. minimal notes; record interview |
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| 3 steps to interviewing victim/witness of a crime |
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-reinstating the context of the event (start from beginning of day)
-change perspective
-use association |
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| Cognitive interviewing techniques |
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| Most common people you hear false confessions from: |
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1. Spontaneous domestic homicide
2. Staged domestic violence |
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| 2 categories of domestic homicide |
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-wife, child usually victims
-crime scene: residence; drug and alc use; escalation of violence and anger
-main cause of death: blunt force trauma
-investigative considerations: if murder occurred in residence, this type of domestic homicide should be considered first, history of domestic violence, interview neighbors, other family |
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| Characteristics of spontaneous domestic homicide |
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-child, cheater usually victims
-crime scene: not a lot of evidence;planned
-investigative considerations: perp's story doesn't match evidence, seperate fam members that present @ murder in interview |
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| Characteristics of staged domestic homicide |
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| Kids most likely to be killed? Who is most likely to kill child? |
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1.young
2.seperated,divorced
3.lower education |
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| 3 most common characteristics shared by mothers who kill |
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| strangulation; burns, spinal fracture; child has bizarre story of injury |
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| main method of child abuse; physical indicators of child abuse; abused child behavioral indicator |
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| can't keep story straight, no knowledge of injuries, delay of med attention, uncooperative |
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| Behavioral indicators of parent's abusing: |
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-increasing (baby boomers, longer lives)
-women most abused
-happens @actual home
-most common abuser: daughter-in-law (sandwiched between 2 generations, lots of stress)
-more elderly at actual home now b/c of economy |
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| Elder abuse characteristics |
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-indiscriminate felony murder
-situational felony murder |
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-store clerk, taxi driver usually victim, no resistance to perp
-organized crime scene, murder plan
-execution-style, blitz style
-no murder first few robberies; as they get more seasoned, they start to kill |
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| Characteristics of indiscriminate felony murder |
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-store clerk, taxi drivers usually victims; offer no resistance to perp
-disorganized crime scene, don't plan on murdering, signs of struggle |
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| Characteristics of situational felony murder |
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-contract murder (victim: other gang member ; CJ system, organized crime scene, early in morning)
-Drug murder (everybody gets so high things get out of control;drug deal)
-Gang murder (drive-bys; pithing[shooting/stabbing people in back]) |
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| Criminal enterprise homicide |
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-Teenager most common offender; youthful thrillseekers
-victim: male in 20's |
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-school/large building
-vandalism is key;usually teen;spraypaint, matches
-flammable liquid found on perp's clothes |
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| Vandalism-motivated arson |
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-Fire set in retaliation for real/imagined justice
-red flag: fire usually set in bedroom/car or personal things
-usually bf/gf |
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| Anger/revenge-motivated arson |
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-Vandalism motivated arson
-Anger/revenge motivated arson
-Crime concealment motivated arson
-Profit motivated arson
-Extremist motivated arson
-Excitement motivated arson |
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| -Red flags: call from neighbor's; removed really personal items; dryer |
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-Political, social, religious causes
-Red flag: employ incendiary devices (Molotov cocktail) |
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| Extremist-motivated arson |
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| Burglars look at obituary and go to house cause whole small town is empty |
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| Newspaper-related burglary |
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| 2 ways bullet can be matched w/ murder weapon |
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| Hot fragments from gun that hit you and burn your skin |
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| What is tatooing/stippling? |
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1. hemorraghing of eyes
2. marks on throat
3. trauma to tongue |
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| 3 indicators of strangulation |
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entrance- small, round, neat w/ gray/black ring around edges
exit- bigger than entrance wound, ragged and torn appearance, shreds of tissue extruding, more blood than entrance |
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| Entrance/exit wound diffs |
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-from adolescence has been attracted to kids
-"sexually addicted" to kids
-lacks relationships w/ peeps his age, loner
-prefers males
-come from "broken homes"
-no alc/drugs |
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| Fixated molester (Goth's typology) |
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-prefers adults, girls
-uses alc to lure
-replaces adult partner w/ child during a crisis
-feels sexually inadequate, loss of "maleness"
-experiences guilt, shame after molestation
-usually depressed during molestation, doesn't care |
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| Regressed molester (Goth's typology) |
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1. newspaper burglary
2. distraction-related burglary
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| 4 current burglary trends |
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| 2 groups LE commonly comes into contact w/ when investigating fraud |
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