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| 6 conditions a sexual homicide is recognized by: |
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- decendent may lack clothing
- have sexual organs exposed/injured
- may be positioned in provocative pose
- have foreign objects inserted into victim's cavities
- examination may indicate evidence of vaginal, anal, oral sex
- scene may show evidence of substitute sexual activity
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| physical evidence in a crime scene may reveal what? |
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| the behavioral traits of the murderer |
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| what are the characteristics of an ORGANNIZED SEXUAL OFFENDER? |
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- above average intelligence
- crime well thought out and planned
- considered socially adept
- understands fully the criminality of the act
- make trophy(item from victim or from the scene)
- usually doesn't commit act in his area, likely to travel
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| what are some of the characteristics of a DISORGANIZED SEXUAL OFFENDER? |
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- below average intelligence
- loner, probabaly not married
- poor imterpersonal skills
- socially inadequate
- acts impulsively(not planned)
- usually commits act in own geographic area
- usually depersonalizes the victim
- overkill(beat up or mutilate victim)
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| what is the most common type of sex-related homicide? |
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| where does homicide originate from? |
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| it may not look sexually motivated, but when you look at all the circumstances, sex elements exist |
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| T/F: often see a covering of the eyes when the victim is someone that the perpetrator knows |
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| how do you process a sex related death scene? |
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- identification of the decendent
- determine the location of initial assualt
- determine how target(victim) was selected
- establish the activities of the victim (routine and preceding death)
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Term
| acquaintance-contact rapists |
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- most common type, rarely reported
- victims know offender
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| forceful aggression and intimidation of the victim are employed to meet the predator's strong need to control and dominate the victim; basically overpower and dominate them |
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- use a more planned, single rape attack strategy.
- usually stalk
- motive: they want the victim to "fall in love" with them
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| anger-retaliatory rapsits |
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| deep anger towards women and use sex as a means to punish or get even. |
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