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honeykysiz
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 Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2009 8:20 pm Post subject: PROFILING "TRUISMS" |
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I am looking to find all the ORIGINAL, NONTRIVIAL and USABLE profiling 'TRUISMS' that exist.
They can be of human-in-general variety (e.g. "when the situation allows it, offenders - like other humans - spend the most time doing what they enjoy") or of the strong-inference, crime scene variety (e.g. "a disposal site that is not the primary crime scene indicates offender mobility")
Please let me know why/how/when you thing your truism is useful?!
Thank you!
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DarkPassenger
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Sexual serial killers, especially signature killers, return to the scenes of the crime.
Sutcliffe did, Bundy did, Ridgeway did. I think it's important if you wanted to actually catch someone in the act. |
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Russell
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| Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2009 6:08 am Post subject: Re: PROFILING "TRUISMS" |
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| honeykysiz wrote: | I am looking to find all the ORIGINAL, NONTRIVIAL and USABLE profiling 'TRUISMS' that exist.
They can be of human-in-general variety (e.g. "when the situation allows it, offenders - like other humans - spend the most time doing what they enjoy") or of the strong-inference, crime scene variety (e.g. "a disposal site that is not the primary crime scene indicates offender mobility")
Please let me know why/how/when you thing your truism is useful?!
Thank you!
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Truism: serial killers are a diverse population, heterogeneous not homogeneous, with a wide range of intelligence, age, race, sophistication, experience, etc. Their patterns of criminal conduct reflect these differences.
Russell
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