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Dr. Wade Schindler - Powerpoint Presentations
Serial Killers - Overview Lecture
Scotia J. Hicks and Bruce D. Sales - Criminal Profiling: Developing an Effective Science and Practice
1 Introduction the Roots of Modern Profiling
2 Current Nonscientific Models of Profiling
3 Problems with Nonscientific Profiling Models
4 The Current Model of Scientific Profiling
5 Problems With the Scientific Model of Profiling
8 Offender Characteristics - Motives, Personality, and Behavior
11 A Scientific Model of Profiling
12 Steps Toward Testing a Scientific Model of Profiling
13 Conclusion - Recommendations for Practice
Ronald Holmes - Profiling Violent Crimes: an investigative tool.
Holmes - Profiling Violent Crimes - 1996
David Cook - Powerpoint Presentation
Female Psychopathic Serial Killers
FBI Resources
Serial Murder: Multi-Disciplinary Prospectives for Investigators
Serial Murder Research
Haggerty - Modern Serial Killers - Crime, Media Culture - 2009
Haggerty argues that six modern developments in society gave rise to the phenomenon of serial homicide:
(a) the mass media and the attendant rise of a celebrity culture;
(b) a society of strangers;
(c) a type of mean/ends rationality that is largely divorced from value considerations;
(d) cultural frameworks of denigration which tend to implicitly single out some groups for greater predation;
(e) particular opportunity structures for victimization; and finally
(f) the notion that society can be engineered.
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