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Serial Crime - Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioral Profiling
of: Wayne Petherick
Elsevier Trade Monographs, 2005
ISBN: 9780080468549 , 280 Pages
Format: PDF
Copy protection: DRM
Cover
1
Contents
6
FOREWORD
10
PREFACE
12
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
16
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
20
CHAPTER 1 CRIMINAL PROFILING: A CONTINUING HISTORY
24
CHAPTER 2 THE NATURE OF INDUCTION AND DEDUCTION IN CRIMINAL PROFILING
38
The Logic of Criminal Profiling
38
Inductive Criminal Profiling
39
The Logic of Inductive Criminal Profiling
41
Deductive Criminal Profiling
43
The Logic of the Scientific Method
45
The Logic of Deductive Criminal Profiling
45
Practical Application of Deductive Criminal Profiling
47
Conclusion
50
CHAPTER 3 CRIMINAL PROFILING METHODS
54
Introduction
54
Criminal Profiling: What Is It?
54
Criminal Investigative Analysis (CIA)
57
Investigative Psychology
62
Geographic Profiling (Geoprofiling)
65
Diagnostic Evaluations
67
Behavioral Evidence Analysis
69
Conclusion
72
CHAPTER 4 THE FALLACY OF ACCURACY IN CRIMINAL PROFILING
76
Introduction
76
The Fallacy of Accuracy
77
The Measure of Success
80
Accuracy Rates
81
Problems
82
Suggestions
84
Conclusion
87
CHAPTER 5 CRIMINAL PROFILING AS EXPERT EVIDENCE
90
Criminal Profiling as Expert Evidence
90
State of Mind and Intent
94
Similar Fact Evidence
95
Staging
96
Rules of Expert Evidence
97
Australian Rules of Expert Evidence
98
Expertise Rule
99
Area of Expertise Rule
100
Factual Basis Rule
100
Common Knowledge Rule
101
Ultimate Issue Rule
103
The Latest Indications on the Status of Profiling
103
R. v. Ranger
103
New Jersey v. Fortin
108
The Estate of Samuel Sheppard v.The State of Ohio
110
Recommendations
113
Conclusion
117
CHAPTER 6 WHERE TO FROM HERE?
122
Introduction
122
Professionalization
123
The Scientific Method
124
Research
125
Ethics
126
Accountability
129
Education and Training
131
Conclusion
133
CHAPTER 7 CRIMINAL PROFILERS AND THE MEDIA: PROFILING THE BELTWAY SNIPERS
136
The First 45 Hours
137
The Synergy of Poor Judgment
137
The Pundits
138
Profilers on the Case
138
Announcing the Safe HavensŽ
140
The Response
140
Catching a HybridŽ
142
The SnipersŽ
149
The Motive
151
The Profilers
152
CHAPTER 8 SERIAL STALKING: LOOKING FOR LOVE IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES?
160
What Is Stalking?
161
Incidence and Prevalence
163
What Makes Something Serial?
166
What CanBe Done About It?
169
Case Studies
173
Robert Zeljko Vidovich
174
Robert D. King
177
Conclusion
179
CHAPTER 9 SERIAL RAPE: AN INVESTIGATIVE APPROACH
184
Introduction
184
Rape: Characteristics of the Crime
185
Offender and Victim Relationships andCharacteristics
187
A Definition of Serial Rape
189
Typologies of Rape Offenders
189
Characteristics of the Serial Rapist
190
Acquiring the Victim and Committing the Offense
191
Important Aspects for Investigators in SerialRape Offenses
192
The Investigative Process: A Model for SerialOffenses
194
Crime Scene Stage
197
Initial Assessment Stage
199
Investigation Stage
200
Target Stage
201
Arrest Stage
203
The Issue of Investigative Relevance
203
Issues for Investigators
204
Dedicated Task Force
205
Criminal Profiling
205
Linkage Blindness
206
Conclusion
207
CHAPTER 10 SERIAL MURDER: A BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL APPROACH
212
Defining Serial Killing
213
Types of Serial Killers
214
Organized versus Disorganized Serial Killers
216
Incidence of Serial Killing
218
Serial Sexual Sadistic Killing
220
An Illustrative Case
222
Theories of Serial Sexual Sadistic Killing
228
Basic Studies
228
Hickey’s Trauma Control Model of the Serial Killer
233
The Motivational Model
235
Arrigo and Purcell: Lust Murder as a Paraphilia
236
Future Directions
238
Conclusion: Understanding the Serial Sexual Killer
240
CHAPTER 11 SERIAL ARSON
248
Methodology of Fire Investigation
253
The Arsonist
255
Case Studies
257
The CityŽ Arsonist
258
Hurricane HarryŽ
259
Sean Broom
260
Cameron Burgess
262
Firefighters and Arson
264
A Special Case: John Leonard Orr
265
Conclusion
266
INDEX
270
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