Crime scene and demographic information in identification of sexual homicide
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Research and analysis CRIME SCENE AND DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION IN IDENTIFICATION OF SEXUAL HOMICIDE A study aimed to look for discernable patterns and victim and perpetrator characteristics
that may serve to delineate sexual homicide. Get emails about this page DOCUMENTS THE USE OF CRIME SCENE AND DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF SEXUAL HOMICIDES PDF, 77.9 KB, 5
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is often the case that those convicted of sexual offences find it difficult to discuss their offending and those who have committed a sexual homicide can be particularly reluctant to talk
about their criminal behaviour. As a result, forensic practitioners frequently rely on crime scene information to identify any sexual behaviour associated with a homicide. The study aimed to
look for discernable patterns and victim and perpetrator characteristics that may serve to delineate sexual homicide without relying on disclosure from the perpetrators of the crime. A
second aim of the study was to test the hypothesis that the majority of sexual homicide cases can be captured using Ressler, Burgess, and Douglas’s (1988) definition of sexual homicide.
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