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Serial Murder: Pathways for Investigations.

PB2015101602

Publication Date	2014
Personal Author	Morton, R. J.; Tillman, J. M.; Gaines, S. J.
Page Count	78
Abstract	This monograph represents five years of empirical research gathered by experts at the FBIs National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime. Our hope is that it will give our law enforcement partners the resources they need to better understand the motivations and behaviors behind these crimes, to discover the necessary correlations between potential suspects and cases, and to more expeditiously identify, arrest, and convict serial killers.
Keywords	Homicide Investigations Crimes Law enforcement Databases Offenders Victims Characteristics Investigators Serial murder National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime(NCAVC) Solved case files
Source Agency	Justice Department Federal Bureau of Investigation
NTIS Subject Category	91C - Fire Services, Law Enforcement, & Criminal Justice 43D - Police, Fire, & Emergency Services 92B - Psychology 92C - Social Concerns
Corporate Authors	Federal Bureau of Investigation Academy, Quantico, VA. Behavioral Science Unit.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	201504

Serial Murder: Pathways for Investigations.

Serial Murder: Pathways for Investigations.
PB2015101602

Publication Date	2014
Personal Author	Morton, R. J.; Tillman, J. M.; Gaines, S. J.
Page Count	78
Abstract	This monograph represents five years of empirical research gathered by experts at the FBIs National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime. Our hope is that it will give our law enforcement partners the resources they need to better understand the motivations and behaviors behind these crimes, to discover the necessary correlations between potential suspects and cases, and to more expeditiously identify, arrest, and convict serial killers.
Keywords	Homicide Investigations Crimes Law enforcement Databases Offenders Victims Characteristics Investigators Serial murder National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime(NCAVC) Solved case files
Source Agency	Justice Department Federal Bureau of Investigation
NTIS Subject Category	91C - Fire Services, Law Enforcement, & Criminal Justice 43D - Police, Fire, & Emergency Services 92B - Psychology 92C - Social Concerns
Corporate Authors	Federal Bureau of Investigation Academy, Quantico, VA. Behavioral Science Unit.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	201504