Chapter One -- 1.1 Was criminology born in Europe? -- 1.2 Special content: Sherlock Holmes, the first criminologist -- Chapter two -- 2.1 Murder and criminology -- 2.2 Special content: fighting without disintegrating -- Chapter three -- 3 The crime scene and the forensic sciences -- Chapter four -- 4 Tools of the modern criminologist -- 4.1 Special content: the history of fingerprints -- Chapter five -- 5 Serial killer and criminal profiling -- 5.1 Special content: the story of Harvey Glatman, the photographer serial killer -- Chapter six -- 6 Criminal profiling and sex offenders -- 6.1 Special content: serial killer, 12 warning signs -- Chapter seven -- Dark criminology and sectarian drift -- Chapter eight -- 8 Young people and sectarian drift -- Chapter nine -- 9 Sectarian culture and criminality -- 9.1 Special content: Heaven's Gate -- Chapter ten -- 10 How to become a Satanist: mental manipulation -- 666, the ghost book: satanic crimes + black criminology for beginners.
Summary:
Summarizes the origins of criminology, categories of serial killers, and investigation techniques used in crime scene analysis. Additional information is provided on satanic sects, their mental manipulation techniques, and their influence.
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