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11453cam a2200529 a 4500 001 024A73C66C0011DEA13FF332A8D7520A 003 SILO 005 20100301073843 008 080530s2009 caua b 001 0 eng 010 $a 2008023611 020 $a 1412959985 (pbk.) 020 $a 9781412959988 (pbk.) 020 $a 1412959977 (cloth) 020 $a 9781412959971 (cloth) 035 $a (OCoLC)230802489 040 $a DLC $c DLC $d SILO $d C#P $d YDXCP $d CDX $d BWX $d NLGGC $d NLE $d CRH $d IOK $d SILO 050 00 $a HV8073.5 $b .H65 2009 082 00 $a 364.3 $2 22 082 04 $a 363.25 $2 22 084 $a 71.65 $2 bcl 100 1 $a Holmes, Ronald M. 245 1 $a Profiling violent crimes : $b an investigative tool / $c Ronald M. Holmes, Stephen T. Holmes. 250 $a 4th ed. 260 $a Los Angeles : $b Sage, $c c2009. 300 $a xix, 319 p. : $b ill. ; $c 23 cm. 504 $a Includes bibliographical references and index. 505 0 $a Preface -- 1. Psychological profiling : an introduction -- Inductive versus deductive profiling -- Inductive criminal investigative assessments -- Deductive criminal investigative assessments -- Goals in profiling -- Goal 1 : to provide the criminal justice system with a social and psychological assessment of the offender -- Case study -- Goal 2 : to provide the criminal justice system with a psychological evaluation of belongings found in the possession of the offender -- Case study -- Goal 3 : to provide interviewing suggestions and strategies -- Case study -- Profiling : an art, not a science -- Conclusion -- References -- 2. Profiling in fantasy and fact -- Sherlock Holmes : the master detective -- Will Graham and Red Dragon -- Clarice Starling and The Silence of the Lambs -- Zoe Koehler : a female serial murderess -- Alex Cross -- Dr. Laszlo Kreizler : The Alienist and Angel of Darkness -- Other works of fiction and psychological profiling -- Profiling in fact -- Profile of Adolph Hitler -- Benefits of the profile -- The Mad Bomber and Dr. Brussel -- Richard Kuklinski -- Dennis Rader--the BTK strangler -- Profile of a rape case -- Case profile : Mrs. Charlene L. Miller -- Conclusion -- References -- 3. The rationale for psychological profiling -- Personality and crime -- Biology -- Culture -- Environment -- Common experiences -- Unique experiences -- New ways of viewing the personality -- Assumptions of the profiling process -- The crime scene reflects the personality -- The method of operation remains similar -- The signature will remain the same -- The offender will not change his personality -- The worth of the psychological profile -- Conclusion -- References -- 4. Criminal theories and psychological profiling -- Theories of crime and criminality -- Individual theories of crime -- Psychology and crime -- Crime and personality formation -- Personality characteristics -- Mental deficiency -- Criminal thinking patterns -- Character defects -- Psychiatry and crime -- Freud's building blocks of personality -- Freud's view of the source of crime -- Psychoanalytic treatment -- Constitutional theories -- Heredity and atavists -- Physical characteristics and crime -- Chemical imbalances and hormonal influences -- Social/ecological theories of crime -- Social/ecological approaches -- Crime as learned behavior -- Cultural transmission theories -- Social bond theories -- Combining the disciplines -- References -- 505 0 $a 5. The analysis of the crime scene -- Beyond the physical evidence -- Psychological profiling typology -- The disorganized asocial offender -- Personal characteristics -- Post-offense behavior -- Interviewing techniques -- The organized nonsocial offender -- Personal characteristics -- Post-offense behavior -- Interviewing techniques -- Crime scene differences -- Conclusion -- References -- 6. Arson and psychological profiling -- What is arson? -- Forms and types of arson -- Statistics on arson -- A view of the firesetter -- Typologies of firesetters -- Firesetting experience -- Types of fires -- Number of fires -- False alarms -- Time of day -- Regard for life -- Emotional state and behavior just prior to firesetting -- Emotional state and behavior during firesetting -- Emotional state and behavior after setting the fire -- Arrest -- Confession -- Selection of target -- Vandalism -- Excitement -- Revenge -- Crime concealment -- Profit -- Organized versus disorganized personality -- Conclusion -- References -- 7. Profiling serial murderers -- Typology of serial murderers -- Spatial mobility of serial killers -- The visionary serial killer -- The mission serial killer -- The hedonistic serial killer -- The power/control serial killer -- Serial murderers : general characteristics -- A serial murderer's perspective -- Perception of potential victims -- Perceptions during violence -- Analysis of the psyche of a serial killer -- Profiling a serial murder case -- Elemental traits in crime scene evaluation -- Additional profiling elements -- Blindfolds -- Attacks at the face -- Disposal of the body -- Weapons -- Dismemberment -- Bondage -- Position of the body -- Duct tape -- Staging -- Souvenirs -- Trophies -- Conclusion -- References -- 8. Psychological profiling and rape -- Definitions of rape -- Statistics on rape -- Selected characteristics of rapists -- Psychology and rape -- Typology of rapists -- Power reassurance rapist -- Elements in the rape process -- Interviewing strategy -- Anger retaliation rapist -- Elements in the rape process -- Interviewing strategy -- Power assertive rapist -- Elements in the rape process -- Interviewing strategy -- Sadistic rapist -- Elements in the rape process -- Interviewing strategy -- Conclusion -- References -- 505 0 $a 9. Pedophilia and psychological profiling -- Definition of terms : child molester or pedophile -- Types of pedophiles -- The situational child molester -- The regressed child molester -- The sexually indiscriminate child molester -- The naive or inadequate child molester -- The preferential child molester -- The mysoped child molester and killer -- The fixated child molester -- Profiling child molester types -- The sadistic offender -- The fixated offender -- Immature and regressed offenders -- Common threads among child molester types -- Conclusion -- References -- 10. Autoeroticism asphyxiation -- What is autoerotic sex behavior? -- Forms of autoeroticism -- Autoerotic asphyxiation -- Aqua-eroticism -- Chemical eroticism -- Suffocation -- Traits and characteristics of autoeroticism practitioners -- Gender -- Age -- Race -- Social habits -- Ambition -- Economic status -- Religious orientation -- Autoerotic scene indicators -- Cross-dressing -- Mirrors -- Pornography -- Genital binding -- Body marks and bruising -- Diaries and writings -- Bondage -- Evidence of past autoerotic behaviors -- Videos and pictures of self-practice -- Position of the knot in erotic hanging -- Facial coverings -- Anal insertion -- Accessory symmetry -- Conclusion -- Reference -- 11. Profiling satanic and cult-related murders -- Roots of Satanism -- Satanism in the United States -- The Satanic Bible -- Definitions in Satanism -- Types of personal involvement in Satanism -- Type I -- Type II -- Type III -- General elements of Satanism -- Trinity of Satanism -- Lucifer -- Satan -- The devil -- Human sacrifice -- Hierarchy of hell -- Devices used in Satanic rituals -- Vestments -- Altar -- Symbol of Baphomet -- Candles -- Bell -- Chalice -- Elixir -- Sword -- Phallus -- Gong -- Satanic masses -- Initiation mass -- Gnostic mass -- Mass of angels -- Mass for the dead -- The black mass -- Satanic ceremonies -- Night of the beast -- The Passover -- The May day rite -- Crime scene elements -- Circle of salt -- Candles -- Mockery of Christian symbols -- Satanic symbols -- Blood -- Bodies -- Animals -- Santeria and occult crimes -- The belief system of Santeria -- Dogma of the Orisha -- Palo Mayombe -- The crime scene -- Conclusion -- References -- 505 0 $a 12. Geography, profiling, and predatory criminals -- The elements of geographic profiling -- Distance -- Method of transportation -- Attractiveness of origins, destinations, and travel ways -- Familiarity of roads and highways -- Number and types of barriers -- Alternative routes -- Actual distance -- Mental maps -- Criminals and mobility -- Geography and victim selection -- The nature of geographic profiling -- Geographic profiling : nature and considerations -- Crime location type -- Arterial roads and highways -- Physical and psychological boundaries -- Land use -- Neighborhood demographics -- Routine activities of victims -- Displacement -- Computerized geographical analyses -- Conclusion -- References -- 13. Jack the Ripper : a case for psychological profiling -- Victim : Mary Ann "Polly" Nichols -- Personal history -- Criminal background -- Residences and locations -- The night of the killing -- Medical report -- Victim : Annie Chapman -- Personal history -- Criminal background -- Residences and locations -- The night of the killing -- Medical report -- Victim : Elizabeth Stride -- Personal history -- Criminal background -- Residences and locations -- The night of the killing -- Medical report -- Victim : Catharine Eddowes -- Personal history -- Criminal background -- Residences and locations -- The night of the killing -- Medical report -- Victim : Mary Kelly -- Personal history -- Criminal background -- Residences and locations -- The night of the killing -- Medical report -- Who was Jack the Ripper? -- Conclusion -- References -- 14. Lizzie Borden -- Key people in the Lizzie Borden case -- Lizzie Borden -- Emma Borden -- Andrew Borden -- Abby Borden -- Bridget Sullivan -- John Morse -- Hosea M. Knowlton -- William Moody -- George Robinson -- The murders -- The crime scene -- The autopsies -- Autopsy of Andrew J. Borden -- Autopsy of Abby D. Borden -- Additional thoughts -- Suspect 1 -- Mr. John Morse -- Emma Borden -- Unknown laborer -- William Borden -- Conclusion -- References -- 15. The victim in criminal profiling -- Elements in the victim profiling process -- Physical traits -- Marital status -- Personal lifestyle -- Occupation -- Education -- Personal demographics -- Medical history -- Psychosocial history -- Psychosexual history -- Court history -- Victim's last activities -- Conclusion -- 16. The future of criminal profiling -- Additional uses for profiling -- Education and training for profiling -- Computerized monitoring -- Computerized profiling -- Online graduate programs, seminars, and degrees -- Conclusion -- References -- Credits -- Index -- About the authors. 650 0 $a Criminal investigation $x Psychological aspects. 650 0 $a Criminal behavior $x Methodology. $x Methodology. 650 0 $a Criminal methods $x Methodology $x Methodology $v Case studies. 650 17 $a Criminaliteit. $2 gtt 650 17 $a Misdadigers. $2 gtt 650 17 $a Profielen (algemeen) $2 gtt 650 17 $a Criminalistiek. $2 gtt 650 17 $a Gerechtelijke psychologie. $2 gtt 700 1 $a Holmes, Stephen T. 856 42 $z Additional Information at Google Books $u http://books.google.com/books?isbn=9781412959971 941 $a 4 952 $l USUX851 $d 20190502023110.0 952 $l HUAX887 $d 20190207150815.0 $m HV 8073.5 .H65 2009 952 $l UQAX771 $d 20110922012536.0 952 $l SOAX911 $d 20100301073843.0 956 $a http://locator.silo.lib.ia.us/search.cgi?index_0=id&term_0=024A73C66C0011DEA13FF332A8D7520A 994 $a 02 $b IOKInitiate Another SILO Locator Search