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Introduction to Offender ProfilingAnalysing the Criminal MindThis guide provides clear and concise information on central issues such as the origins of criminal profiling from the American Top Down Theories of Offenders behaviours and actions to the UKs Bottom Up Theories, it has its roots in FBI profiling methodology and limitations of profiling are also explained to the reader.If you are interested in criminal profiling and would like to learn more, An Introduction to Offender Profiling; analysing the Criminal Mind is the perfect place to start.Have you ever wondered how profilers profile offenders?, how they can gather so much information about a suspect from such things as the age and race and gender of the offender from the crime scene or victims.Offender Profiling providing a likely description of an offender based on an analysis of;– The Crime scene– The victim– Other available evidenceOffender profiling does not solve crime or identify individuals, but it does provide a means of narrowing the range of potential suspects (Holmes & Holmes 1996)ContentsForeword4Part 19Introduction to Offender Profiling9Who is the Profiler?11Types of Offender Profiling12Part 213The History of Offender Profiling13History of Criminal Profiling13The First UK Offender Profile15The first United States Offender Profile16What makes a serial offender?23Offender Profiling - Where it all started25The Salem Witch Trials25Pre-Enlightenment Europe29Medieval Trials31Part 335Crime Analysis35Criminal analysis37Dissemination38Types of Crime Analysis - Who’s did what TO whom38Time Event Charts (TEC)39What is a crime scene pattern/series/trend?39Crime Linkage40Categorisation43Part 445Current Approaches to Offender Profiling45Approaches to profiling46The British method of Offender Profiling46The ‘bottom-up’ approach46Top Down - The American method47Disorganised Offenders Features:48Offender Profiling in the UK/Ireland,50Forensic Investigation53Investigative Psychology53Stages of the Profiling Process57Victimology59Crime timeline60Typology61Typological Profiling63Crime Scene One:65Crime Scene two:66Psychoanalysis in criminal profiling68Geographical Profiling83Part 589Profiling the Offender89Building an Offender Profile90Psychopathy and serial offending90Techniques used in criminal profiling.92Paraphilias93Organised v- Disorganised Offenders95The traits of an organised killer95The traits of a disorganised killer97The Types of Killers - Serial killers - spree killers - mass killers98Serial killer –V- Mass Killer –V- Spree Killer101Ireland’s Serial Killers103The top 10 characteristics of a serial killer106MODUS OPERANDI (*M.O)109SIGNATURE109Part 6 – Profiles of Serial Killers111Jack the Ripper111Cayetano Santos Godino113The Babes of Inglewood115Adolf Hitler and the OSS118The Mad Bomber of New York119The Yorkshire Ripper122The Moors Murders124Part 7128The future of Offender Profiling128The Strengths and Weaknesses of Offender Profiling128Strengths129Concerns and Weaknesses131Possible future advances in Offender Profiling132Admissibility and Use in Courtroom134Other Applications135Conclusions137
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Introduction to Offender Profiling Analysing the Criminal Mind This guide provides clear and concise information on central issues such as the origins of criminal profiling from the American Top Down Theories of Offenders behaviours and actions to the UKs Bottom Up Theories, it has its roots in FBI profiling methodology and limitations of profiling are also explained to the reader. If you are interested in criminal profiling and would like to learn more, An Introduction to Offender Profiling; analysing the Criminal Mind is the perfect place to start. Have you ever wondered how profilers profile offenders?, how they can gather so much information about a suspect from such things as the age and race and gender of the offender from the crime scene or victims. Offender Profiling providing a likely description of an offender based on an analysis of; – The Crime scene – The victim – Other available evidence Offender profiling does not solve crime or identify individuals, but it does provide a means of narrowing the range of potential suspects (Holmes & Holmes 1996) Contents Foreword 4 Part 1 9 Introduction to Offender Profiling 9 Who is the Profiler? 11 Types of Offender Profiling 12 Part 2 13 The History of Offender Profiling 13 History of Criminal Profiling 13 The First UK Offender Profile 15 The first United States Offender Profile 16 What makes a serial offender? 23 Offender Profiling - Where it all started 25 The Salem Witch Trials 25 Pre-Enlightenment Europe 29 Medieval Trials 31 Part 3 35 Crime Analysis 35 Criminal analysis 37 Dissemination 38 Types of Crime Analysis - Who’s did what TO whom 38 Time Event Charts (TEC) 39 What is a crime scene pattern/series/trend? 39 Crime Linkage 40 Categorisation 43 Part 4 45 Current Approaches to Offender Profiling 45 Approaches to profiling 46 The British method of Offender Profiling 46 The ‘bottom-up’ approach 46 Top Down - The American method 47 Disorganised Offenders Features: 48 Offender Profiling in the UK/Ireland, 50 Forensic Investigation 53 Investigative Psychology 53 Stages of the Profiling Process 57 Victimology 59 Crime timeline 60 Typology 61 Typological Profiling 63 Crime Scene One: 65 Crime Scene two: 66 Psychoanalysis in criminal profiling 68 Geographical Profiling 83 Part 5 89 Profiling the Offender 89 Building an Offender Profile 90 Psychopathy and serial offending 90 Techniques used in criminal profiling. 92 Paraphilias 93 Organised v- Disorganised Offenders 95 The traits of an organised killer 95 The traits of a disorganised killer 97 The Types of Killers - Serial killers - spree killers - mass killers 98 Serial killer –V- Mass Killer –V- Spree Killer 101 Ireland’s Serial Killers 103 The top 10 characteristics of a serial killer 106 MODUS OPERANDI (*M.O) 109 SIGNATURE 109 Part 6 – Profiles of Serial Killers 111 Jack the Ripper 111 Cayetano Santos Godino 113 The Babes of Inglewood 115 Adolf Hitler and the OSS 118 The Mad Bomber of New York 119 The Yorkshire Ripper 122 The Moors Murders 124 Part 7 128 The future of Offender Profiling 128 The Strengths and Weaknesses of Offender Profiling 128 Strengths 129 Concerns and Weaknesses 131 Possible future advances in Offender Profiling 132 Admissibility and Use in Courtroom 134 Other Applications 135 Conclusions 137
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