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Author Turvey, Brent E.

Title Criminal profiling : an introduction to behavioral evidence analysis / Brent E. Turvey ; contributors, John J. Baeza ... [and others]
Edition Second edition
Published San Diego, Calif. : Academic Press, [2002]
©2002

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 W'PONDS  364.3 Tur/Cpa 2002  AVAILABLE
Description xxviii, 717 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits (some color) ; 26 cm
Contents Ch. 1. A history of criminal profiling -- Ch. 2. Inductive criminal profiling -- Ch. 3. Deductive criminal profiling -- Ch. 4. Case assessment -- Ch. 5. An introduction to crime reconstruction -- Ch. 6. Evidence dynamics -- Ch. 7. Wound pattern analysis -- Ch. 8. Victimology -- Ch. 9. The psychological autopsy -- Ch. 10. False reports -- Ch. 11. Crime scene characteristics -- Ch. 12. Organized v. disorganized - a false dichotomy -- Ch. 13. Understanding modus operandi -- Ch. 14. Staged crime scenes -- Ch. 15. Understanding offender signature -- Ch. 16. Criminal motivation -- Ch. 17. Offender characteristics -- Ch. 18. Criminal profiling in court -- Ch. 19. Fire and explosives : behavioral aspects -- Ch. 20. Psychopathic behavior -- Ch. 21. Sadistic behavior -- Ch. 22. Domestic homicide -- Ch. 23. Sexual asphyxia -- Ch. 24. Stalking -- Ch. 25. Serial homicide -- Ch. 26. Serial rape -- Ch. 27. Cyberpatterns : criminal behavior on the internet -- Ch. 28. Ethics and the criminal profiler
Summary "Criminal Profiling is a unique work centered on the deductive profiling method developed by the author and motivated by the limited knowledge available regarding the criminal profiling process. Deductive profiling is different from other forms of profiling in that it focuses on criminal profiling as an investigative process, solving real crime through an honest understanding of the nature and behavior of criminals. It approaches each criminal incident as its own universe of behaviors and relationships. Throughout the text, the author illustrates and emphasizes the most crucial tenet that any good criminal profiler should adhere to: the enthusiastic desire to investigate and examine the facts."--Publisher's description
Notes Previous ed.: 1999
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject Criminal behavior, Prediction of.
Criminal investigation -- Psychological aspects.
LC no. 2002102529
ISBN 0127050418