Profiling killers: a revised model for understanding sexual murder

Article Abstract:

Research presented concerns sexual murder and homicide investigations, focusing on the definitions of four sexual offender types: power-reassurance, power assertive, anger-excitation and anger-retaliatory. Suspect profiles, homicidal patters, and the behavioral characteristics of the rape offenders are described in order for the investigators to more accurately identify the perpetrators.

United States, Methods, Sex crimes, Rapists, Homicide investigation

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The psychological typology of criminal homicidal aggression

Article Abstract:

Issues discussed concern the psychological aspects of homicidal aggression among criminals, focusing on the characterization of murderous aggression based on personality, behavior, and self-control disfunction. Several types of aggression are identified, and include catastrophic, functional-utilitarian, situational-defensive, and habitual non-controlled.

Russia, Aggressiveness (Psychology)

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Sexual homicides and their classification according to motivation: a report from Argentina

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This article discusses the psychiatric profile and motivations of sexual killers. Topics include sexual deviation, alter ego, and attitude.

Argentina, Social aspects, Case studies, Sex offenders, Attitudes, Attitude (Psychology)

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