First-Degree Murder, Repeat Victimization, and Antisocial Behavior (Essay Sample)

Behavioral Psychology and repeat victimization
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1 The article from the New York Times Canada is a text on incidents of first-degree murder interrelated through the places of occurrence and habitual behavior of assailants. In a given scene, Maimed remains of human bodies are located near a private property, and in another, seven dismembered human remains are excavated from planters in a home. Both crimes proximately link to a known serial killer. Similar scenes of crime at different times have been linked to a pig farmer, a former commander of a Canadian air force base, and a nurse. These concerns call for scientific and objective methods of investigation through a lead investigator and organized police search to establish for forensic investigations. Occasionally, subsequent investigations have faulted police bias for tolerating some of the killers. In contrast, psychological reports released by the court