So you're saying it went from 3 to 2 back to 3 and cooling off period to separate events back to cooling off period...no. The F.B.I. website information from the 2005 symposium is current otherwise it would be updated.
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10 American Serial Killers Who will Haunt Us For Ever.
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The validity of spree murder as a separate category was discussed at great length. The general definition of spree murder is two or more murders committed by an offender or offenders, without a cooling-off period. According to the definition, the lack of a cooling-off period marks the difference between a spree murder and a serial murder.
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What? It never said that. It said motivation varies too much to be included in the definition.
I didn't say You. I've read a few reports and other resources..ie my Dad.
Taken from the F.B.I. page dedicated to serial murder.
• Sexually-based is a motivation driven by the sexual needs/desires of the offender. There may or may not be overt sexual contact reflected in the crime scene.
I knew what YOU meant and you're wrong.
I knew what YOU meant and you're wrong.
I believe the "cooling off" is the issue of these reports from the FBI and other groups that have researched Serial Killers.
You first used a Psychology Today article that wasn't even aware of the updated information from 12 years prior to the article. So even a Ph.D. article writer can lack current understanding of a given topic. Had she been aware she would've updated her information.
The F.B.I. should be the source to use otherwise weird claims of the F.B.I. not recognizing sexually motivated killers get tossed around.
The F.B.I. should be the source to use otherwise weird claims of the F.B.I. not recognizing sexually motivated killers get tossed around.
Lol so your saying my Dad,a retired homicide detective is wrong??
What background do you have in this?
Just because he worked homicide doesn't mean he cantc be wrong about the subject of serial murder. There's a difference between an electrician and an electrical engineer.
Therefore the F.B.I. removed the arbitrary concept of cooling off period from the updated and refined definition of serial murder.
That was a quote taken from the screenshot provided. From the F.B.I. page on serial murder.
And there's a difference reading a 2005 FBI report and actually investigating a serial killer murders with 20+ experience.
So you're saying that collective research by the F.B.I. pioneers in serial murder study gets outweighed by one or two serial murder investigations by your dad...think about that. Until a new symposium this is current information.
Check out the F.B.I. website and get current on the latest. There's additional reports which reflect the updated view on analysis of a serial murder crime scene etc. They're the actual experts on the matter.
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and about Anders Behring? from Norway
Anders Breivik is a mass murderer. In both attacks on the same day he killed multiple people.
In August 2012 he was convicted of mass murder, causing a fatal explosion, and terrorism.
In August 2012 he was convicted of mass murder, causing a fatal explosion, and terrorism.
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