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CHAPTER 1 Why Study Serial Crime? 1

Why Study Serial Crime? 2

Fear of Crime 5

Problems of Generalizing 9

Investigation 12

Conclusion 14

CHAPTER 2 Normalcy of the Sadistic Serial Killer 17

Lack of Empathy 18

Presentation of Self 21

Compartmentalization and Dehumanization 22

Need for Power 24

Conclusion 24

CHAPTER 3 Serial Rape 27

Defining Rape 30

Defining Serial Rape 31

Typologies of Serial Rapists 36

Investigating Serial Rape 40

Criminal Profiling and Linkage Blindness 42

Conclusion 46

CHAPTER 4 Adult Sexual Offenders: An Overview 49

The "Typical" Offender 50

Adult Sex Offenders with Adult Victims 50

Adult Sex Offenders with Child Victims 55

Rehabilitation 64

Recidivism 65

Difficulties with Convicting Sex Offenders 66

The Internet and Childhood Sexual Offending 68

CHAPTER 5 Cyber "Pedophiles:" A Behavioral Perspective 71

Paraphilias and Sexual Ritual Behavior 72

The Distinction Between a "Pedophile" and a Child Molester 74

Typology of Sex Offenders 75

The Motivation Continuum 77

Computer Offenders 79

Recognizing Preferential Sex Offenders 81

"Expert" Search Warrants 84

Staleness of Probable Cause 86

"Concerned Citizens" Assisting Law Enforcemeut 86

CHAPTER 6 The Status of Serial Stalking: Persons, Processes,and Palliatives 89

What Is Stalking? 96

The Nature of Stalking 100

Characteristics of Stalker Behavior 103

Why Do Stalkers Stalk? 105

The Characteristics of Stalkers and Their Victims 107

Outcomes of Stalking 111

System Responses 115

Conclusion 119

CHAPTER 7 Serial Arson 123

Defining Arson 123

Serial Arson 129

Motivations 132

Pyromania 135

Other Factors 137

Juveniles 138

Conclusion 143

CHAPTER 8 Muti Murder: Murder for Human Body Parts 145

Types of Traditional Healers in South Africa 146

DefiningMuti Murder 147

Sacrificial Murder or Muti Murder? 147

Historic Context 148

Epidemiology 149

The Offenders 150

The Victims 152

Body Parts and Their Uses 153

What Crimes Can the Offenders Be Charged With? 160

Conclusion 161

CHAPTER 9 Criminal Profiling 163

History 164

Jack the Ripper 165

The Lindbergh Kidnapping 166

Adolph Hitler 168

The Mad Bomber 169

Inductive/Deductive Analysis 170

Types of Profiling 172

Offender Profiling: A Proposed Definition 180

The Use of Criminal Profiling in South Afiica 181

Conclusion 184

CHAPTER 10 The Use of a Linkage Analysis as an Investigative Tool and Evidential Material in Serial Offenses 187

What Is Linkage Analysis? 188

Why Use Linkage Analysis? 190

What Does the Research Say? Is Linking Possible? 192

Information Required to Compile a Linkage Analysis 196

Factors That Can Influence a Signature or Linkage Analysis 198

Legal Principles Under Which Linkage Evidence Is Admissible 200

Case Example: The Newcastle Serial Murders 203

Case Example: The Quarry Serial Murders 208

Conclusion 215

CHAPTER 11 The Missing Missing: Toward a Quantification of Serial Murder Victimization in the United States 217

Doing the Math 219

Missing Persons as Uncounted Serial Murder Victims 221

Quantifying the Missing 223

The Missing Missing 226

Unidentified Dead 228

Misidentified and Elsewhere Classified Dead 231

Conclusion 235

CHAPTER 12 Targeting the Serial Offender: Task Force Structuring and Organization 239

Serial Offenders 240

Task Forces 242

Media Relations and Task Force Communication 247

Investigative Analysis 249

Previous Studies Regarding Task Forces 251

Conclusion 253

CHAPTER13 Conclusion 255

APPENDIX A Estimates Related to Prevalence of Serial Stalking 265

References 271

Author Index 293

Subject Index 299