
There Are Two Types Of Serial Killers And It's Easy To Tell Them Apart
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Meredith Galante
This method is used in the real world, and the first step is deciding which type of serial killer the cops are dealing with.
While no two serial killers are the same, everyone can be classified into one of two large groups: an organized, or a disorganized serial killer.
Former FBI profiler Roy Hazelwood helped create the FBI's dichotomy approach to better understanding serial killers. Based on a large database of closed serial killer cases, law enforcement began inferring patterns from past cases to catch the current serial killers on the loose.
Scott Bonn, a professor at Drew University and a criminologist, who is in touch with Hazelwood, explained the difference between these two classifications, how law enforcement uses these characteristics to apprehend the killer, and why both types are equally as dangerous. As a criminologist, Bonn studies the patterns of behaviors.
2 Comments in Response to There Are Two Types Of Serial Killers And It's Easy To Tell Them Apart
I noticed another kind of insanity that according to Larken Rose those posting comments that are in agreement are written only by one and the same person. [Larken Rose at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Discussion-Page.htm?EdNo=001&Info=109419&View=Hide]
I know a mental serial cop killer who in his mind shoots cops dead. He also wants the public to kill cops. He writes down his "confession" which passes as a published "essay", and it is all over the Internet. It's scary to read this written mental compulsion to shoot cops dead! His name is familiar in this website ... Larken Rose. I want to alert our cops who put their life on the line, to be more careful when they do their rounds not only in catching criminals but also in watching for psychopaths on the loose who appear normal but actually are dangerous!