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SexualMurderCatathymicand Compulsiv
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ForewordWhen I received my doctorat
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with the observation of one individ
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The AuthorLouis B. Schlesinger, Ph.
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Sexual Murder: Catathymic and Compu
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Contents1 Understanding Sexual Murd
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5 Acute Catathymic Homicides5.1 Var
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10 Prediction and DispositionRefere
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UnderstandingSexual Murder:Problems
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intercourse, a desire for intercour
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world. Should a murder of this type
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project involving 48 “homicidal s
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of female homicide victims actually
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scene analysis. Psychiatrists and p
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the forensic and clinical psycholog
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• The location of the homicide wa
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Forcible Rape0.8%AggravatedAssault
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Among industrialized nations, the U
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Even before Wolfgang’s study, von
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ability, in an attempt to answer a
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hostage taking, arson, and anonymou
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Melton, Petrila, Poythress, and Slo
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second interview. Methods by which
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the police. When it was pointed out
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The psychologist began her intervie
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When asked why she did not mention
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We believe that these views are too
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up.” “Someone could have hemorr
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The following are examples of the v
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himself (as noted in Example 3). In
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Figure 2.1 Drawings by a sexual mur
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Figure 2.3 Drawings by a young man
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Figure 2.6 Offender’s spontaneous
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Figure 2.9 Drawings by a 13-year-ol
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Figure 2.11girls.Sketches by an 8-y
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Figure 2.13 Sketches by a 13-year-o
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2.2.4 Bender-GestaltThe Bender-Gest
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tory (CPI), and the Millon Clinical
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sexual attack on a young woman. The
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Table 2.3TermsMalingering(simulatio
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from a neurological disorder, had b
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are in a dissociative state and do
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exonerated through DNA evidence. As
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The Place of SexualMurder in theCla
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Perhaps the most widely known conne
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to predict with accuracy (Gibbons,
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groups. Type A homicides are impuls
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ased on an analysis of the motivati
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Thus, in many instances, epilepsy,
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violence. Unfortunately, the court-
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suffering thing. I thought if elect
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cotton underwear. She changed her u
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3.4.1 Social and Environmentally St
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men, without overt disturbance or a
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anger can trigger such murders unde
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wrapped his wife’s body in a tarp
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athroom and got a green can of aero
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and made numerous stab wounds over
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15-year-old female (A) who lived ab
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put another coat of paint on and th
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y underlying conflicts that erupt w
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Catathymia andCatathymic Crisis:Con
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effects of encephalitis and various
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(p. 582). In this and similar cases
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plexes being at work” (p. 197). M
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In the 1950s the American people fa
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NeurosisPsychosisCatathymic CrisisC
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who dishonors my family. … I don
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• Stage 2: The latent complex of
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Eventually, Robert’s idea of cast
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Robert’s treating physicians who,
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to prevent a (lower) “fourth orde
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Finally, the authors found it signi
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Ruotolo’s findings corroborated t
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His offenders had unstable families
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Table 5.1 Similarities between Acut
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and looked at her and tried to have
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hated her.” Following the homicid
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Figure 5.1Drawings by offender who
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5.2.2 Displaced MatricideConflicts
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“I asked myself a thousand times
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that that’s his mom. They have no
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men, drank to excess and spent chil
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5.2.3 Sexual MatricideMost acute ca
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5.3 Differential DiagnosisAcute cat
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skin picking as an example. But, ra
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Chronic CatathymicHomicides6The chr
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homicides are unplanned, while the
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Raskolnikov’s belief — that by
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e attacked [by the Americans during
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offenders. Such opposite notions ar
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6.3 The Predominance of DepressionO
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and eventually to a sudden acting-o
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• Card 3BM. “We have a person h
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Around the 5th month of the relatio
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Figure 6.1 Drawings by an offender
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elieved that, through this decision
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DD grew up in a working-class famil
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car in neutral. She yelled for help
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she came out and said, ‘What’s
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Mullen, and Alpers (2000) found the
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Figure 6.3 Deep depression is obvio
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chosis, a necessary condition to es
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Table 7.1Differing Uses of the Term
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meanings, as we have seen. The use
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anthropos, meaning man.) There are
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a descriptive — as opposed to an
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Table 7.2 Characteristics of Contem
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He concluded that men have an inbor
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Perhaps one of the most bizarre cas
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have been sexually motivated, compu
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tendencies in his youth: “I had a
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her while she was unconscious but s
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his trial he told the judge that
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findings: such offenders “give ve
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enforcement personnel looking for a
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Table 7.4Childhood Sexual Experienc
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The men often selected victims base
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profile in shocking detail. Not onl
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years, these and other investigator
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Some investigators (Godwin and Cant
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Planned CompulsiveHomicides8Compuls
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design is for man, who then more th
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offered from different theoretical
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manual strangulation (60%), sometim
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AA denied achieving any powerful or
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• Card 3GF. “A battered woman.
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he left one of his tools there, and
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Additionally, BB had been charged w
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their breasts exposed and placing t
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On the Rorschach, CC produced many
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only to find himself suddenly impel
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plastics with legs & top tied so th
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how he slowly drowned her and sat o
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Figure 8.3 Crime scene photo of wom
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FF was raised by his mother, whom h
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uttocks; and over by the wall hung
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obtained one fingerprint, but becau
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On Card 13BM, GG said, “somebody
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Less common cases involve two male
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UnplannedCompulsiveHomicides9Sexual
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disorganized speech, as well as neg
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(Schechter and Everitt, 1996). His
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a lot of evidence was recovered, in
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9.3 Nonrecognition of the Sexual As
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underestimation because some of BB
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The next case illustrates an offend
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the bed.” EE described anger towa
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9.5 Breakthrough of Compulsion with
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on the stomach. He next burned D’
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