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Katherine Ramsland Ph.dPsychology Today |
Crimes arranged to misdirect attention often show known red flags.
Perception plays a pivotal role in drawing the dead.
Expert on serial killers outed as fraud shows ease with which people can be duped.
Immersion in crime culture inspired some females to kill.
In a career that’s tough on women, persistence and grit can pay off.
After decades of silence, Bundy’s cousin describes her close encounters.
Bias that taints investigative logic can undermine justice.
A former FBI agent investigates trucker culture to showcase linkage analysis.
Criminology’s crime scripting is much older than its official start date.
When investigators home in, certain types of killers opt out.
To thrive, compulsive dupers devise protective pivots.
Filling case holes with informed awareness can detect and repair bias.
A forensic nurse helped FBI profilers standardize behavioral analysis protocol.
Do crimes committed during adolescence define a person forever?
Razing a place where violence transpired has pros and cons.
Why professionals who deal with extreme offenders seek their relatable side.
Here's why killers desperately seek other killers.