Serial Killers: The Method and Madness of Monsters (72 page)

Burr, Ann Marie,
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Cadmium poisoning,
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Cahill, Tim,
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Campbell, Caryn,
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Canada and serial killers,
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Canadian Violent Crime Linkage Analysis System (ViCLAS),
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Cannibal, The (Hannibal Lecter),
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Cantor, David,
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Carignan, Harvey,
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Car, never getting into the,
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Catoe, Jarvis Roosevelt,
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Cepeda, Dollie,
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Character of serial killers,
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Charcot, Jean-Martin,
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Charlie Chop-Off (Miguel Rivera),
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Chase, Alston,
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Chase, Richard (The Vampire Killer),
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Chemical imbalances of psychopaths,
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Child homicides,
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Childhood of serial killers,
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adoption,
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animal cruelty history,
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arson history,
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bedwetting,
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biochemistry,
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birth of serial killers,
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brain damage,
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cadmium poisoning,
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daydreaming,
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dressing as girls,
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exhibitionism,
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family stability and history,
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fantasy,
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fetishism,
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girls, dressing as,
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head injuries in childhood,
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infant bonding, absence,
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isolation from peers,
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“life knowledge” acquired in,
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madness and difficult childhood,
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making of serial killers,
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malnutrition,
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masturbation, compulsive,
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mother,
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nightmares,
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parental discipline,
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physical abuse,
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“poisonous pedagogy,”
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psychopathic tendencies as defense mechanism,
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rebelliousness,
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sexual abuse,
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substance abuse,
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“test runs” of fantasy,
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voyeurism,
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See also
First kill

China and serial killers,
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Christie, John,
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CIA (criminal investigative analysis),
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Circle hypothesis, profiling,
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Clancy, Tom,
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Clark, Douglas (The Sunset Boulevard Killers),
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Clark, Sophie,
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Classifying serial killers,
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disorganized,
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FBI and,
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mixed-category,
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organized,
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Richard Ramirez (The Night Stalker),
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sexual homicide,
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specialization,
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See also
Bundy, Theodore “Ted”; Criminal profiling; Motives

Cole, Carroll Edward,
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Cole, Eddie,
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Coleman, Alton,
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Collins, John Norman,
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Colobosis,
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Comfort killers,
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Comic books (facilitator),
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Compassion (medical-type) serial murders,
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Compendium
(irrational violence without profit),
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Compton, Veronica,
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Cook, Jesse,
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Cook, Kenya,
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Cooley, Melanie,
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“Cooling-off” between murders,
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Copeland, Ray and Fay,
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Coprolagnia,
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Coprophilia,
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Corbin, Evelyn,
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Corll, Dean,
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Corona, Juan,
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Cortical underarousal,
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Cottingham, Richard (The Times Square Torso Ripper),
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Cowell, Theodore Robert.
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Bundy, Theodore “Ted”

Cream, Thomas Neill,
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Crime assessment (Step 3), profiling,
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Crime Classification Manual
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Crime scene analysis, profiling,
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Criminal career, IP profile,
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Criminal enterprise homicide,
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Criminal investigative analysis (CIA),
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Adolf Hitler, first profile,
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advisory capacity of FBI,
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apprehension (Step 6),
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art vs. science,
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categories, issues with,
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circle hypothesis,
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crime assessment (Step 3),
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crime scene analysis,
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decision process models (Step 2),
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diagnostic evaluation (DE),
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Equivocal Death Analysis,
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experience vs. nonexperience of profilers,
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FBI’s Behavioral Sciences Unit (BSU),
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field profile coordinators,
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geographic profiling,
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George Metesky (Mad Bomber of New York),
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history of profiling,
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House Investigations Subcommittee,
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