Serial Killer Investigations
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But then, the Behavioral Science Unit was still new, and had not yet had time to find its feet.
The problem with the ‘Hillside Strangler’—as he was then known—was that he seemed to be a completely disorganised killer, and if luck is on their side, these are the most difficult to catch. Ressler explains: The disorganized killer may pick up a steak knife in the victim’s home, plunge it into her chest, and leave it sticking there. Such a disorganized mind does not care about fingerprints or oth...er evidence. If police find a body rather readily, that is a clue that the crime has been done by a disorganized offender. Organized ones transport the bodies from the place that the victims were killed, and then hide the bodies, sometimes quite well. Many of Ted Bundy’s victims were never found. Bob Berdella, a Kansas City, Missouri, killer who, like John Gacy, abducted, tortured, and killed young boys, cut up their bodies into small pieces and fed them to the dogs in his yard; many that were so treated could never be identified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But then, the Behavioral Science Unit was still new, and had not yet had time to find its feet.
The problem with the ‘Hillside Strangler’—as he was then known—was that he seemed to be a completely disorganised killer, and if luck is on their side, these are the most difficult to catch. Ressler explains: The disorganized killer may pick up a steak knife in the victim’s home, plunge it into her chest, and leave it sticking there. Such a disorganized mind does not care about fingerprints or oth...er evidence. If police find a body rather readily, that is a clue that the crime has been done by a disorganized offender. Organized ones transport the bodies from the place that the victims were killed, and then hide the bodies, sometimes quite well. Many of Ted Bundy’s victims were never found. Bob Berdella, a Kansas City, Missouri, killer who, like John Gacy, abducted, tortured, and killed young boys, cut up their bodies into small pieces and fed them to the dogs in his yard; many that were so treated could never be identified.
What to read after Serial Killer Investigations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colin Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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