Profile of a Serial Offender

PROFILE OF A SERIAL OFFENDER
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Serial Murder Profiling has a contemporary understanding based on the different context of crime. Serial murder is a rare crime occurrence which creates great concern to the public. Many serial killings are worrisome especially when criminals have antisocial personality disorders. An example of serial murder involves “The Green River Killer.” There was a man called Gary Ridgway who had a record of killing many women in an effort of keeping them straights (Seltzer, 2013). The primary goal of Gary was to kill as many as possible just because those women were prostitutes. Gary was killing them since he was not ready to pay after sex. These women seem to be victims since their disappearance was rarely noticed at first. Gary assumed that police would go searching for killed women instead of him.
The serial number profiling of Gary’s crime is analyzed on spatial, personality, and crime scene development. These are essential tools used by police officers to investigate the case. The public conception creates some legal ability for public understandings to address the occurrence of the crime with a serial number. The profiling of the murder case is associated with the science critics and art of advocating. The comprehensive profiling of the Gary case is developed through the ability to suspect when killing women (Seltzer, 2013). Serial number profiling help in maintaining the accuracy and efficiency of the sufficiently investigating murder case.

Some critiques of evaluating the effectiveness of the report are generated through suggested methods of law enforcement. The finding of investigating officials makes a high rate of accuracy through different profiling methods in Gary’s case.
The typology context of serial murder in Gary’s killing case is developed through shared characteristics. The expansive database provides some useful profiling to uncover information on killing using available evidence. The primary reason for Gary’s killing is because of personality development on psychopathic and psychotic. Based on typology context, Gary was the contract killer in the case and was seeking material gain. According to typology knowledge, the killing actions of Gary are classified are given the serial number [8,12]. The serial number is given based on motivation reasons for fantasy and existence (Seltzer, 2013). Psychological characteristic of Gary allows him to operate in a vast geographical region for an extended period. Geographic span of killing enhances Gary’s mobility after committing the crime. As such, behaviors patterns are addressed through aggressive means for wide assortments. Gary is aligned with criminal behaviors of crime scene [12]. This is because he depended on psychopathological and motivational aspects in his killing patterns.
The process of solving profiling murder cases will involve some works on understanding and explaining the characteristic of events. Practically, the investigating body creates mosaics behaviors, motives, and personality of a killer. The activity starts from childhood behavior until the recent murder case. The resolution process involves active interaction between murder and victim. The dynamic scene of the crime helps to investigate official to have enough evidence of accusing the criminal (Seltzer, 2013). Criminal offenders need to be rehabilitated to help them change their behaviors and motives. The rehabilitation procedures are related to the degree of the murder case. Gary’s case of killing women can be solved through the rehabilitation process. The rehabilitation process will involve training programs, educational, and counseling. These programs can influence Gary’s decision-making procedures. As such, the issue of “The Green River Killer” will not happen in future.

References
Seltzer, M. (2013). Serial killers: Death and life in America’s wound culture. Routledge.