The study of serial killing and its victims. This document contains information on the victims of serial killers and how they are profiled.

VICTIMOLOGY Serial killing

This report contains the investigation and procedure to find the murderer Gary Ridgway, also known as the Green River Killer, who killed approximately 71 women. It includes the role of community efforts and programs like CODIS and VCAP. The report also discusses the effect on the local community and the challenges in serial murder investigations. 

Investigation of Gary Ridgway: The Green River Killer

This project discusses the case of Gary Ridgway, also known as the Green River Killer, who murdered numerous people across the US for 20 years. The project describes his background, methods, and area of operations, and summarizes the case, including the period, location, and number of victims. The project also relates Ridgway to the MacDonald Triad theory and proposes a typology that describes his motivation, location, and organized or disorganized factors.

Serial Killers and Mass Murderers Project

Criminology

This assignment discusses the biological, psychological and sociological factors that influence criminal behavior using Ted Bundy as an example. It also explores the concept of victim blaming and its theories.

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Sociology

Criminological Psychology Assignment Resubmission

Crime is a complex phenomenon that changes over time and culture. This article explores the psychological approaches and criminological theories behind criminal behavior, including the impact of early childhood experiences and mental processes. It also discusses how proper counseling and treatment can help prevent criminal activities in the future.

Understanding Criminal Behavior and Criminological Theories

This essay explores the psychological and social factors that led to Ted Bundy's criminal actions through the lens of behavioral theories. It discusses how life experiences shape behavior and how attachment theory, Freud's theories, and Bandura's behavioral theory can help us understand criminal behavior. The essay focuses on the case of Ted Bundy, one of the most notorious criminals in American history, and how his early life experiences conditioned his thought process over the years and contributed to his criminal actions.

VICTIMOLOGY Serial killing