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I was looking for some data on how far away murderers live from their victims and came across this article authored by Scott H. Decker, professor at the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Arizona.
We have been talking about the police releasing more details to help develop a profile of who the attacker is. This article covers why these types of details are really important for narrowing down who is most likely to be the Delphi killer.
A few key points:
"Most homicides also occur within relatively close proximity to the residences of victims and offenders."
"It is important to note that firearms are involved in about two-thirds of homicides in the U.S. That said, murders between intimates are more likely to involve “hands-on” violence, such as choking, beatings, or violence where the perpetrator physically touches the victim. Guns are more likely to be involved between perpetrators and victims who are strangers, or who know each other only in passing, like rival gang members."
Americans Mostly Kill the Ones We Know | Essay | Zócalo Public Square
We have been talking about the police releasing more details to help develop a profile of who the attacker is. This article covers why these types of details are really important for narrowing down who is most likely to be the Delphi killer.
A few key points:
"Most homicides also occur within relatively close proximity to the residences of victims and offenders."
"It is important to note that firearms are involved in about two-thirds of homicides in the U.S. That said, murders between intimates are more likely to involve “hands-on” violence, such as choking, beatings, or violence where the perpetrator physically touches the victim. Guns are more likely to be involved between perpetrators and victims who are strangers, or who know each other only in passing, like rival gang members."
Americans Mostly Kill the Ones We Know | Essay | Zócalo Public Square