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    Serial Killer Causes

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    According to statistic researcher Aaron Guo, the number of active serial killers in the United States at all times is 35. That is an alarming number considering what a threat serial killers are to society. The term “serial killer” is often misinterpreted and can be mistaken for someone who is a “murderer”. Although they may sound like the same thing, they are not. A serial killer is someone who murders a numerous amount of people in a non-categorized grouping. Most of the time, they do it out of…

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    Allen Stanford

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    Allen Stanford was born in Mexia, Texas in 1950. He always had an eye for an opportunity. When he was 13, he made himself $400 by offering to clear a piece of land for a real estate developer on the condition that he could keep the felled trees to sell as firewood. He enrolled at Baylor University, the oldest college in Texas, in 1970. He studied finance, and according to James Davis, one of his classmates during college, while the rest of them were beating their brains out, Stanford was busy…

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    Dna Analysis Essay

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    It is common to hear reports in the media of crimes that have been solved with theassistance of DNA analysis (Brown, 2006). If enough blood, semen or tissue is foundat a crime scene, forensic laboratories can determine the blood type or tissue type byusing antibodies to detect specific cell surface proteins (Campbell et al, 2006). Thismethod unfortunately requires large amounts of fresh samples and is not a strongsource of evidence as several people have the same blood or tissue type and thus…

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    Following is a summary of the article: “Who by Lying, Who by Cheating, Who by Stealing, and Whom Shall I Say Is Calling?” by Alan Briskinn, posted on 09/28/2015 in the Huffington Post. His article was written post the VW debacle, wherein software was created to mask the large amounts of toxins released from cars sold to public as clean diesel. Results were obvious, devaluation of the share price of VW, forthcoming fines, VW on the top of case studies on Corporate Ethical Breaches. The author…

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    Jeffery Dahmer

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    In Inside a Murdering Mind by Anne E. Schwartz, Schwartz tells the story of a man named Jeffery Dahmer. Jeffery Dahmer was a seemingly normal man who live in Milwaukee, however, as the story goes, Dahmer was far from normal. In reality, he was a serial killer who would kill for the purpose of having sex with the corpse of his victims then he would occasionally, eat their flesh. In this critical essay, Anne E, Schwartz discusses a handful of possible reason for Jeffery Dahmer’s awful crimes and…

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    Jeffrey Dahmer, the infamous serial killer, was born on May 21, 1960 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, although he grew up in Ohio. His childhood was not anything too out of the ordinary, except for a few incidents; one of which was him being molested at the age of eight. Dahmer grew up in a house with his father, mother and his brother, Lionel Dahmer, Joyce Dahmer and David Dahmer, listed accordingly. When he turned ten, Dahmer was supposedly experimenting with dead animals, although his parents just…

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    DNA fingerprinting is a test to identify and evaluate the genetic information called DNA in a person’s cells. This dna fingerprinting process was found in 1984 by a british geneticist Alec Jeffreys. The procedure she had invented for DNA fingerprinting was that it consists of first obtaining a amount of cells, such as skin, hair, or blood cells, which all contain some type of DNA. the DNA is then cut into specific points along the strand with proteins known as the restriction enzymes. The…

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    On request of the Chief Investigative Officer of the Ontario Provincial Police, the following psychological and criminal profile of American serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer (1960 – 1994) was prepared by criminal profiler Alex Kwiatkowski with the objective of establishing the motivates and psychological factors that lead to the violent up-bringing and crimes perpetrated by the offender. Although at the time of the analysis the offender was deceased and unable to be interviewed, Alex Kwiatkowski…

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    themselves try to protect their children from. The difference here though, is the fact that this man not only got children, but adults too. Oh, and girls- not to worry. Jeffrey Dahmer only wanted boys/ men, also age preference wasn’t really there either, his victims ranging from about 13-36 years of age. So, what exactly did Jeffrey Dahmer do? Well, he did a lot, he did a lot of disgusting things. Some topped others, but we will get into that a little later. Right now we shall start things off a…

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    three years apart in the 1980’s. The novel follows the investigation of the Narborough murder and how the discovery of a new forensic technique was vital to solving the case and finding the killer. This discovery of genetic fingerprinting by Alec Jeffreys during the time of this investigation revolutionized the world of forensic science. The novel begins by setting the scene in Narborough, England, a small village southwest of the city of Leicester. Within the first paragraph, Wambaugh…

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