The Nature of Expressiveness and Instrumentality in Homicide

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Offender Interaction With Victims in Homicide (2003, methodology): “So that the results from the current study could be directly used to build on the previous literature, the data used were the same as those used for the study by Salfati (2000).”
Sexual Homicide of Elderly Females (2002, background): “Although this study was limited to some of the basic elements of behavioral assessments of these types of criminals, other data collection efforts and analyses may yield different results (Muller, 2000; Salfati, 2000; West, 2000).”
Delinquent Development in a Sample of High-Risk Youth (2009, methodology): “…of the use of comparable methods (such as smallest space analysis; Lingoes 1973) in homicide research can be found in Salfati and Canter (1999) and Salfati (2000); outside of homicide research, Bijleveld, Bakker, and Hendriks (1998) related personality characteristics and background variables to…”
Differentiating sexual violence: A comparison of sexual homicide and rape (2006, methodology): “In concordance with Salfati (2000), this variable was coded as present even if the victim had already been naked before the offense.”