Between a ROC and a hard place: a method for linking serial burglaries by modus operandi

By C. Bennell, Natalie J. Jones. 2005

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Health, Sociology and Political Science

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• Pragmatic solutions to offender profiling and behavioural investigative advice (2010, unknown): “Studies on burglary and robbery have shown that it is possible to discriminate between particular characteristics and consequently predict accurately whether several offences are (un)linked (Bennell & Jones, 2005; Goodwill & Alison, 2006; Woodhams & Toye, 2007).”
• Behavioural crime linking in serial homicide (2008, background): “Although studies in crime linking are scarce, some attempts have been made at least regarding burglary (Bennell & Canter, 2002; Bennell & Jones, 2005), arson (Santtila, Fritzon, & Tamelander, 2004) and rape (Grubin et al., 1997; Santtila, Junkkila, & Sandnabba, 2005).”