Hunting Serial Predators: A Multivariate Classification Approach To Profiling Violent Behavior

Presents a facet classification of serial murderer and their crime scene actions based on empirical and repeatable studies, and argues that such an empirical process to analyzing their behavior is necessary to make logical decisions on how to detect and apprehend them. Introduces an approach which encompasses all applications of psychology that have the objective of improving the investigation of serial murder, and crime in general. Draws on data from crime scene actions of 107 US serial killers, and provides a real-life case study.