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Originally posted by Ausgirl
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We have Russell Williams, who was a Colonel in the Canadian military, he was happily married but raped & murdered two women, nothing abnormal about his childhood.
Where I have concerns about these 'classic profiling' methods is, they will sometimes point to a man who:
- had an abnormally violent childhood.
- a dominant father who beat his mother.
- a violent father who fought anybody.
- a dominant mother who mistreated him.
- a normal childhood.
Profiling has a 'classification' to meet any need, in other words, the killer is everyman.
He seems apparently unconcerned with the possibility of being caught.
I don't think he had a lot of wealth. If he did, he'd have lured women to a home base that was not shared with a pile of other people, and thus would have more time.. I think he used the streets because it was most expedient.
So really, this is not a practical alternative regardless of his personal worth.
And, if he lived out of Whitechapel then this is simply not an option.
In order for them to feel relaxed they must take the lead, they led him to their 'spot', and they knew the frequency of police beats. All he had to do was wait for a constable to pass, then he knew he had 15 minutes...
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