Mini Lecture: Geographical profiling and catching serial murderers

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How offenders live and move through their daily environment leaves digital, physical and psychological traces. These traces can be used as clues to help understand the patterns and movements made by serial offenders – which can often be used to solve cases, and prevent others serial offences from happening. This talk will show your students the principles of how geographical profiling works in serial offender cases, and will focus on the geographical profiles left behind by some of the most notorious serial murderers in the UK.

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