Mystery & Crime Resources
All of the following links are provided purely as informational research links for writers and are not intended to supply medical or legal advice of any kind, nor to encourage any activity.
Criminal Psychology
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The
Ultimate Forensic Psychology Database
This
site has been created to provide the internet's largest and most
comprehensive online resource towards the disciplines of forensic
psychology and forensic psychiatry, as well as any other applications of
mental health towards the forensic sciences. |
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Forensic Psychology - Suite101.com
Hello! I would like to welcome all of my new users to the Forensic Psychology division of Suite 101. Here you will find a number of great Forensic Psychology resources. Information like weekly editorials, opinion pools, discussion groups, and a great 'best of the web' link section. So why not have a look around and drop us a line if you have questions or comments! |
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Psychiatry and the Law
Table of Contents for J.F. Hooper's |
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The Suspect Confessed. Case Closed?
Not Necessarily, Researcher Says. The days of bright lights and rubber hoses as tools to obtain confessions from criminal suspects may be gone, but the more modern methods used by police to get suspects to confess may be no less powerful. |
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Into the Mind
of a Serial Killer
What is a serial killer? According to Dictionary.com, a serial killer [n] is someone who murders more than three victims one at a time in a relatively short interval. This sounds simple, but is, in fact, quite complicated. Serial murderers are some of the most fascinating and terrifying humans ever to walk this earth. |
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Men Do What Good Men Dream A Forensic Psychiatrist Illuminates the Darker Side of Human Behavior |
Bad Men Do What Good Men
Dream A Forensic Psychiatrist Illuminates the Darker Side of Human Behavior by Robert I. Simon, M.D.
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| Genesis
of a Serial Killer: Fantasy's integral role in the creation of a monster |
A thesis on the
mind of a serial killer by Jeremy Anderson
Senior Paper: May, 1994,
Psychology Department |
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Crime Times
Research, reviews and Information on Biological Causes of Criminal Violent and Sociopathic behavior |