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January 1, 1991The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1973-)146 citations

Serial Murder: An Elusive Phenomenon

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KHKathleen M. HeideUniversity of South FloridaSEStephen EggerUniversity of California, Los Angeles

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Preface A Critical Examination of the Phenomenon of Serial Murder Serial Murder: A Synthesis of the Literature and Research by Steven A. Egger The Darker Figure of Crime: The Serial Murder Enigma by Kenna Kiger The Etiology of Victimization in Serial Murder: An Historical and Demographic Analysis by Eric W. Hickey Dissociation, Psychopathy, and the Serial Murder by Harold Vetter Those Who Kill, and Kill, and Kill, and Eventually are Caught The Aftermath of the Yorkshire Ripper: The Response of the United Kingdom Police Service by Richard Doney Investigating Serial Murder: The Case of Indiana's Gay Murders by David A. Ford Henry Lee Lucas: Case Study of a Prolific Serial Killer by Steven A. Egger Law Enforcements' Response to Serial Murder: Problems and Solutions Linkage Blindness: A Systemic Myopia by Steven A. Egger Taxonomy of Law Enforcement Responses to Serial Murder by Steven A. Egger The Future: Investigation and Research Future of Serial Murder Investigation by Steven A. Egger An Agenda for Research of Serial Murder by Steven A. Egger Selected Bibliography Author Index Subject Index

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