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Sources of Evidence - Answers -Crime Scene
Victim
Offender
Sexual Assault Kit - Answers -Specialized kit used to collect and preserve evidence
recovered during a forensic exam of a sexual assault victim
Types of Offender Behavior - Answers -1. Physically- What he did and he made her do
2. Verbally- What he said and How he said it
3. Sexually- What acts he performed and in what manner; what she did
Rapist Typologies - Answers -Power Motivated
-Power Reassurance
-Power Assertive
Anger Motivated
-Anger Retaliatory
-Anger Excitation
Power Reassurance Rapist - Answers --Needs to remind himself that he is a man
-Social Misfit
-Takes souvenirs
- Any resistance and he quits
-No confidence
- Violence level is low
Power Assertive Rapist - Answers --Show Manliness
- Violence level increases
- May or may not assault upon resistance
- Confident with 'con' approach
- transport victim to other place to commit crime
Anger Retaliatory Rapist - Answers --Retaliation to something
-Disorganized
-opportunistic
-inflicts pain
-may cut, insert things, and may leave dead or alive
Anger Excitation Rapist - Answers --selects his victims
, -motivation is pain
-very organized
-wants them alive for pain response
- increases violence
-mutilate or disembowel
-least common/ most violent
Situational Child Molester - Answers --attacks when situation presents itself
-drug/alcohol involved
-no true sexual preference for children
- may even go after the elderly
Preferential Child Molester - Answers --commonly known as a pedophile
-absolute and definite sexual preferences for children
-May be related to the victim or may be a close friend of the victim's
parents
-May have experienced or observed a pattern of molestation during
childhood
Autopsy - Answers -Dissection of dead body for purpose of determining cause of death
Medical Examiner - Answers --Chief, regional, county or local doctor
-in charge of the body and associated evidence items until he or she has completed the
necessary examinations and released it for further disposition
-should take custody of any deceased body found at a
scene
Coroner - Answers --Elected official; 4 years
-in charge of the body and associated evidence items until he or she has completed the
necessary examinations and released it for further disposition
Estimating time of death - Answers --can be estimated within four hours of death
-body temperature will fall about one and one-half degrees per hour after the first hour
of death at normal room temperature
-pupil dilation within 7 hours
-Lividity
-Rigor Mortis
-Cadaveric Spasms
Postmortem Lividity - Answers --caused by cessation of cardiac activity and blood flow
-blood settles in response to gravity to the lowest parts of the body
-Dark blue or purple skin
- Sets in 3 hours, fixed at 10 (8-12)
Rigor Mortis - Answers -stiffening of body
-sets in at 3-6 hours
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