Criminal Profiling

Summary: This is not for the light-hearted. If you become unsettled easily, please navigate to the different parts of this website. A pattern of childhood experiences and development projected onto others directly or indirectly. Stimualted by release, a damaged feedback loop without processing. “I like it when they cry” to irreversible damage due to internal mechanisms with a biased lens not seeing anything other than what is inside the perception, pushing and adjusting reality to ‘fit a narrative’.

FOS - Complaints That Involve Economic And Domestic Abuse

Psychology Today - The Risk Factors for Continuing the Cycle of Abuse

Fantasy issues with integrated memories of harm, delusional purpose, wants and needs outside parameters, people seen as objects with control issues. Bad role modelling, somewhere in the timeline, no accountability means patterned behaviour escalating.

Note: Track the childhood development and the environment in which neural brain networks have to survive in. Track the history of questionable choices and actions, and track the connecting present actions and intentions. Primary evidence and secondary evidence will connect a deceptive timeline.

See Criminal Archive for a range of interviews.

(If it’s an emergency, go to the Domestic Abuse (subtle) page, and scroll down to the contact numbers. Stalker insight to is key.)

Starting with Ted Bundy, a highly manipulative, calculated and charming type. The source material offer insight from his last interview.

Before you read, have a little insight, it may help centre matters: Masked Emotional Instability

Newcastle Edu - Women can be psychopaths too, in ways more subtle but just as dangerous

When researching for raw or source material, the first stop might be films and books already made. As a writer, the job might be to dive deeper, look closer, pay attention, and learn the mechanics of the who, what, why, when and how. While studying, the page will be partly empty until a qualification is gained.

"Educating and researching to develop Behaviour Awareness in schools should now be a priority for life skills and mental health for a nation, country... globally raised bar. Would you drive on the road without driving lessons?"

Deceptive - Linked to factor one (psychopathy and childhood experiences) and Cluster B malignant. Intention to manipulate, emotionally harm, emotional abuse for stimulation, hide an action, statement that is not classed as positive, deny an agenda, blame shift away, fraudulent, victim card, effecting others people’s empathy, self-esteem and perception of someone for a setup of blameshift, using people so to not get hands dirty in any way, wanting and gaining at the expense of others or themselves. Self-deception moves on to deceiving others.

Barton Family Lawyers - Your Legal Guide to Divorcing a Narcissist – Narcissistic Abuse Explained

Unmasking deceptive people - Document primary and secondary evidence. Conversation and writing or lack of and using others. The approach may involve a red herring, direct questions. The primary evidence is already a negative mark in the assessment. The secondary source is the coverup. Signs of masking and not liking the fear of exposure is just step one. Step two is getting past the denial… the denial is key evidence, and techniques to uncover are found in the book page. Wrong is wrong, the deceptive person doesn’t see it that way so they are bound by their own bias without realising it… the evidence may have bias and using others, eventually, the core will expose its self.

The intention or motivation is via words instead of aggression. Manipulative, deceptive types, at first, may be harder to spot. Avoiding exposure at all costs to remain under the radar.

Psychological Disorder or Clinical Diagnosis? (Male and Female psychopathy has had a ratio change recently, stay updated: 1.2:1 – up to five times higher than previously suggested.)

The research opened up a lot that is not commonly known; all behaviour has been linked and studied, so pay attention to the types of deception.

"Psychopaths often get away with these behaviours because they can be superficially quite charming. They are true observers of human behaviour, often being able to mimic love, fear, remorse and other emotions well enough to go undetected." Jealous and parasitic. (not the Hollywood stereotype)

Eurekalert - Female psychopaths ‘more common than we think’

Psychology Today - How Many Female Psychopaths Are There?

References:

Psychopathy Is - What are Personality Disorders?

APA Psyc Net - Borderline personality disorder as a female phenotypic expression of psychopathy?

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5-TR)

Science Direct - Criminal Profiling

Simple Psychology - Offender Profiling In Psychology

Criminal Profiling - A Viable Investigative Tool Against Violent Crime

The Usefulness of Criminal Profiling

Reframing Criminal Profiling: A Guide for Integrated Practice

Barton Family Lawyers - Your Legal Guide to Divorcing a Narcissist – Narcissistic Abuse Explained

Source Material:

Crime & Psychiatry

Hayley Victoria Crime