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Qualitative Crime Pattern Identification

Thursday, September 28, 2023

Communication

 One example out of fifteen in "Communication" in Chapter 21:

 Written Communication:

  • Handwritten or typed notes left at crime scenes as a form of communication or intimidation
  • Anonymous letters sent to victims, law enforcement, or media to claim responsibility or issue threats
  • Correspondence between criminals or with accomplices through written letters or notes
  • Handwritten notes or letters used to convey messages or threats
  • Graffiti or symbols left at crime scenes as a form of communication or identification
  • Posters, flyers, or other printed materials used for criminal purposes or to send a message
  • Messages or markings left on victims or objects as a signature or form of communication


See the book for the other communication categories! It's not only mobile phones...

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