University of Cebu-Banilad Library

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents: Foreward — Overview — Chapter I: Origins of criminal profiling — Chapter II: The birth of the profiler — Chapter III: Criminal investigation — Chapter IV: Special criminal investigation — Chapter V: Modus operandi — Chapter VI: Anatomy of crime — Chapter VII: Violent behavior and classifying violent offenders — Chapter VIII: Behavioral change and consistency — Chapter IX: Important theories in criminology: why people commit crime — Chapter X: Copycat — Chapter XI: Building a criminal case using forensic evidence — Chapter XII: Pros and Cons of criminal profiling — Appendices — References — Annex.

"This book was authored as a ready reference material for criminology students and law enforcers. The contents of this book consists mainly of the profiling of criminals to include their modes of operation in piloting crimes. The provisions are prepared sequentially and outlined thoroughly.

While the author is still part of the academe, he comprehended the need of steady education, training and upgrading of procedural knowledge of ways and means of prohling and tracing of criminals.

It cannot be over-emphasized that for the students or the law enforcers, the study of criminal profiling should not end with either the summary or the digests presented here. This work is only intended to lead everyone to a much wider would consisting the full text of knowing, analyzing and assessing of the modus operandi of victimizing innocent individual.

The author of this book is particularly indebted to the Deans and Faculties of the different colleges of Criminal Justice Education. Without their selfish commitment to both the study and the teaching of criminology, the most lasting bequest they have left to their students, this Book would not have been perceived." —Foreword

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Purchased Pableo-Borbon, Deniebelle College of Criminology Criminology

Purchased Pableo-Borbon, Deniebelle College of Criminology Criminology

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