You have decided that, since criminal profiling is legal to conduct, it would be beneficial to do so when conducting undercover operations at your local airport while looking for a murder suspect
It is imperative that you follow a suggested set of sequential steps used in the criminal profiling process. Name these steps and what they entail.
data assimilation—Collect: crime scene photos, autopsy reports, police reports, witness statements, neighborhood data maps, victim's travel & lifestyle information; crime classification—determine offender/crime scene type: organized, disorganized, mixed, or atypical by examining victim's injuries, victim location, method of attack, control of victim, weapon used, items taken, modus operandi, signature, staging; crime reconstruction—reconstruct the crime: generate hypotheses about the victim/ offender relationship, create sequence of events from beginning to end of crime, develop offender's modus operandi, signature, theme; profile generation—generate profile of offender including demographics, physical characteristics, behavioral characteristics, personality dynamics, lifestyle.
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