Crime Classification Manual Part II Chapter 6 94
Crime Classification Manual Part II Chapter 6 94
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STANDARD SYSTEM FOR INVESTIGATING AND CLASSIFYING VIOLENT CRIMES
SECOND
EDITION
Investigation
An investigative
consideration of great importance in this case was the list of franchisers on
the ransom note. A suspect in a kidnapping of this sort, one that was more
retaliatory than profit motivated (nonspecific demands in ransom note), would be
someone who had been (in his perspective) mistreated by the victim’s husband.
Careful investigation of the financial status as well as any history of problems
precipitating the incident, either domestic or occupational, would be helpful in
narrowing down a list of possible suspects. Another consideration that was of significance
in terms of the suspect who was finally charged with Annie Hearin’s kidnapping was
scrutiny of meetings and travel typical of his routine. His travels had made him
familiar with Jackson.
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