Crime Classification Manual Part II Chapter 6 G 84
Crime Classification Manual Part II Chapter 6 G 84
A STANDARD
SYSTEM FOR INVESTIGATING AND CLASSIFYING VIOLENT CRIMES SECOND EDITION
Bittaker and
Norris transported the victims to remote sites that posed little to no risk of
interruption or discovery. This ensured the lengthy contact with the victims
that was required to fulfill the fantasies and drives that fueled their acts of
sadistic murder. Several bodies were transported to a different disposal site
from the death scene. With Norris’s help, the broken skeletal remains of Gilliam
and Lamp were found scattered over an area hundreds of feet along the canyon
floor. No traces of Schaeffer or Hall’s body were found due to the well-selected
disposal sites. All of these indicators common to Bittaker and Norris crime
scenes are evidence of controlled, organized offenders.

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