Serial Killer Behavioral Analysis

When investigating the twisted minds of a serial killer they use three main areas of investigational analysis; the micro level of analysis which investigates to function and the structure of the brain, the molecular level of analysis which investigates behavior, and the moral level which investigates the interactions of the individual on the people and the environment around him. When trying to catch a serial killer the behavioral analysis’s dig all the way down to the basics by investigating the functions and working of the killers own minds and nervous system. Investigators may even be able to discover that the suspect has some sort of mental disorder. A mental disorder could be the explanation for the case where the killer would place the earrings on both sides
You can determine many things about a person by their behaviors and actions. A killers behaviors can help the investigators determine a pattern and to develop a profile of their killer. This information can be and is crucial in the narrowing down of the suspect list and the eventual capture of the criminal. A pattern of who the killer goes after helps narrow down a search area, and a simple detail such as the fact that a killer knocking out their victims’ before killing them tells an investigator that the killer has low self esteem, because the killer was to timid to truly face his victim. The molar level of investigation is how the killer interacts with other people and the environment. The location of the body, the marks on a victim’s body can both tell the police a lot about the killer. In one case such as in the movie “Mind of a Serial Killer” the marks on the body of the victims told the police that the killer was returning to the dump sites to further his torture and humiliation of his victims after they were all ready dead. This information led to a sting set up, and the capture of a very dangerous