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Find Offender |
Prove Guilt |
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Collect Suspects |
Prioritize |
Evaluate |
Direct/Indirect Evidence |
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Public Tips Witnesses Informants Friends Family Neighbors |
Databases Criminal Records Police Files DMV Other Agencies |
Physical Description |
Opportunity Motive Means Modus Operandi Composite Sketch Video Alibi Suspect Interview Interviews of Family, Friends, and Neighbors |
Witness |
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Behavior General Specific |
Confession |
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Geography General Specific |
Physical Evidence |
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Source: Rossmo, D. K. (2004). Geographic profiling as problem solving for serial crime. In Q. C. Thurman & J. D. Jamieson (Eds.), Police problem solving (pp. 121-131). Cincinnati: Anderson Publishing.
For information, please contact:
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Center for Geospatial Intelligence and Investigation
Kim Rossmo, PhD
Research Professor
KRossmo@TxState.edu
(512) 245-2006
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