@jennyy4666: Geographical locating is a fascinating aspect of crime analysis. Police can pinpoint a killer’s home without needing a single suspect. It’s all about math, not guesswork! This method, known as geographic profiling, was developed by criminologist Kim Rossmo in the 1990s. The idea behind it is that offenders usually prefer not to commit crimes close to home, leading them to travel a bit before acting. This insight has proven invaluable in criminal investigations. #crime #solving #criminal #investigation #psychology

Idrm :

What if the killer stays in the same house?

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they can also do it with guesswork 50 years before the killer is even born. its just kind of unlikely

tfjx :

the further the killer's home is it becomes quadratically harder to find his home unless other factors come into play.

cdenis13:11 :

that's assuming they can connect more deaths to one killa

Chris :

Noted..

dimitriblyat5 :

I can see everyone if I’m given the accessibility 📡🛰️

notrealsimondesue :

interesting

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VicDan :

Gotta love maths. Makes us think how predictable we really are

SQBN :

I love how people forget that we can get the same training materials as law enforcement and learn what they are doing.

Mason brumbaugh :

Sounds like common sense actually

🍐Pääruna🥔 :

just be smart and buffer around someone else's house or a monument with symbolic value

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