Unit 6: Sexually Motivated Homicides and Sexual Assault Flashcards

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What is a lust killer?

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A sexually motivated serial killer who links sexual gratification to fatal violence.

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Define picquerism.

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An intense desire to stab, wound, or cut the flesh of another person.

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What is flagellationism?

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An intense desire to beat, whip, or club someone for sexual gratification.

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What are some traits of organized lust killers?

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Above-average intelligence, socially competent, planned killings, body moved from crime scene.

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What are traits of disorganized lust killers?

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Below-average intelligence, socially inadequate, spontaneous killings, body left at the crime scene.

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What is vampirism in criminal behaviour?

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Sexual arousal or gratification from drinking blood, sometimes involving murder.

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Define anthropophagy.

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Cannibalism, sometimes associated with sexual gratification in lust killers.

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What is agonophilia?

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Sexual excitation from the pretension that one’s partner is struggling to be free.

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List the types of male serial killers.

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Visionary, Mission, Hedonistic (Lust and Thrill), Comfort.

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List the types of female serial killers.

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Visionary, Comfort, Hedonistic, Power Seeker, Disciple.

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What is the primary difference in motivation between male and female serial killers?

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Males often kill for sex, females for money, revenge, or cult involvement.

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What is a common tool used by sadistic rapists?

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Rape kits including items like handcuffs, ropes, and duct tape.

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What is the primary aim of the Power Reassurance Rapist?

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To elevate self-esteem through sex; uses minimal force and believes victim enjoys the rape.

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What is the Power Assertive Rapist’s motivation?

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Expressing dominance and virility; acts impulsively with aggression.

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What characterizes the Anger Retaliation Rapist?

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Desire to hurt women for perceived wrongs; rapes involve sudden, blitz attacks.

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What defines the Sadistic Rapist?

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Combines sexual arousal with inflicting physical and psychological pain on the victim.

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List some characteristics of the Power Reassurance Rapist.

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Single, socially immature, lives with parents, voyeur, transvestite, nonathletic.

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How often do Power Reassurance Rapists tend to commit rape?

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Every 7–15 days.

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What is biastophilia?

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Sexual arousal from violent rape.

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Define axillistic rape.

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Rape of the armpit.

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What are common traits of sadistic rapists?

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Middle-class, intelligent, married, obsessive planner, may eventually kill victims.

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List key features of a sadistic rape.

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Victim stalked, gags/bondage used, degrading language, ritualistic, increasing violence, possible murder.

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What are the common psychological effects of rape on victims?

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PTSD, fear, depression, sleep/eating issues, intimacy issues, suicidal ideation.

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What are the physical and gynecological effects of marital rape?

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Bruises, injuries, unwanted pregnancy, STDs, vaginal/anal trauma.

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What percentage of campus rape victims knew their attacker?
0.84
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How many rapes did the Dartmouth College report estimate per year?
109
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How do power assertive rapists differ in their attack cycle?
Typically rape every 20–25 days.
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What legal element must be proven in a rape case?
Sex act occurred, force used, lack of consent.
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What is anthropophagolagnia?
Rape involving cannibalism.
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What is the typical background of adolescent rapists?
Lower social class, prior arrests, often intoxicated, usually stranger victims, gang rape.
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What traits are typical of date rapists?
Jealousy, immaturity, abusive, manipulative, chauvinistic.